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BUSINESS NOTlCE. An business affairs tanneoted with tbe Timet and DUpatch offloe win oe unenuea io ine uoanvii i etwoiunment. in tbe Jem tfookstare No. 11. Worth tfxti AdverttMmenta or Mot Timet will be atKutad tn In 4b Booms on the second floor nU anB at norm tnxm.

Tkfl Largest Dally Circulation I A STANDING CHALLENGE. The acta bona flde ima of the "BSADliro Timbs AND dispatch exceetu oy netxrm one moutama ute circulation any outer aauu newtpaver gr Tim circulation oartlfled CO by Bu Offl uitvlt by our pressman be ft re Ahiemian Men del, on the 2Kb of August, before' wom I similar test was invited from soon other pub I llahers as have been and are now oonteaUnf our claim to tnat nem. rtn sworn eoanter statcmeo havtns as vet aoroored In oonrrowri sion of our elalma to toe. largest circulation, I mis notice wiu oe jtepi at ine nesa onr pa ner as a STANDING CHALLESQB: ttrtfte publishers of any dally paper la Heading who win, uponmcvr oain, esraoiisn mr inoir paper sera win oear this in nana. J.

KNABB CO; (Times ani MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1871. Horace Greeley has an insurance on his life, amounting to nearly or quite $75,000. This, we should say, was making a handsome provision for his family. Bed Cloud is at Fetterman, and Wants the President to send provisions to Fort Laramie for his tribe, which are represented as being in a starving condition. An English writer says there is real grandeur in the somber euthuaiasm of General Trochu, who Las never yet never uttered a sanguine word, but just worked and fought on, with grave, melancholy ardor.

Philadelphia prides itself upon the opening of a new public charity, a Dispensary for Skin Diseases, located at No. 216 South Eleventh street. Dr. L. A.

Dunning, a gentle man of extensive experience in this branch of practice, has charge of the institution. Posthastes General Creswell has made a gallery in his Department of all the postmaster generals since Franklin. The portraits are large photographs, tinted in India ink, and are said to be striking like nesses, indicating a fine, sagacious series of faces, some forty or fifty in number. Chief Justice Chase is still in New York," where he continues to improve his health. lie is considerably reduced in flesh, and shows marks of illness otherwise.

lie is said to look confidently forward to a return to the activo duties of his office at no distant day, and if his strength continues to increase as it has done for some time past, he will doubtless he able to fulfil his expectations. The annual report of the affairs of the Tow York Tribune, recently submitted to 'ockholders, shows that, during the past has been no perceptible sale ior 'Miss Margaret Fuller, which six volumes by tufr Tribune association. For the various books of Horace Greeley, published the association, there is always considerable demand. Of course ship building isn't at a stand still in England, for that country has all the transitory blessings of free trade, yeUncre art one hundred and eighty seven steamships idle in England. The philanthropic British owners are so anxious to revive American commerce that they are willing to receive $25,000,000 for them, and to permit them to be given American registers.

Kind friends, you are too generous. The Methodist Book Concern Inves tigation. A.oer a secret session of three days, the Methodist Committee of Investiga tion, on duty in New York, have determined to abandon the trial of Dr. Lanahan, and to employ an impartial commission of experts to examine the affairs of the Exk Concern, and to ascertain from them and from collat eral evidence what frauds have been com mitted, their amount, and authors. The Dr.

has since been re instated. Mr. Hitchcock, the newly elected Re publican States Senator from Ne braska, is a native of New York, but has resided in the former State or Territory for fourteen years, and represented it as a dele gate in the Thirty ninth Congress, before it was admitted as a State. He was also appointed Marshal of the Territory by Presi dent Lincoln. Senator Tipton says the selection of Mr.

Hitchcock is a good one. He is represented as a plain, quiet, unassuming man, more noted for his steadfastness of pur pose than brilliant accomplishments. Henry Clapp, known to journalists as the former "King of the Bohemians" of America, is now, in his old age, living on a farm in New Jersey. He is said to be one of the queerest looking mortals, and as a wit of the French style has never been surpassed in America. He was at one time or, rather, at two or three times the editor of the Bo hemian organ, the Saturday Press, which had as many lives as a cat, but finally died the last death four years ago.

Of late ears he has been an occasional writer for the New York Leader and other papers but he is very poor, and cannot afford to wnto for the papers. Removal of the New York State Capital. We referred the other day to the introduction of a bill into the Alb any Legis lature providing for the removal of the capi tal to New York city. The proposition the latest move of Tammany is for the city to erect a new State House at a cost of $10, 000, 000, between Tenth street and the Harlem river. All money expended on the building now in course of erection is to be repaid to Albany and the State under this act.

As Tweed will take the money out of the paople'a pockets, they can afford to pay a round price to get the State Government im mediately under the rule of their Industrial Partnership, The Hon.D. J. Morrell, as manager of the Cambria Works, Johnstown, employs a very large force of skilled or unskilled laborers. Three years ago, in his annual report to the Board of Di rectors, he suggested, as a remedy for labor and capital difficulties, the system of indus trial partnership. In the report recently submitted by him, he renewed his sugges tions, and gave interesting statements of tbe result of more prominent English efforts, and also referred approvingly to the similar en terprises which the Messrs.

Brewster' and A. 8. Cameron of New York, are carrying on. Mr, Morrell gave in brief an account of the workings of the German co operative banks, and also suggested the formation of councils of arbitration. When these suggestions were first made, the directors were not impressed with the scheme, but Mr.

Morrell is now sanguine that it will soon be given a trial. to so so as lar S. for the and slid vote. mi late census and tee new APPORTIONMENT. Tha follower tabular statement is com' piled from the late census statistics, as reported at the Census Bureau, and is valuable as showing the relative importance of the several States in 1860 and 1870, populously considered.

It appeared originally in the NewYort" Evening Post, and is generally Conceded as concct tti Popula torn in I860 Patmlw I tion in 1870 5' 4 New York i S.SHO.T 2.906,215 4,370,846 3.517,272 2,627.674 1,703,000 Ji Ohio 12 2,839,611 1.T11.D51 Indiana 15 1,182,012 1.S50.428: 1,590,318, 1.2S1.066 81 1,209,607 451,000 ytrglnlitH 14 1 1,4 17,351 1,8217 liJ2 17 1,555,684 1,74,913 749.11S 18 28 North 1.000,845 1, 184.2(H) 1,179 36 1.085.E00 24 S3 1,057,286 765.8S1 072,035 601.215 .703,7081 400,147 1U7.806 i 172,023 S15.098 1.055.2H0 SO '2S 997,500 New 23 KMilOO 2U 797,500 Maryland SI 781.U6S 82 South Carolina. Maine California Connecticut 725,000 630,423 WXH 637,880 862,307 835.000 318,500 217.S66 Vermont. New 820,0731 Knoae 174,620 140.421 189,995 125,016 Nebraska Oregon Diat riot Coiuiubia. Territories 112,216 28,841 laf.uoo 52,4651 6.857 75.080 90,922 42,491 131,706 819,059 150,229 81,443,821 The bill now before Congress, as reported by the House Committed on the Judiciary, for Reapportioning the representatives to Con' gress on the basis of the late census, proposes that from and after the 3d day of March, 1873, the House shall be composed of 280 members, which is an increase of 37 over the present representation in that body. The bill leaves out of consideration, so far as can be seen, any ratio of representation, and di rectly states the number each State shall be entitled to.

A proviso is inserted that after such apportionment, shall have been made, when any new State shall be admitted into the Union, the representative or representa tives of such new State shall be additional to the number of 280, herein limited. The fig ures in tbe above table show that the South has increased in population in spite of the heavy losses in men by the war, and that many States have changed their relative class byanincrease of population. The list, giving the present number of members as well as the number each State eh ill be entitled to under the new apportionment, is as follows Member oj Congress. 1S78. 1(01, New York 82 Pennsylvania 2fi 31 21 10 14 Ohio 19 Illinois 13 Missouri 12 9 11 12 Massachusetts Kentucky 11 10 9 9 9 9 10 9 Tennessee 8 8 0 6 7 7 6 6 5 5 4 5 5 4 5 8 4 3 1 3 2 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 Virginia Qeoncla North 8 Wisconsin 8 Alabama 7 NewJersey 7 MlsatsBlDDi 6 Texas 6 Maryland 6 Louisiana 5 South Carolina 5 Maine 5 California 4 Connecticut 4 Arkansas 3 Kansas West 3 Minnesota 3 Vermont 2 New Hampshire 2 Rhode Island 2 Florida Delaware 1 Oregon 1 nievaaa District of Columbia Territories Total 280 213 The showing of the Judiciary Committee places Pennsylvania second in the rank of States in point of population, and our gain in the number of representatives two, while the gain for New York is only one, showing that tbe ratio of increase greater in this State than New York.

vp This must bo a gratifying exhibit to Penn sylvanians, as showing what their State may become if its resources are properly (level oped. The Pittsburgh Dispatch, in referring to this growth, says "None of our cities are overcrowded, while many of them, and incline to place Pittsburg among the number, have just entered upon a rapid growth. Ou mining and agricultural resources will pro bably be more largely developed during the next ten years than they were during the de cade past New York city, on the contrary, has reached about the limit of its direct growth. Its increase will be felt in Brook lyn and Williamsburg, but more largely in New Jersey. All that goes over the Hudson tbe latter State will be lost to New York far as computing population and fixing rank are concerned.

The interior of the State of Now York certainly docs not present good opportunities for development as Pennsylvania. "For these reasons we think that we only need a wise policy of State government, such shall foster the development of our re. sources for the State to advance, not only in wealth, but in population with a rapidity that shall place it first in the ranks of States. And this policy is largely bound up in the pro posed constitutional revision, whereby enter prise shall be thoroughly unfettered. Wise action on this subject by the present Legisla tere, will produce untold benefits to our com monwealth." Increase of Railway Transportation.

The forthcoming report of the Commis sioner of the Land Office will contain an elaborate paper on the railway system of the United States, and its prospective extension. The figures of this paper demonstrate that our railway transportation is found to be today twenty times as great as it was in 1851, with less than double the population of that year. In other words, the same population now requires ten times the amount of trans portation that was then Tbe singu fact is developed that the working of the trans continental lines results in a profit of fifty per cent, upon the gross receipts, mostly from local traffic, which seems to indicate the railway enterprise will hereafter find in local traffic its most effective scope of action. Thomas W. Ferry, the newly elected U.

Senator from Michigan, is known as "white" Ferry In bis district. He is a gentleman of cultivation and refinement, his integrity is above suspicion, and his capacity winning friendship and creating confidence is remarkable. Men of all parties in western port ion of his State swear by him, in the Into election entire counties are to have cast for him their unanimous 1 STATE The Lehigh Valley JRallroad has 167 lo comotives. Forest county has a couple aged 108 and 1V4, named Mr. and Mrs.

Allen. It is proposed to Btart a new bank at Mauch Chunk to be called the "Carbon." The area of Philadelphia is many thou sand acres larger thai? tlie area, of London. The Easton Btfict passenger Railway 1 AOA 1 1 carneu pawieDgen uuring lasi. year. The Heading didn carry so many.

The State, Convention of the Grand Army of the Republic of Pennsylvania will assemble at Allentown on Wednesday next, tbezothinst. The old "rat tailed' a thirty years' institution of Coatesviile, is dead, and his spirit is now soaring through the realms of horse heaven. M.D. Shaw, of Summerville, Crawford county, has a cat twenty one years old, which retains all lis faculties unimpaired, still being able to catch rats and mice. There are 6090 industrial establishments in Philadelphia employing 119,530 persons, the products of which amount to s'ii.

uapitai invested The late' John Covode had nine chil dren, three of whom: are not vet grown up. He died intestate, leaving property worth at least a million and a half of dollars. The Messenger, is the title of a very readable paper just started in the enterprising little borough of Coatesviile, on the Wilming town and Heading ibis makes the third paper in that place, F. Weaver, of Jefferson county," cautions all persons against marrying Bmeline, his step daughter. Young men wishing to become happy Benedicts will accordingly take notice, and give imeune a wide Mr.

H. G. Lazarus, if Hyde' Park, Lu zerne county, has some coins dated before the commencement of the Christian era. We wot of a number of persons hereabouts who would like to be blessed with some coins dated since the Christian era. Bucks county has within its limits four hundred and seventy manufactories of cigars and one snuff the latter being at Bristol.

These factories employ from thirty to fifty hands each, and pay a duty of $180,000 a year to the government, v. i A Baltimore detective who visited Har risburs last week says that he counted no lees than fourteen professional pickpockets and in walking from the depot to the Capitol. He doesn't state, however, whether they were members or the Legis lature or not. The value of school property in Dela ware county one of the smallest in the State according to the recent school report of Superintendent Wickersham, is one hundred ninety nine thonsand dollars. There are but tventy counties oat of the sixty six, in which the valuation of school property exceeds that.

MngiiKlucs for Fcbrnary. The current issue of Lippincott's Magazine contains a great variety of articles npon sub lectsofan entertaining character: lu addi tion to us unusually readable and instructive articles, the present number contains a bril liant and entertaining sketch' of the incidents connected with the dinner given to Mr. Dick c.13 in Loudon, prior to his last visit to Amer ica, and of the occurrences of TrtS Oiitward rnviice Linoiiicott's Manazine is certainly gaining both in the already high tone of its articles and in the variety of its contents. The full page illustration which accompanies the story entitled I he Alarquis, is very beau titui. Harper's Magazine for general variety ana spngniiiness, ior 01 travel, olograph? and history, for copious illustra 1 1 I 1 1 If tions and superior letter press, is acknowl edged to be one 01 the best magazines in the rrorld, Among the excellent articles in the February JNo.

we nnd mass Blowing as a i uiu All Aivig hue 1 luiiua a bUUVlil ation of rederick the lireat An examina tion of the Claims of Columbus, inc. Strick land and Ilechler have it for sale. The Atlantic Monthly has the follow ing contents The Origins of Folk Lore To Fanny The Friend of My Youth Our Eyes, and How to Take care of Them Kate Beaumont A Chapter on Modern Astrolocv: The Story of a Famous Book; Castilian Days; iiittery Anne Dream The lied Hand American in ranee Wanted, an lieir; Our Whispering Gallery Recent Literature. Jas. R.

Osgood Publishers, Boston, Mass. Godey's splendid fashion plates, costumes, and the high character of its literary con tents, make it the cheapest, as well as the best ladieB' magazine in the country. $3.00 a year. L. A.

Godey, publwner, Philada. Oor Youno Folks has articles by J. T. Trowbridge, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Eliza beth otuart rhelps, and other prominent writers. It is a splendid magazine for the young.

Jas. K. Osgood 01 Boston, pub lishers. Lady's Home Magazine is a charming and readable periodical, combining with the attractive leatures of ladies7 maga zines generally, new ones not found in any other. It aims to excel in the literary ex cellence of its novelettes and stories.

$2.00 a year. T. 6. Arthur Sons, publishers, j'iiua. The Children's Hour is an illustrated magazine for the Little Ones, edited by T.

S. Arthur. It is a most delightful companion for children. $1.25 a year. T.

S. Arthur Hons, publishers, Phils. Frank Leslie's Ladies' Magazine is the largest gazette of fashion printed in this country. We doubt not that it is also of engrossing interest to ladies. Strickland have it lor sale.

"Wa" WRrriwe asd coptins 11 IV JJiK.of all kinds Just received. ne ossornment is maue up 01 ARNOLD'S FLUID, HODGSON'S FLUID, THADDEUS DAVID'S INK, MAYNARD NOTES' INK, MORRISON'S COPYING INK, nOOVEii'S VIOLET INK, DAVID'S BRILLIANT CARMINE, PAYSON'S INDELIBLE INK, vJr Onr Inffn are knt At. ft warm tamnflrntura oaring toe whole win tor us to guard ogalnBt tue possiouuy 01 ireezing. ovU tf No. 1 1 North Slkthstr oef A PPLEN! APPI.ES 1 1 The Arm of QEHMAN CROTEVENT, No.

81 North 8th strwt, have mods nrranei ments with hppio rwicicein in tue Hlsta of New York, to have weekly shipments made from them 'f hoy will be able to accommodate auy supply, Their Jigvret to compile with Philadelphia prices. They request a reasonable share or pton ttirix new AlW 1 KPAIB1NU OP 8EW1NU MAOIIfiKN by N. litt and i iHHouth ah it novl" AMUSEMENTS. BREXEISER'S HALL. Sherry's New York Theatre.

PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER, fSHERRY SIXTH" ANNUAIr T0U8. SI FIRST CLASS EXISTS i FOR A FEW NIGHTS, ONLY, Commencing Monday Evening, Ian. 23d. On which occasion will bn croduced. for the flrfittluie In Reading, the greatest success of me ugtj, uuLiueu i Vim 1 sr I.

v. hi a 1 an 11 1 ii a 11 i Or, The jsieep of Tweutj Years, with all the appropriate costumes, eto. MR. J. W.

OAItNRR in hlu great character of Hip Van Wiukle. MLS8 VIKQINIA HOW AKD, as UrclcSicn (flip's wife) Mil. 8. K. OtiKSTttS as Meudrlck TeIder.

Together with the entire Company. Admission, Parquetto, SO Cents. Do Gallery, 3a Beats can be secured at fieie's Muslo Store. without extra charge, where a diagram of the aau can De seen. Doors open at 7 o'clock porformance com mences at 8.

Jan 10 0t Agent. WAIBTS. WASTED TO BENT. A two Btory house, by the Frist of April, not far from the centro of town. Persons having the above at their disposal, will please ad aress 11," xiheb et AiiSfAXCU umce.

Jan 6 tf TAfTEOTo sell the stock, good will tuiuuxuiroKoi a nrsLraie ALanuraoiur lng business, arade well established and making money. Capital of 13500 required. If desirable a partner will bo taken with 30oo. Apply at GUI UUUKT Bi.lt JUST. Eagiecopy.

an 17 lw IMONKT WAKTED.5300 wanted for I'M. which 8 per cent. 9 Dor cent, will be Dsid. Irlrst Mortease on good real estate, worth double the amount. will be elven as security.

One loan ol 880OO one of $1600, aud one of tlOUO will be accepted, and mortages given upon distinct properues aesireu. Apply lit 1 oat ouuttr onin ar, 1 jan ii aeaoing, fa. MOSEY WANTED By the Board of Control ol the Beading sohool District, for wnich coupon bonus will begiven, Hearing in terest, at tne rate 01 a per ceut pnyaoie every six mouths. The above loan is authorized by virtue of the followins Act of Assembly, ap proved March 28. li7o.

(Pamphlet Lawe. pttee wtl, Eio. ouu An Act relating to the Public (Schools In the City 01 ltetuliug. ancnoN 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, iu Oonoral Assembly met, and it Is hereby enacted by the authority of the Mine, Xhnt U10 Hoard 01 Controllers of the Heading Hctioal District be and they are nereuy autnorizeu ana einpowereu 10 oorrow monev.

not exceedlnx tiie sum of fortv thousand dollars la addition to the amount now authorized by law, for the purchase of lots, building school houses, aud lor other necessary school purposes, and to give the uonus or other ooiiga.iouu 01 saia ccuooi ills ulct for the ro Daymeui of the same. V'or Information call at the Treasurer's orliue, City HU, corner Fifth and Franklin streets. uec ia 1UII PORT AST SOTICES. IXEST REIiIN B.4ILROAD C4. The anuual meeting of the btockholders 01 ine wufciitoaumg twuiroaa uoinpany win be held at the offloe of John 8.

Richards. Esi ou Tuesday evening, February 7th, 1871, at 7 o'clook to elect a President and Six Directors. to serve for one yoear. D. E.

STOUT, janai te tsecrcta ry HtO PATENTEES, Machinists, Brass and Ja. Iron Founders, All kinds of Patterns for Euzlne. Mill, and other work made at the lowest rumunerative prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. Address, FRANK BEAD. Hohuyikill Canal buop, Front Beading, ra.

jan i7i iv WATER BENTS FOB 1870 71. Notloe Is hereby elven to owners of properties In the city of Kcxulimr. that the Water Bents from October 1, 1870, to April 1871, are now due and payable to the City Tieosurer. A penalty of live per cent, will be added to all rents remaining unpaid aner toe iota of January, and after the Slst of January a penalty of ten Jer will bo charged. After the 1st day of anuary Hons will be entered against all de linquent.

Win. LUUmiE.iUil. jan 3m Bocelvor. A TTKMTMHH. TAX PA YEKS.

The Trea S. surer of the Beading Sohool District la I now ready to receive the school Taxes for 1870. 1 After the 11 rut day of August, rive per oen t. will I be added to all taxes unpaid and I after the first day of October, five per cent, additional will bo charged and the duplicates plHoeu In the hands of oollcotors. The Treasurer may be found, during the day anu evening, at an uusincss his omce in the isew city 11 an.

WM. JSKMISNTBOCT. Jjme tf Treasurer, jpATEST PAPER POLISHER OH SIZEE. PaVd. Jane 1, 1839.

Sa Issuad ins 17, 1800 FDR EVERY DESK AND TABLE, Especially Useful and Important to Book Keepera, Accountants, Tbe iKJVeUv of this Invetitiftn. and ITfl RII uuavsi.A utui ui uuinui liuy 1 14 utki. uuu slats in 1U depoVUng a sixing which replaces, tn substanoa tfiut which Is removed by the erasure of fnavmitrfts, aud is ooinposed principally of Uieiugredleuts used oy manufacturers rv smug paper. WRITING PAPER, However badly defaced by the erazuroof marks Can bo Restored to Its OWirliif.l Smooth And be written over, as before, without the ir.k spreading. Therefore the coarsest errors made witu ins: con oe reclined and rendered un notioeuble, by the use of the Patent I roiiiiuer oroiser.

PRICE CMTS. J. KNABB No. II North 6th Street, Sole Agents for Jlcrks County, NOTTCUL The GDOotflcations of this Patent Paper Polisher, undor tho re issue, protects the patentee against any preparation producing the same effect. Others are warned agalust the manufacture or sale of any substance pur 1 porting to produce the some results 11, ttnuinAii, Inventor.

Patentee aud Hole oot2i! tf North BomiltiKton. Vermont. 1 HPOU1ANT TO BUtUVES MBA. PATENT BILL HOLDER! Var the holdtne and 11ntlBil of Let ters. Business Papers, and Memoranda of all kluds.

It Is operated with a single motion, nml lnxtnntaueous is so compact that it In cieases tho bulk of the package It contains hnt.a irllln ts not more cutnbetsome than an ordinary pocket book will hold Ilrmly and neatly One Bin or a Hiinureu Bins, we navo ihnm in three ul.np. for Halo, as follows i'A Indies inches whlo 40 cents oach. XU SO i 60 irv more 'er should have ono of these bill or document loldnrs. Thev are nroforable or Ilia of any kind. For sale 1 ile by J.

KNABH A 11 North (Mi street. Jan Jt klUd ret of good smim' German it P.f PI 9 1 Ml.iinn u.1.1 uUick FloorlnK a fi5 pot iapri tii uoan tuuutfliitnn. 8PECIAX BfOTICTEB. IKODOBOUS EtB OLOVB CUASXB. ay luain glove on be qauuuy ana repeat edly elewred atmade anjd, fo new even wtjen'twdiy soiMifVOwy HuTtm readily restored.

It is eaey of applioaUon and la perfectly free from any odor, Vor sale by drug elms and fancy good dealer. Prloe 25 cents a Dotue. noy af "70 iy Thompson's Poxads Oram, as a dressing for the Hair Is all that is purely vegetable and highly perfumed, It Bofteus, lm Droves and beautifies lha Hair, strengthens the roots, and gives sioh, glossy neaH Alice. For sale oy all price 8d and eeuus per nov zs TnufiaTON's Ivour Fxabl Tooth Powdeb etronidv recommended aa the beat dentifrice Known it cieHnses ana preserves leeta, uara eas the gams, sweetens tae breath and oon tAlnius no acid or srlltv substance, is Derfeot lv harmless, and oan be used daily with grent advantage. Bold by all druggUts.

Price 01 anu oenm per oinue. nov io vu iy BATCiiX.OK'S HAIK UT. This splen did flair Dye la the best In the world the the oniy true and perieot Dye harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; remedies the ill effects of bad dyes; invigorate and leaves be Hatr soil and beautiful, utaok or brawH. ould by all Drug gists aud Perfumers, and property applied at Uatoliolor's Wig Factoiy, BondT Btruel, new FUii.OMti'HV OsT MABKIAGE. AiS'BW ifoursoudt Lectures, aa delivered at the fauna.

Polytechnic and Anatomical Museum, ViOd Chestnut Bt three doors above Twelfth, Philadelphia, embracing tue subjects How to live and what to hive ior iouUi. Maturity and Old Age: Manhood bteueroliy lie viewed; The cause of indigestion; Flatulence undnei vous Diseases accounted for; Marriage puilo sophieally considered. Those lectures will be forwaiaed on receuil of ita cunts by address ing 1 6euretary of the Pen na. Polytechnic and Aiuuomuw.1 juuaeuu) isuooucetnut ruu eaoipnia, ira, juueiu iy. fTUI I MPEKISHABX.E PKUFIHE JL As a rule, the perfumes now in use have no permanency.

An hour or two after their use, theie is no trace of perfume left. Blow uiaermit is ine result succeeding tne use Of Murray Lanman's Florida Water. Days after Its application the handkerchief exhales a most delightful, delicate and ugree auie irugrance. juiy eni FOX YSPPSIA liver complaint, Joun dice, nervous debility, sourstoaiach. Fiutu leuoe, eostiveness.

hcttrtburn, sick headache. asthma, diseases of tne kidneys, 40., take Dr. KK BIITKBB. Price 75 cents. For bunions, burns, seres, boils, car KBKl'i'ZliB'a JJAJL.VIS.

Price 'X oonu. For sale bv Harvey Birch and 8. a. Htevens. nwwimj, nov ia ain (lOXE'S Compound of Wild Cherry and Sen ekais acknowledeod to be the most pleas ant and certain remedy lor the oare of croup, ooughs, colds, hoarseuesasthmaand incipient uuusuiupuuu, ever ouerea Ui tue puunc.

A battle should always be kept In every family, Prepared by II. 4. Coxe, druggist and chemist. SoUuyiklll ilaven, Pa. For sae in Beading at mo ui uis Hiui ot uiuijuruy imrnam, Ziotier.

and wm. Maeuiro tx and bv drue gists and dealers tverjwtiarm Price 10 cents. pov oin. CHEBBY PECroKAI. TKWCUES are superior to all others for Coiiu hs.

tlolda. Astlimo, Bronchial and Lung difficulties, are ejLweuiugiy puiutuoio, uuvo none 01 tnat nauseating horrible Cubob Usto, are very lUmthinV nnH njt. Mlra a Ufnl.tkr. Singers, and Public Speakers will nnd they are etipeuiuiiy to tne voice. BOiu uy via.

BUaTiTON'is IW. COD LIVER Olt. for Consuwiptlon aud uororula; axe no other. tOSAnLIS FOB DISEASES PECC lilAlt TO FiSilAJLta. IlusnsviLLSi.

April 11. 1869. Gentlemen desire to cad your attention to the case of Mrs. Halton. You will remember that last summer I oonsulted you in regard to her disease that of Falun of the Womb.

or a similar affection, of which women of all classes sutler so much. I procured two bottles ui lkusouaiig, wuicu, witu a lew more potties, I am hannv to say. have had the most bene lloial and gratifying effect. You are at libet tv to refer to me. and use mrs.

iiuiLoun name, lr you so uesire. in iuhk lug known the merits of your valuable prepa ration, Bosodaiis. In conclusion, accept the tuaniiH oiiurs. auu compliments 01 Jan 18 aw Xiegislcr Land Otface. UiKUWAKE, MCGOWAN H1LTIBOBE, onAi jsBa in Hardware, CUTLERY, GDSS, HOUSE FUENISU.

woods, aETAXS, Tlli PLATES, 8HKKT IRON, BUILDING MATERIALS, fic. aia Fean Street, Beading CLfIUES WRIKfctEliS clothes wr ijyKi: C'LOTUES VTKISUEES, CLOTHES WBINUEKS I CLOTHES WRI3UESS. icIUvTIGnT'fci WEST SO STORE. COSNSB OF and Penn Streets, Beading. EST END HARDWARE STORE, COBSEB OF 3d ASS PENS STEXTS ine Plouih and Barrow Hotel, HEADING, PA.

John McKnight, Wholesale aoa Befall Dealer la UAK0WAB3, STEEL, FAINTS, OLL GLASS, DYE STUFFS, Serchant and Bar Iron, Hollow Wan and Cedar ware. im 1012 1012 CIIESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Great Closing Oat Sale, J. M. HAFLEIGH'S ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, EMBRACING Silks, Itresg (3ools, Mloves.

White Goodo. Laces and Embroideries, ALSO LADIES' SUITS, SACQUES ANO SHAWLS, WILL BE SOLD Without Reserve, AT GREAT SACRIFICE. JPox" Casli, To t'losfi up His Present Business. doe ml'2l II. UAWMAW, DRALIR IR MOULDING, COBK, IltWLDING, PLA8TKU l'JUS, BKIUKLAYKRH, aud all qualities of 51,1 Court street, Beading, la, WOrders rwpeetftilly sollnltod.

fnovitl t.f V1VI.KT INK, Manufactured by MoOUKDY A DUBUAM. nUSHI 1 Houth Fifth dlntPa I I of naoe tlon 938, to 11119 FLOUR. COAL AXD WOOD. TO WHOM IT BAT COSCEBN. We, the undersigned, would cay to the public that we have bought out the business carried on by Maitland, urlsslnger A at the foot of 0th street, mar the Looks.

We are prepared to furnish Building Materials, anon aa LIME, BAND and HAIR. We also keep for sale COAL, WOOD, FLOUR and FEED, and wo hope by giving close attention to the business to secure a share of the trade. AKM8TKONG 4 PAJRKEB. Beading, Jan. 11, 1871 Imo sit.j 4 i twaxj 1 OEOBGE B.

FBI LI. has now on hand, at the Mollno Coal No. 2I North Klghth street, a large stock of the celebrated Thomas Lehigh. Coal, and Is now selling at the following low prices, delivered to all parts of the city Broken 1 50 ton. Eggr.

i 50 Large and Small Stove i 50 Nut 4 00 Also large size Bohuylklll Hut Coal at S3 50 per ton. Orders thankfully received through the Post Office, or at the Office. No. iUft North Eighth street, and promptly attended to JJ1IEAP I'LOKR, UUA1BT AND FEED. MOLINO MILL Addy Gebry.) 821 POPI.AB STREET.

Two Grades of St. Lonls White Wheat Flour BestiRcd Wheat Hour, All Lower Grado Flour, Tho Best of Grain and Feed, Will be delivered to any part of the city, from tkeMlll, No. 31 OFIiABJiTfiEET. dec 13 Omo STERLING BILVKB WABK AKU ELSCTltO PLATlSD ABB. The (yui hum Manufacturing of Provldonee.

B. 1., havins the larsast manafactorv of wild silverwoie in the world, with tho most improved mooainory, and employing the mout skilled labor, are enabled to odor an un equalled variety of new and beautiful tit signs in dinner services, tea services, and every article spocudly ai and bridal gifts. lor ttourtay They oiler aioo their well known and nnrt. Vailed Hickel liloctro Plated Ware, in which Uioy have introIuced now Datterns rare elegance. The solid sliver is guaranteed oiKsiiif iuiity oy u.

d. jtniij, a'iay. xue eieciro piato is warranted to no sutxuior to the ilnest Sheffield waie. Orders received from the trado ooly, but these goods may mt uoitiineu noia ivsciasow ucalors evorj where A ttORMAM itoltdrooui.iio. Maiden 1 Saw Yoyn COUKTIiAN SST STKEET HO'i'ia, Ao.

is sJti eet, M. J. L. bTKitBIKa. PBOiniartia.

MAUK1S MOUSK, TiiiBli J't'ltiSET ABOVH MAliKVr, UAliiiiSitUBO. PA. All tho dollcaui'jd of thu bamju oouu'UdrX on hand. Citizouu ol ivuu.llr.i' visltiuir narrleDo Hf Invited to OBil at tho Boi rls Ztouati. ASTOE HOUSE iSASD December Is.

ISTO.th ASTOB UOUSE will bo conducted ou tliu European Plau. The scale of prices for rooms will bo lotiml extremely moderate, being govcruod by iuca viou. Bestaurant opon from 6 A. M. until a uec la Opposite ma Jlsadinj Ihpn BSOAD BTEEET Belnx thorouKlilv roiittc and anu unaercue proprietorsiiip 01 its lounccr, Is ready for the accommodation of mirait.

The Uouse is the moat convenient In tue city iqr. citizens 01 uess, ecnuyiHiii ano Monteomorv counties. Too udn of tl.tiw counuos is soiicicou. fcltf JAMFM NSL30N, rtop ioM' rixtx Tho subscriber respeotfnlly annonnooa 1 u.llDlh VUHb HVU lituiil to sapply all for MALT Liquors every doscrlption and of superior at tne tnoitosi notice. m.a.

felia, tanner liuostntai anaiutn ecs rKPeOTAST TO OKS. TILL tfc PMJMBEBU. UAH AND STEAK I'lTTEHa. Utke pleasuro in announcing to t'uolr patrons anu menus tnat tnoy nave reuucea tue prices jf gas and water pipes from their ioruibr prices, ineiuuiug an manner or brass work ftp perutiuiug tueir uusiuesH, A reuuotion on unanueiieis. We especially call the attention of tbe 00m munity to a.

w. tund (Jo's American A Tight Bangos and Heaters. The America Uuaicr is reoommouded lor UhuruheH an School houses, and warranted to give satisfoo tlon. We have constantly on hand a large as sortmcnt of the lctosl improved styles and puktcmrj ui LiumuuH.H, oracKets ana ctiu ants. Water Closets and Bath Tubs, fancy aud plain Basins with marble slab tops, all of which we offer at manufacturers' prices.

We invita an to can anu examine our stock before pur chasing elsewhere, and return thanks to our numerous friends and patrons for Their liberal support, and as we employ none but tne most skilful 01 workmen and a deslro to give unto tui tueiwurtu ui uieir money, we ask HOT continuance of your patronage. 022 and a ii Court Btrec', Opposite Gas Oilice, Blading, a. may 8 tf KOYXT, rieucn uausmtui. A'o. SCOouChtkrveruMitriet.

Bides, shot truns and pistols for sale and Sub iu oruoi. xne proprietor, navinr a ltd nowlodge of the business, guoracteoa tin satisfaction In all A trial is all that is requeuveo. SCHOOLS. WINCHESTER FEMALE SEMINARY 130 KoutU stb Street, noadiiiK, Pa. The Ninth semi annual session of this School commences on the 26th day of January.

All the students are under the immedlato core Of J. F. BAUUBEB, A Jan 16 2W Principal. OHAVIABT SEMINARY for Young La uies, "unuen nun." or torms, ad uress nev. a.

a. nuciAUf ijitis, tn canUtr county. Pa. sett 2i uiii THE HILL INSTITUTE," Uontgomety COuafy Pennsylvania English. Classical.

Sclontiflc. Artistlo i.nri Commercial. Location admirable. Twentieth Anuual Session. Thorough preparation for uoiiege or business.

or oircuiars atiaress BKV. GEO. F. MU.LKB. A.

M. Principal BKFKRENC'Kd 1 Kev. Bra. Meica. Hihnctlnr Mann, Krauth.

Bt iss. Hutter. Ac. lions Jmlun iaiuiow. ijuoue.ru as vers.

xost. 11. m. liin er. M.

Bnssel Thayer, Ao. ty 2S tt. BOILER WORKS. George Page Ko. 6 K.

Schroeder Street, Baltimore, iunuuiwtuituH ui POBTABLK AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES BOILERS PAVEKt IMPROVED POnTABU. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. QAft'O, MULAY AK3 SASH SAW ILLS GRIST MILLS, TIMBER WUEEL9, SHIN Baws, Belting and Mill supplies gonernlly mauuutctiirer's agent for Letters tlcbintod Turbine Water Wheel, and every description Wood Working Machinery. AGRKJULTUllAl, KNUINlirt A SPECIALTY MW 'ud for dosuriptlveCatalogHesnnrt Prlos List. neptl7'70 ly HtTKST BEA1)IX HACHIHB AMD BOI LEU WOKan UELLEilT K.LNSEY ot fMOlf.HiBr UllrlRM.

Machinery for Boiling Mills, iilant Itun Onta, Griat and Saw M1II9. CAHT AND WEOUGIIT IRON HAILING. Wator Pipes and AichltocturalCastiugi 8 Loaomotlvc and fJtJtlloititry Boilers. iwtiva, jtjiiup. 'i'i mining ior ur and Bhoot Iron work of even rloec rtn.

done at Bhort notice, Bop'itijng of all kinds pi nmptly nttfliirton to. uuit.iiiiaiaiiu uunw j'nut st.jieadihq. my uruePH iftiH, 1 AllPl.T WFAVIW. John M.HeaHliraQ tlarpet Weaver, hanopxtx a shop at No Souih Tenth street, whero bo Is piciiured attend to all orders In narpet Weaving at niiw Oh uuuvviiuu OU fcllO rearionsniH terms. dcW 3ui i rBOFESSIOISAt CARDS.

B. EDW1BD WALLACE. II otttm Voart lRr innesiuy aiimm, J6. EALBaCH, H. AND liLEOTBIOIAN, OFvron, No.

O0TiLkXKi.jv Ht. BaAHin, Pa. 1 WJl. Mr, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NO. 533 Oonrt Btreet, Beading, Pa, F.

IIICKKAH, DENTIST (tiraduate of the Penna College, of Ucnta NO. 8, SOUTH UXTH BTRXST, KEADX to ui. x. laraiey erownj. Teeth extracted without pain, by ilitrous Oildottaa, Bther and Local Anesthesia.

JTH. B. Sl'IklSSICK'S DBKTAL So. 11 North Sixth fttreet, B4idiiii i Graduate of tho Pennsylvania Collcgo of Deutal Surgery." Work that cannot be excelled in this or any other elty, guaranteed to give satisfaction or the money refunded. Iiu Teeth extracted without pain by tbe use of fi I troua Oxide Gag.

Jtn fa '71 ly EBI.EOEL UKMTAL BUKOEOiVS, NO. lili H. FlTSt Bmana, Eeapectfully Inform their filonds, and tat nbllo lu ireneral, that thev ai prBuattvV toadmlnlEfer the Nitrate OT I lng das," every day. Teeth aU.tr fctttacfetr' by the Spray of Blgoline, wnien also pio. duces local anathosia.

N. B. We have purchased the patent for Mineral plates, which for 3ettuuuet and dnrobUity oonnot be ftxnelk d. an 1 I SBND1IL BE0TEEE3, CIVIL ENGINEERS, Will attend to BRlIroad Location 'ondCotif sti uction. Mine Engineering and Topographical Surveying In Berks and neighboring Counties; execulo drawings for the Patent Office, and prepare piano, specifications and eetlmates for buildings apd pubiio works.

floor.No. a. North Bixtfe Ht.T BeaulU2.ra. Jan ll tid O.H BRO fT S. E.

Corner Sixth Penn Sts I i HOLS AGEOT'S FOB CHICKERING PIANC3. SMITE'S CABIMST ORGANS, MELODE0SS, SHUSET MUSIC, AND MUSICAL OF EVERY DESCRiPTlOW. AMEBIC AN WAT0HES Waltharo, Klgln and UntUMl Htutes. FINK AND PLATHU JJSWFfdtV, FAKl'T GOODS Work IJoxes una Wftl3etn, Toctot autl. Table Cutlery.

('. It. ItCIZttAN A S. E. Corner Sixth Penn His oct 1 1 1 1871, "mn, 1ST I.

Jnat rcceivedjnud for sale, WHOLfiHALK AN'O KKTAIL, Almanacs of All Kinds. lutiraring THE FARMER'S AUIASAC, IIOUSEKEErER'S ALMANAC, HOME ALMANAC, FAMILY RECEIPT UNION ALMANAC, RECEIPT KALENDEU, ILLUSTRIETE KALENIJBB and tbe T1UI5UKE ALMANAC. J. KNABB 4 1 (., No. 11 North With Mr WM OF PARAGUAY, 'i wim Koifs of I'erscoal .1 ANU; v.

ii: 1 Eeminiscenses of Diplomacy un der Difficulties. 11 CHARLES A. WASHBURN, CommUikner ami MitiBtCt Ecsidcnt of tho United State from 1 Sol to 1 8R3 IS TWO VOl.UMKH. For Rnlo bv J. KNABB A No.

1 1 North fltli street. dee 24 1 I'ltlRKR. Jnt received On cnni1pnment aild 4 4 Inch anil II ltlfta iT ha Utu.1 oanind riion BUK. Will be sold by llie ri loRii.attan not rHNii. Avpivto JACOB II.

OKYHHKB, octzs tf Kntnrmlael'lnnln Mills..