Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 2

S. WHITMAN O. V. HAAS. Publisher and Proprietor.

READING, MONDAY, JUNE, 27, 1864 Saturday evening, the RioggoM Band serenaded Mr Teager and lady, of Washington, at the Mansion House. Oh How Wakm The heated time in upon us with a vengeance, and the condition of the streets makes our condition almost iotollerable. Where are ihe Sprinklers NEW POST OFFICES The Postmaster General has ordered the establishment of a Post Office at North Heidelberg in thu County of Berks and State of and the appointment of J. L. KloPP rs Postmaster Jhereof.

The office is loca" ted at Klopp's Store, on the now mail llnute from Reading and Woaelsdorf. Service upon which is to couence on the 1st proximo. A nir Post Office called "Hill Church. "has also teen established in Pike township. Berks county, on the route leadiog from Limerick via Boyertowo to Kutzton.

A. VI, (3Uee, Esq has been appointed Postmaster. There are now ninety four Post Offices in liorks co on an average two to each township. A Plia. Ou city is most beautiful, notwithstanding that everything is neglected that would add to that beauty.

It reminds us of apoor orphan boy who has grown up to be a man of honor, wealth and position, despite the frowns of fortune miJ tho neglect, of men. Reading stands in he position of the orphan boy, but we do not like to eee it neglected in the manner it has been, end will not without putting in a remoos'raaco. Reading wants many things, and among the rest a Public Square a pair of luQgs a place where citizens can go in the heat of the day or the cool of the evening and enjoy thenselves a place for Toang America ta be taken to for the purpose of inhaling health and strength. We rill have a Public Square, certainly, after the present generaiiau has died out, but we should like to be able to iofuse some spirit into those who now have its destinies in hand but we hive dim hopes. They are Gradgrinds practical men.

Ob, bo practi cal that they lose sight of everything that is beautiful, and brght, and joyful What have the Gradgrinds to do with all that Nothing. If the dust on the streets beoomes too intol erable, it is hauled away, and more carted on to be again hauled away. This is practical eminently so. Although our streets have cost us two or three times as much to keep them covered with a quantity of consumption producing dust than it would have to pave them and make them permanent and decent, but we are practical, and must save at the spigot and let out at the bung. Tri concluding ceremonies of the seventy first annuel session of Linden Hall, Ladies' Seminary, Litiz, took place on Thursday evening, June 23rd.

The room containing the various specimens of needle work, paintings, drawings etc, was offered to the numerous visitors early in the morning. Here was tastefully displayed, every article that Woman's nimble fingers could possibly work or woman's ingenuity devise. Besides all that makes up the list of the merely ornamental. We were pleased to notice a neatly made shirt, several plain muslin dresses, and other specimens of the serenely useful in dress, as indications of the practical character of the course of instruction pursued at Linden Hall. Some of the drawings and paintiogs were really finer in design and execution than Ihe generality of school girl productions, and reflect great credit oa the preceptor in this department sf education.

The hall of the evening entertainment was erowded at an early hour, with an audience of ladies and gentleman, the majority of whom were from abroad The stage, Aurally decorated, was occupied by nearly one hundred pupils, neatly attired in white, their fa cea beaming with joyous smiles. The exercises were mainly musical, finely executed selections on the Piano, with a pleasing variety of SoIob, Duetts and Choruses, displaying the extent of the courso of instruction in this department. The recitations were few, but we were particularly pleased with tbe reading of Poo's Raven" and "UUlume the youthful speakers seeming to comprehend tbe spirit of the gifted author. The evening oancluded with a few appro priate remarks from Dr. Ficardt, of Bethlehem and a few words of parting advjci to the pupils from the Rev.

Fastor. We had tbe pleasure of meetiog John Beck, Esq, that veteran in tbe educational field, whose pupils of all age may be found in nearly every town in tbe land Ilia friends will be pUased to learn thai, though advanced in years, he Is hale and bearly as ever, and likely to continue doing good for years to come. READING AND LANCASTER. are informed that some disipp'iinroivbi wa manifested by our editorial brethren cf Reading during their lale visit aJ not Boiling any of the craft from Lancaster We l.rned from the newspaper that the Rendu editors iotenleil visitiojf Litis, but wo received uo invitation be present il.e no did njt Ihitk it proper to jiin.fear log we might bctre i nru Lancaster Efprtm. We want you uodfraiaoJ friend Kipr, hat we are always re tdy to welcome and that the reenn that formal intit.iti rs wire not aent out, w.ti Dooms thera waa ho Hrae til you at Liu, noon be 2nd of NgA PSTBaSBCRO, June 20th.

1864. Ed, Timet Si The enclosed is a correct lifj of caiualtiea in the Reading Co's, fince the opening of tLe summer campaign. Yuu will greatly oblige nae by publishing it as the Official lint. You can also state that we have been in all tho battles that Grant bas foaght in Virginia. The Regiment at pre.

ent numbers less than two hundred effective men. I bavu been in command, since tho death of Capt. Rhoads. Everything is going well with us. Please nd mo the Daily, Yours, JACOB IIOUDER, Capt Comd'gSSth T.

V. List of killed wounded and missing in the Reading Companies of 88th P. V. V. KILLED Copt.

Geo. B. Rhoads Commanding Regiment Co. Amos Fishur, Beiirnom David C. Davis.

James Miller, John F. Hurt; Co. Joseph Myers. Henry Itoth, Jonathan Wtiser. WOUNDED.

Co. A Corporal David Wbitaker, do Wesley Hoffman. John J. Hughes. William.

Bendy, Kosi iii'irumn, 1'yrns Strohn ki William Al Franklin 1'laiz, Albeit Keen, William liencr Henry bmith, Henry Drum, Co. Mu'hew My er, Admn llur oli. Jimi Williams, AHu rt ood unougb, lluury K. hwao, ShuiuoI Wuuoer, Jumea C. Clark, Fred Ritino.

Co. 15. 1st Strgt or Loi Corpl. I. J.

Brown, do Peiir.ou Miliur. dense K. Denui, A Jam Keller, Sntnuel liurktiurt, Jicob SLustcr, Jmnea Peyf'ert, Joshua Ilrnvkius. Laiayetto 1C. Molm.

Co. 11 1st Scrt. Junes MeChnliker, Corpl. Henry J. dn E'ia Kerst, Allied Dtitrich, Jonathan lloiei, Jo.u pb' Baker, lhmie.

UreiUoaiu, hn F. liermun, John K. Wcsner, Wil i.un A ikc, Peter Wolf, "Jurues MeClellan. MISSING. Sergt.

Jacob BecKer and Isaac both of Co. A. IMPORTANT TO MERCANTILE TAX PAYLUS Tne la inendtory of the License LtwH of this State, approved the 11 day of Aprilj ISlj'i, makes it incumbent upon the County Treasurer to su for 'be recovefy of all Licenses duly returned to him, if nm paid on or before tho 1st day of July of auoh year and Bid Treasurer will not be. discharged from any sucb Licenses unless he brings suit to recover the same. A Washington newsboy last week cried a "great battle iu Alabama," on tbe strength of tho announcement soli a Star to a Colonel, who rau his eyes eagerly over thecolumos for iht cattle in Alabama.

He didn't tind it and called out, 'You little rascal, I can't aie any battle here "No," answered thf bay, as he wideued the gp between himself tnd the officer. I reckon you don't, and you never will see one if you lsaf around this 'ere hotel?" A Gukat Cheese Region. At a recent convention held at Rome, Oneida county, N. representatives were present from sixty four cheese factories, which employed 33,070 cows. The largest of these factories is that of Kenny Frayer, Cortland county, which 1(03 1,000 cows, and the New Woodstock, which has 1.200.

There were nine privie dairies represented, which have together 110 cows. The system of manufacturing cheese on a combined plan, and on a large scale, is one of recent origin, and this hsi shows that it has absorbed (he dairy interest of that region. Oxiors. Ouions are both palatable and wholesome. The French consume them freely.

They are especially good colds. The ourang outang, when suffering from col Is eat tbem raw in greit quantities, and will eat nothing else. Tbey are aperient, and their sirup sweetened, relieves oppressed luues. and restores suppressed perspiration. For incipient infantile colls it is admirable.

There is no'hing more weloomeiu Ibe army than onions officers and men eat tbem wherever tbey can be had. BURNING OF CANAL BOAT AND LOSS OF LIFE A canal boat loaded with coal oil, took fire about six o'clock, abtut five miles from ihi city, and two from Borlcntown. The iter of tbe boat was in tbe cabin at the time, and a fire had been kindled in the stove for tbe purpose of cooking their breakfast. One of the barrels of oil was near tbe stove pipe, and took fire from the heat, and exploded wiib a ireuieodous rport, and the fire was immediately communicated to rtl.rr portions of tbe cargo. Tbe hands employed on the boat were on deck, and made Hi.ir escape to the bank.

The master came up from ihe cabin, and tin iertook to jump off, but a board on wh j'i he was standing broke, and be fell and W4j burned to death. Whether the fumes of tbe burning oil suffocated him, or whether he wss so frighten ed an i confused as not to make Ihe proper efforts, cannot be known. His body when s' by tbe passengers of the 10 (rain, ws burnt to a crisp. We were unable to learn the name of tbe boat or mastFr. The boat driftf.J an lo lie directly acrne the can so us to block up the passage, a1 the wil blew the flames directly acrocs th railroad track, burning the ties and rendering tb" road for some hours, ni til ih da nage could be repaireJ.

The 0 10 train li in this eity was oblid to return, and all the trains on that road were delayed. Trcntou Gazette Df.atii or SEALtrimii.TiiR or r. list. The Lou ln Athenaeum of June 5tb, says: We hear from Sjloihurn, in that Mr. Cna the American author' and ip'tU'r novel writer, die I at nn advau Ocd aire pi Ih of Mj McahfirlJ whn works are written ia 0rifn, for rerliin tHi in his branch ti Great Vu known" of (J rmao liuTitur, owing lo i hi mysiety with which km i i (mrrnnd lie 'f his hook ll hnd in a In and hid if It itiiiu! i n' vr tr I 7.

rlii, LATEST NEWS! In the absence of acial news froia the War Department wo have some very interesting inform ion from the army of General Grant, showiuj that notn active oprations have been going ou, tho precise nature of which we are not in possession of, but which are no doubt calculated to embarass the ene my. The Second army corps had a fight with the enemy on Tuesday, in which the rebels for a time got Ihe advantage and ciptured four which were afterwards General R. S. F9ter bas gone on an ex pedition up the James river, under the protection ofgunhnui8 and iron elads, which it is reasonable to expect, will make its mark in the advance in Richmond. ()q ihe 22d the enemy shelled our gunboats, hut their batteries were silenced Neat! For decidedly the best pine? in this ci to buy genilerotus' Furnishing nnd, we advise the reader to go to Prown's ll Penn Stre l.

He has the most and stylish Urns, cfva8, collars, rieck ties, iu thic ci and his store is fully up to any of ite kind anywhere. Don't lcrge No Gil Petm ircei. TAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE THT the Duplicates forSchool Tuxes for 1864, of tbe Heading gi bool District, have been placed in my handa us Tr8durer of tbe Reading School District On alt Tuxes reumiuing. unpaid on the 1st day of August 1864 five percent beaided, and on tho 1st day of October an additional fire cent will be added, and placed in the hands of Collectors All parsons paying ti.eir Taxes, can save additions. The Treasurer will attend at his office.

No. 21 South Sixth street during business hours to receive the same. jun153mo MATIIIAS MF.NGttl., Treasurer 1)3 lEDr lo tiU city on the 24th Mrs. Maby Andy, in ilie d7th yaar of her age. The relaiivs aed friends of the family are respt ci fully invited to attend her funernl from her la'e residence, No.

48 Kissinger this Mm Uy morning, at o'clock, to proceed to the First German lleforuied Church, from tbenc tn Charles Orr.eierv. riS? 3MHNTa. Journeymen IVXcuIdcrs cf Heading VOTJ ARE BEQUESTED TO ATTEND a meetiDg this Monday evening, at 7f o'clock at Peter Barbey's Columbia Uall, Fenn street near 7th. A SPECIAL MEETING Of THE JUNIOR FIRE 1 COMPANY will be held at their Hall this Mon day evening, at 1 o'clock, Punctual attendance is requeued as busiiieps pertaining to too Building Corn mittee for Steam fire Engine will be laid before the meeting, lly order oi tbe Frenjclirt. JN'J.

1 SNYDER, Secy Special XVSceting SPECIAL MKETING of tbe Journeymen Shoe t. makers will be held tbis evening, at 8 o'clock, at tbeir Hall, in 7th street Punctual attendance is requested By order of the Secretary. Lost. small Medallion and Wreastpin (a leaf and cluster of grapes) wore lost oa Saturday evening tn Pern or 6th streets The finder will please return the same toTUlS OrFICK. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! N3W GOODS, At Reduced Friccs.

Just received from a Manufacturers' Auction Sale IN NEW YORK. We are now offsring tbem at less than tbe cost of the materials. LADIES CLOTH CIRCULARS With silk Hoods for $4 and $10,00. Heautffut SUMMER DC TPR3 with Silk 50, at tie 43 Penn St. O.

Or. HOOK" May 12 PROPRIETOR. Public Sale of HOUSEHOLD AM) KITCKO FCR ILL be sold at PuUic Sale on SATURDAY, July Zad. ISo4. on the premises 91 Wasbi rton at abov a lare lot of aoL'8EHOLt) AN fi KITCli KN rURNITURE, Consisting, of H.ds.

Itedsleads, bles, Chairs, Stoves, Carpeiing, Bureaus, and a num. ber of other articles too numerous to mention. A LrO, a let of TIM LK 2 Horses. 1 tide water Canal Boat and all the rigging thereto together with the Harness lor the Horses. Also, one Sleigh.

Sold as the Preperty of HENRY DOYER. Condi tions cf salt made known at th time sod place by CONRAD FEaME Kxeeutora. June 27 lw WM. TUUV, Auctioneer. TOST.

On Thursiay last, strayed awav or was stn len, a speckled and liver colored POINTER PUP about six months old. He was scalded on left side i neck. Has a short tail. Had on a leather strap. Any person returning him to the subscriber will be liber ally rewarded.

U. UAINi, Washington llouse, Nostb 6th street jun24 3t 8700 REWARDI HERE AS, on Wednesdar nUht, Juoe22, 1884.the store oi U. HOOK, No 438 Penn street City of Reading, itate oT Pennsylvania, was barglariuu' entered and D'T Conds to tbe amount of two ihbusad dolisrsstoln and uken awnv.ciinfirtt Dlack ilkj, valued at over Itteen hundred dollars nud some colored Silks ard ism also ltlack ti.k Cloaks with Hoods in lilacs, White aul colors; Cloth Cloaks Kiln Hood, and Black Square and Long Thibet St awls, and money; aUo valuable pprs from the safe, said papers valuable only to tbe owner: VI 11CNLRKD Did, LA Kit KKWAkD willb paid for the recovery of said foods and papers, an an addition of T0 HUNDRED DOLLARS fur the apprehension and eonviction of tbe thieves, the suppoe burglars are two tn number, one a small thick set man. about 6 feet 8 lnobe higk, san tr curly balr, dark completion, looks like a Jew about 2 I or 22 years of age; the other tall man, about 6 feet high liKht complvlion, sandy hair, light moustache and goatee, baa a small mark under hi right jaw, and wears a bat Both are well dressed. For any information the matter, apply to PHILIP Mil.

LEU, Chief of Police WM. Y. LTt'N, Detective. J2S lw War Claims. Bounty Money, AlTHORIZn) WM.

II. MVIKGOOD, JST. JA55 Court 'Htroot DAVID 537 Penn Square WILL CLOSE OUT A LARGE STOCK OF DRY Comparatively speaking of the enormous high prices asked for GOODS in Ibe Wholesale markets a great many of tbe above goods have bee a purchased sometime sro, and therefore can be sold for considerable less tban tho prices asked for Goods, now An examination of tbe Goods, is politely requested, to satisfy the puichaser cf their Cheapuesr, OFFICE OF THE Treasurer of the Reading Water Company, No, 510 Court Street, J24 nur 5'h, oiu'li eifiw. 4r THE BEKXS AND CHESTER BAIL EOAD CO fl'HE iubucribers to the Capital ftoc' of the above JL named Company, re notified to meet at tbe Public Ikuw of Char'ca Miller iu llirdsboro, Berks county, on KDN ESDAY, tbe day of Jaly 1804, at 1 o' ciock P. 1 to organize the Company, and to elect at that time and pi ce by a majority cf the votes prtseot, oue President and eiht Directors, serve until the Second IIUNDaY of January next and until others are chosen.

EDWARD BAILKY, ED WARD BROOK CifcOKOK BROOKK, LINCOLN. lIKMti' S. KUPP, june 20 W. i Act'og Commiscioners. aa js and ZVIctals l'l OKN13 pei pound for bite Rags.

4 cuts tor colored. 5 cents tor old Hooka. Pamphlets and Newspapers, Wa pa EXTRAORDINARY H(JU PRICKS for Old COPHKR. LEAD ZINC, and all other kinds of OLD N. Old Carpets ranted tsyl3 J.

HKNON'S, 835 PENN STREET, above 8th. Officb or Loccst Mountain Coal asd Iros Co No. 230 South Third Street. Philadelphia, June 0,1861. A Meeting cf the Stockholders of tbis Company, will be held on liie Eighth day of July next, at 12 o'clock the office of this Company, to act on tbe question of accepting the Supplement to its Charter, approved the third of May last.

By cderof the BOARD OK DIRECTORS. JOS C. COPPUCK, Sec'y. june8tjuly8 mm MANHOOD How Lost How Restored Jirt PuUirlitd. tn aStalyl Vt' Six Cts.

A LECTCRK ON THE NA TURK, TREATMENT, and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage generally Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and ti ntal and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self Abuse. tee, by Robt Coulterwill, M. author of the Vreen ISwU9 'A Boon to Thousands of Sufferer." Sent under seal, in a plain envelope to any address post paid, en receipt of six cents or two pottage stamps, by Da. C. KLINE.

127 Bowery, New York P.O. Eox 45SG. june 9 3 mo A. HEILfllArJ, HAS TEMPORARILY REMOVED IIIS Boot and Shoe Store, To AulcnbachN Hall, PFKH ST11FPT Stl, Where he will be happy to see all bis old friends and customers jni.4 3m TO LET DENTAL OFFICE. THE Office now occupied by SLEGELt Den tis's, in the Old Jail Buildings, cor.

of (th and Washington eta The Office is 40 feet iu depth, with a Sue Skylight Workshop attacked in the rear. Eor further particulars, inquireof WM RE10AD3, Sr. june2tf Cor 6th and Washington streets. N. The above office woule be suitable for a Lawyer, Physician or Conveyancer.

Temporary Removal OF WEBER'S Tobacco Scffar CBARirS BREXIZER, being al.cnt to re build his Store SUnd. on tke South eat coruer of Seventh and Penn streets. Reading, respectfully informs his friends and cuitouiers, and the public generally, that while the front building is in cturse of erection, he will occupy his Now Tobacco Warehouse, On the same Lot, fronting on Seventh Street, below Penn. where be will continue to keep on hand a full assortment of SmoliliicrniMl Chewing Tobacco SNUKP'H, PIPES, and exerytbing in his line, which ne win sen wnoiesale ana retail at tbe lowest prices IVT DON'T FOROKT TIIE PI.ACR BKCMZKIl'Js TOBACCO eventh, (or Railroad Street.) below Penn, WeJI side, neaaing. ra v.iiani.h.s iime.MZER.

june 2, 2 uio BOUNTIT BACK PAY 83LDIKRS WIDOWS PATIIKR MOTHERS ORPHANS, c.donotdelay jour claims if yon wish to draw your MONEY soon applv at once to A. K. STAUFFEH, Attorney at Law, who is an authoriced Agent of tb Government for the Collection of these claims, and who will attend to theni as speedily asposihle. Ollif No. 521 Court Street, may 19tf READING, PA MBS A DoTURK.

WALNUT ST, RET 4 1 II AND STIl NO 407 (ALLS the attention of her fries sand the puh'lc. that be is now ready to rlo all kinds of AMILY SfcWINU, Plain and Jfsiicv Sewing, and alxo KM HROIDKRY. dne by OKOYfcR BAKER'S hew lug Mnrhio 0 goes out by tbe day LADIES' ClKtLLAKS made toordor roar 30 3 nio CS: f( wanted for whtrh first class Real Es. tate security will Ira given. A pply at THIS (WICK may II tf I Eaglo Hotol, I Nt" 2o souin Finn ri: vdino.

DM WRA.ND the Proprietor rt the above hotel, takes pleasures iu iutorming his friend, that he da abandoned the idea tt selling out and I eon tinun st his old stand as hereti for A share of patronage Is respectfully solicited. Good ling attached to this house juoe 1A tf FOR 6 ALE, TWO second hsr.d double acting. LIFT ami FORCE PCMPS One lOiuch et stroke and one 8 iuch bore, 3 fret stroke both with connection and In working condition. LIST, Machinist, ttett Pbilalelptia JAMFS EK INS, 1 M3N ftth Phi'ada. For Sale and To Let HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TFIB Hotel Property, well known as the "Columbia) House" situated on Broad street, Tamao.ua, Schll. Co having a front on Broad of 50 ft Buildings very large, entirelyof Brick, and contain all the modern improvements. Contiguous to Railroad Station for all tiains running to Tainao.ua. and bas always done a successful business For sale very low and on easy terms. For further information address or apply personally to the undersigned at Reading june 21 tf T.

BERTOLETTH. VALUABLE COINTJU RESIDENCE FOR SALE. A splendid Two story Brick residence, with extensive Bask buildings, a Brick Stable and other out buildings, situate in the village of Leesport, Berk County, is offered at private sale The lot upon which the above buildings are situated, is 118 feet front 22S feetin depth well stocked with Fruit Trees. For particulars address at THISOFFICS. AT PRIVATE SALET'" fPIIAT excellent building 650 Penn street, now in the occupancy of Calvin Rbnads, Esq, and on er a it contains fourteen rooms, including a 6ne Store room and fixtures Uas nice Cellars.

Tbe size of the lot ia 18 by 110 feet. Terms to suit HENRY KOONTS, juue 14 tf 750 Penn 8 tut a. PUBV4TK OF VALUAliLt: CITY l'KOFRKTt. IniE offers at Piivate Kale, a 2 story BLICK DWELLING HOCSB with IK itorv Brick Kitchen attached situate In ibestnut Street, between 7th and 8th, in the City of ltoading. 'Ihe Gas and Water are In these buildings, which are convenient ai modern The aoove buiMiticrs are on a lot 20 feet front in jle.

by 9 teet deep. For further pai ticnlf apply to April 21tf. DAViD A. fTOUT. Private Sale of Valrable Prctertv 1 STORY BRICK DWELLING 1101 SE, with Kitchen attached, Lot or Ground.

21 feet front and lid feet deep situate it Third street, above Spruce, in tbe city of Rtading Fot terms apply to J. M. BALLADE, march26 Sixth ard Washington Sts. TO LET? The Hall occupied by the American Mechanics possession giveeu on tbe First of April text. Term low.

Inquire on the premises of tt. W. Goodrich, 449 Penn Fquare ros. SALS. 67 Houses, 16 Building Lots, situated in different parts the city, also 6 Farms in the country.

For particular apply to PHILIP ZIEBER, Real Estate Broker. 8th Penn St. Reading Ayer's Sarsiparilla. 18 a concentrated extract of the choice root, ao combined with other substance of still greater alt rati power as to afford an effectual antidote for diseases Sarsaparilti, is reputed to cure Kuch a remedy is surely wanted by those who suffer from Strumous corn plaints, and that ont which will accomplish their cure must prove, as this bas, of immense service to tbis large class of our aUlicted fellow citizens How completely tbia compound will do it has been proven by experiment on many of the worst cases to be fuuad in the following complaints: Scrofula Scrofulous Swellings and Sores, Skin a eases. Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Eruptions, St.

Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, Tetter or Salt Rbeum, Scald Head, Ringworm. Ac. Hjjihtlit or Vriierial lhttare. is expelled from the system bj the prolonged use of this AiisiPARiLLAt and the patient is lei in comparative health Fimale Dissatt are cauned by Scrofula in the blood, and are of tan goon cured by this ExmiCT or Sasa PA KILL A Do not discsrd tbis Invaluable medicine, because you have been imposed upon by something pretewliog to be SarRaparilla, whiieitwa not When you haeu el Atkk's then, and not until then, ill you know tb virtues of Sarsiparilla For nitouu particular of the diseases it Cures, we refer you to Ayer's American the Agent below named will furnish gratis to all who ca'l for it. Ayer's Cathartic Pillb, for the cure of Cost! vanes.

Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Headache, Piles, Heart burn arising from Disordered btomach. Pain, or Morbid Inaction of the Bowels. Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaint.

Dropsy, Worms Gout, Neural gi. and for a Dinner Pill. They are sugar coa'ed, So that the most sensitive can take them pleasantly, and they are th bent A per ient in the world for all the purposes of a family physic Prepared by J. C. A YER Co Lowell, Mass and sold by all the druggists in Reading ard dealers in med Icine everywhere.

june 15 2 mo NOTICE. Orrica or ih Fbaxklin FiasIssmsNca Co. op PBti.ii't lphia Ntv 9tb 1803 PERSONS desirous of eff cling insurances with the Franklin Fire Insurance Compauy of Philadelphia, are hereby notified that Lawr'unoi Gbti, is no longer authorised to attend to anv business on hebalf of the said Company I jcnrt FkT No. 142 South Fifth Street, nar Chestnut street Reading, is now the aKent of the said Company, to whoi i all application on business relating to insmaure are respectfully required to be inadn. All persons holding receipts for insurauee from this Coinpsuy will pleas present thm forthwith to Mr Henrv Fry Byorderof the BoarJof Directors, M'ALLlgrra.

noT 1Jr pro tern. St so A.Xt.niVATi or NEW 'J OQETI1KR with a supply of Gold, Silver, Seel and 1 plated SPECTACLES, wbiih we entrant to Ct upou first trial, with the aid if our OPTOMETER Iso new Glasses to old frames with the same satisfaction We are coustantly receiriFg new goods, which enable us to tuibifh the latest patterns snd strlei of Jewelry and Silverware. An article just in season is the celebrati POLAR ICK P1TCUER, of which we keep an assortment at all timet of the beat quality. Repairitg of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, done on short notice and guaranteed, at No 5t Penn Square, adjoining Geo Lerch Co's Hardware Store, Reading, a formerly Howard Co KipressOfflce, A WZLLSOXO dc COAL OIL. OooJ hnri.inj Coal Oil AT TEX E.MS A Ql ART! At CfOi Lerr It First Class Restaurant.

THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. "STeajcr. Troprictcr. I VERY delicacy in season, served up in the best style of Culinary Art. CROCKERY at lowprlces an 1 of every description for sale by II.

C. RER, 41 north 6th street LL the New yle DeUlnes and Dress fleodi heap. it'll, i.rton,A 4 at WM CLEW ELI'S, 84A, PennSireet NOTICE. 'rilK boots of tbe late firms or I10LLENBACII 4 I ELY and k. CO bave been placed in the hands of the 'ubscniber for collection Those knowing themselves Indebted on the same, will make immediate ayment to rare emits li SCIIOFNER, Alderman.

may22w Court Street l'llOTOCwItA H11SS. IVORYTYPES KLAINOTTPES C. W. rjAUERBIEN, nAS OPENED bis new and splendid Photograph Rooms, where he iivltes his trietids and lb" nb lie to give biia a cail All pictures warranted to give Photographs painted and eolored Itv P. D.

Iisvlas. Artmt. Oct. Ctnrn will he pat i lor a I ITCTK, to take the place or a Drafted nan. Appiv at llitS OFFICE jane tf rii'iim rfnrri Ltirntvv A THOMAS.

No V. Nmh fifth Street Truck. KWCshbsge, Peas and Mod. of (tardea Trtick in penMin. alwai a fresh, ami tha est la ika ket, for sal hv t'MER.

Ala Penn street aheva Mh. aNTFH a kooIGIBI te do general IloaV. i'tK Tn well qualifled, too4 wage will re giv tj Ap, iy it t.o, M'Otfa Utth Kt. June IT 1 fa .3 at I fen..