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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29
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Sute Nrbeiter tperoen perlnnet.
Die Gnoesbenaiitsu besablen oenh6bs
ten VEe'e in 8aarselo On 500 cute Gag
|obner, I'M, am 9Balbonoins uno Wobie:
can Canal (ir @teats s 1ic.) 3u arbei::
ten. NrbeitsIuFise m6asnFD auf Der
stslle Obne Dor3us an Ssetion $, Sspsv
Wsa BON Roseos anmslosn. Die Ntteit
miro mrbyere Sabre bauern. lDer fsin
9Idd MAIDEN >pill, perldume oisfe fbbne:
gete9enbsit nibt. Goeeoe Iiest in GO,
(hoeton @anntp, am O5ic @aual, unee=
9efabr 81 MeiI bon MaNluon.
eObn oon Sn 16 Ibaler ben Wonat,:
neb1t Soft uno 2osis.
8ornet 9onlear, u. 60.
ecJutn Is. 1887. Gcntractoren.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

Sibeni 8oltoner nno onOett "t'
alls :neldbe bonn : beaeuU Ulaterias mp sa'
rantirt wsrbeu;sut: seartitst ~ ,asen.- !.
@lte sshble yeparitF une. anSslt.I'pss"
,geeatsSisniB 3i,m Ds1saufe. 81 -.
papseIpIanssn, aBaiseR .Mos8sn,
Wsffbspsn.. ri,ao ale auoete Nttsn :xes's ss
oespseeults, spereen. fatt 3se.nn9 Ia'
9lrbeit anaeuonamen., =. O.a. ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29
B . | Il
Doltbo far 81 { iCer?
Sulu 90. 1887.

Baltb q far 81 { iter?
9or ,etrre .aaoertba'b Sabr, wobnts
berCsIbe in @slatssiana @auntp, nabe bsp
Dannopsr: Da ct abw Siuuts mar .,
tort wes,uSisbsnS-io mel5 Der Inter:
lbriebene O:;u:Sbuaaer) nibt nit 8s=
1timnnbeit ob er<no0 in oortiser 9easnb
III coer nidt. Srseno jemano oer isiuen
Qlufentbats rvsib,-pesr loate ibm lelbft
oie{ea su 8eNbte fOmmsn,-fo beliebe
man Jeabrlbt mitsutbsi!en. in mbalib=
1ter 8aloe an.
Nicolaus Nrrss,
Mailtlcsh Start @aastp, Obic.
Salp 90. 1887. 74u.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

In ee'n eIten mebIbefati!en gtanhpunss
81: :. te BON !
0briftmas, 5erter upb 60. !:

Der gnoesbenanute batbds Der9ni,
gen ben @inpebnern pon Canton, une
Dem pubIifum iserbaupt an,u3eissu oaB
er lt6 an obiger Stele nieberasIadeu.-
nno erbfnst bat. uuo nod 5ufdB|iob er:-
oatt. Elm sroess, atI8etnsines uuo aus9e.
oebntes Q'0ortimenl Don
Iouter t1euet1 WSooren un0 fr1ben
0utern, beFsbeno IN ensIifben, teut.
lbsn, ftau5bFfben, at1,eritani(6en uno
auoeru tro6 t,en QD a aren, 70
,pie an6 fertisen &Isibern anseu,eNen
tnr Gle SabrS1eit,-oie Ct Dbne 5n ptabs
len. un9em bb.nlidb wpbIfeiE
psrfauft,1inoem ct feline Nntdufe 3u H.
beraus tillisen preifen eemabt bat, tpo=
81 ibm iein tnebrjdori8er 9luf fentbaIt in
elmer Der 9rbBteu 5eeltdcts oorsaslid
bebnl flO mar. Da Ct ferner st,sbrere,
Sabre lang Gsfbdfte in Getrdnfeu ae.
than, 70 feBte ibn fsine grfabrane mue
&enntuiBin oieiem SADIE i'll Stano eius
bsfonoers portrefIibe 9luswabl, aus ben
be0en Quellen unb 3u ben niebrianen:
Vreifen Don ben ausseiubteitsn
8 tqubre a uer1rt
ein5uIesen, beftsbenb TT
= 8rdnoW 8 n, 81 II H.:
3 spirits, une eielsrlep QDeinen,
- ale; Mooeira, Nort SL
AsgEEA Ansrif, Wuscatsusr @
a1esllYgisbent Malaaa, @A
~ fuBer, teutfdsr uno RaL u
franS. rctber nno rpetBsr p
Wein &c. &c. Ssrnsr bat er @peeerepen'
WcreelIan, ebiua uno sewbbnli6es Sap=
euee gRsdsr uno @abel, e6nsL. aebaf'
aue Sortsu, 70 mie AUDI tsut(4sr Nau3'
tabad.
c. Sir aunebmlibe 2ansesprceufte
erlaubt Ct Den b66feu 8 aa,selo:
preie.
neWer bev ibm anruft unc cine pro:
be mabt, ben miro e6 nibt 8ereuen.
Sacob @bafer.
@anton, MaY 13. 1887, 4e<tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29
6tubl 90 a nuf ae etar.

DWWUWC HHU JJUWp
in Der 1useararpas Stsase. @anten.
sspnabe S.A.S6nstoer's Stcbt
=: seaenhber =
" 8etAnben abtunsspoI ibre Srennes
une eas publitur1, BAD ,Re .pbiaes gss
fbdft in Dem srepten @ebdube, speftliD
. Qrn. s. 8laf's QnirtbsbauS ansetaas
gen, anf 9aae .'babtu. une sa eiassen
preiftn 5u,, Dertaufe anbieten. Elm srsls
fss unb prabtises NfIorttment bon :..S'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

Sn SimpIeu baben ole1ee
yrdbjdbrois @6neelapinen GRO
bes unbell on9eribtet.-3pi(tbs
Ocnoo uno Dem @implcn porea
elnige Menfben init Der eBes.
fbafun9 elmer Sopi ne be(bofti9t,
,pelbe f6Dn turs Suuor rie 9ro6e
@traBe beoeft battsn. N3ittsn
nnter Der Nrbeit ftirste cine neue
2auine berob, uno besrub in einent
einSi9en 2(u9enb!ltf 80 BON Den
Nrbeitern. Gie Ibri9sn modten
(ib ioslei6 On oa6 Werf, UNI:
m6s!ibN eiele .. ibren 0efdbrten.
n,b ;uretten. IS selon9 our6 oen
ustellen0leiB,2 ,20MenI1sn
aus bem Sbnse9robe noet lstsnb.
berporSubelsn, Die ibrisen fano
man jeocd msiltsns eft nab Dem
9erlaufe rreper Sasen. gine
onoere 9apine t6otete 4 pferOe,
uno nob etns onoere ifirSte einen
Boesn init feintn Naia9leren
in Den Nbsruno binob.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29
Wahritt.t.

nertinter,.i9nets naatbt slsi,it ftinen
6teuubtn betannt. edb Die beaefbtiste
Meifs haH 1eutf6lan a n 3 neasn
Martbsit unn aneerm: in leiner Santslte
siuae,rltensu ilmfahbsh, 'hss snf ben
.nacbfen berbt ses5botsa srssesn n'ss.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

9BaS nibt oles prpbirt miro
- Jemano mo;bts in Den 3D.
ttontr 3eitungsn betonnt oo6
e. an einem 9eri6en Sage ouf
bemWa0 0erloufen wollet utto laost
oQeNeusieri9en Elm bepSutppbnen.
o}n Trentou bat Gb ser @pbn
zines SbneioersT sTameusDalmer,
Den (ein 9ater tplsoer ftlnsn
wiaen 5u tinem @dneioer
moben tpoute, ben Daumsn ser
rebtsn 9ano abaebaft, UNI 70 sur
SbneIpsrep unthbtis su (epn.
! Cine Stitge lest wdbreno bes
2@ommer5 4 mai @ier, jsoesmal
80, su(ammen $50 !; man bat be-
re6nst 0a6 G6 bic Ra6tommen-
f6aft elmer etnSi9en Slle9e
pdbrenD eiues Scmmers auf Q,
O2O,32O belaufe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

S"utU"' War5 j. 1887. .
. . minifus @eeqer. !
Isutl6er ubrma6er. :
Qat IH. thratiob in
,@ Suton, bdu6lt6 nisosr.
$50 seIafen. uno beferst ale:
MS@>Mfpin fein Sc Cbdft ein(dla.
W. = N8 genie Nrbeiten. 6, bat,
X AszI@ BON; ;Suaeno auf in BET
--SSsAsss Sb'bsilnnb Geu, lblane
auf isiner profe(fion eearteitst, une ldBt
III 8e5'ebuns auf @siddttsfepntn;B uno
lcIioes 8etraeen feline Qperte iprsbeu.
rpoeur6 er boft, Il, turser 3eit, bas gu:
trauen lelner Eunoen gu: erbalten. utn
spel6es Ct, rurb porfsbsnoeu gstifel Ct:
9sbent bittst. =,
Sutton, @lap q. 1887. stiff.
Gantener neuer boorse(D @tobr
Cine au8esneine Musmabl BON @ateru,
|ceben anssfrmmen BON 8aitincre= bic:
tst Der llnteridriebene wpbIfeil fir taar:
selb an.
Qlue jene, pe!d)e serue ben Gpertb fir
ibr 0elo batten >peroen wpbl.: tbun an
surufeu, unb fir Eb. fsIb(t 3u unter(ub-
en-. DDsr @antnnsr ,neue <taaraelo
Stohr 1T an Der fhoetliben Gde oss
Marti NiersdS, ssrdee biudber BON Doc.
@appse, 1T oer stube bic firsIi6 ais
qn;fobr, Don 0s, uno s. 8uraer ae=
erau6t Ipprben.
%. g. peder.
Canton, Sunp 81. 1887. 2tf
Neue Olter Oleue Wlter !! :!
Die untsr5eibneten basen foebsn e.
haltsn uno ettHnet; an ibrer alten Qaoe,
2 Iburen wstt s. 0tn. 8tdG's Mirtbs:
bal6 gum Sd,I!o Der GIode, ibren 8or=
ratb BON ::
Nrtlblin9S clno Gp!ner- 1Boor en-.
Met6t fIe bsDn, GrcBen uno .Glsin.u
gum 0trfauIe, auf flpIb cute 8soinsuna=
en- anoictsb. srie ir8eno Elm dnbsreS Sta,
blilen'ent .,reRli6 Der @ebiree. Sb,
Borratb enthdit cine auaemeine QIusnabI
soa tr@"50Nlbsn, en8lilbeu uno ameri.
tanifden
Srottsljsn qBaoren, Swtsrepeu,
9eAronfs' <'porreIlon, Sbneloe'
mdren, ,c, &C.
90. nelbs Gs ent1bloTeu Tno piel
roblfsilsr 3u pertaufsn, als fie felt bsn
ltstsn..s 8 Sabrsn oertauft morben. Qllls
tsne, nelbe Butter @Dsr, Qumpen. I'm
lhlht Mebs, 9!epfess uno Wftfbeu.
Sbuise!nt uno irssno etwas font Ser:
fdnftibss ba5en, tperbfn mobl tbun ben
WerlEeb bep ibnen ,u maeben, Die,
psIbe oas "dbts Ding" babsn, trercer
Die 0ater 5u lclbeth prsils fuoen,-oaE
cine e" anse se8brie" DOR Sreuoen
aufipriust, sreun fs auruftn bep
Nepere & 9reeepr.
Sune 24. 1887. >g.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

glesantet1 uno
qBinofor Sthbk,
non aaen '@attastsen
une Yreifen, eeentaps
@eft.tsjWiesen-
itubf,, nit lNohr
Hed,tuen Nidensh.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29
$50 Gn0
G.i(nbe:h 2QnQort IT,

UIEIUVE.U SWlIYUII W. CNVUIEE!
8eies esbnrtis aus sanfsrdta, bsp
cn:tbsim on Der Qarbt. Absinbaperu.-
8sioe famsn 1884 nab oislem eaupe.
Au6 Fam eir eew'der pbil. g6asoer IL.
W5il. Sieepaue nit tbnen tbr &c.,
1Ssr Cen 9'ufsutbaltsort einiser oisier
psllouen neiB. miro sebstsu Na@ribt
oapon tnit5utbeilen an.
George Rettinger.
Foulkstown p. Office,
Columbiana county, Ohio.
SulY Is. 1887. 5=aw.
0T2eut(6e Slattsr wereen eeteteu,
Obises eiuise NAL auf 0sseaoisnlte eiu=
juridsn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
General Markets.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct 25
The large sale of teas cargo the Mantle place today
at sales lo65packages declared, and
s7s7 sold Considering the quality, tc. they of
prices-,erns sale months which is thirty
DAYS more credit given any sale during
the past year. BY the Pretoria ransenp for Liverpool
have received advces fhe London market up
rt which show large advance Boheas, AMI improve
mant In all common descriptions The OF the free
trade tea exhibit that packages offered and
$1,000 packages sold The improvement in teas on the
prices realized few days since oows-in Canton
heas per Copgous 30 per cent; in
fine Congous per In Twankays 30 per cent and
in Hysens, 90 per cent-which shows dnerence In
quotations.
Tea Sale by Mesrs L. M. Hoffman Co-6o7 chests yson
90 CENTS 63 ID boxes do So $50 ID boxes do. 90
eases CANISTER ~ Of Id each do Toll log chests Young
son. IS 4 ie half chests do % &C. 600 10 ID boxes 3
1905 ID do do Ill so canister ~ OF 2bs each do
4 balfchess gunpowder 60 ISL 800 IS Id do 81
si do do 60 100 canister " Of ID EACH
72a 49, 81 chests Imperial 58i 64 $50 hall chest do 60 70;
COO IS 10 boxes Gil 400 ID do. do 6l 80 canister
l2or each 2si chests Hysoa skin get SAX SEQ
half chests Tvankey, say 3 sol half chests souchong 22i
2; Il do ST. 100 &c ID do do S. 400 % ID
boxes Poucbong 81 IS, 20 caes Hong nung eIo 200 do
Peucheng eioi; do do t3i 10 do I'll; 10 do ocong
Ia boxes do ST. Also the place, the same
time 50 picu II; 1900 de- III; bags
Manila coffee Iita III.
BALrI~oRe, oct "a p. -whskey, 40 42c; bacon Ios
io1i sse,ss, - e Ss, 81 E.FIas.eed
CaARLgsroS, Oct 81, r. MTbe rice market is animated;
poe ALT g. wb.Ieyai Exchange on England, Is II per
PoucHKEErsE Wool MAsxEr, Der. a5-The sales during
cash. and there to be steady demand by the
their agents, who buying In their winters stock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
RRIED.

On Monday, sd inst, by the Rev. Hugh II. Blair. Robert
Corssdden 10 Elizabeth Scott, all OF his city
On Monday, 2}d inst Harlem by g. D. Westbrook ID. d.,
q Westbk Van vooshis Caiharse Maria, eldest dsush
,er OF Msor A. MGown, oil Of this city
on Tuesday, oath inst, at Brookiyn by The Rev. Evan NJ
Johnson Hesy c. Hoescb ESQ., Of this city, 10 Maria Evers
Of Athens, N. Y. ,
s,n Tuesday, 24h inst, at Newark, Edward s. Graham,
ESQ, TO Cahanc c., eldest daughter OF G. l. Grahss, ESQ
all Of that city,
On Sunday 72i inst Mt Bridgeport Conn., by the Rev. g
=. Colt, Edward Hill, Of Stamford Conn Sarah Jane,
daughter OF Capt Edward Rossster OF the srner place
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
Coal Market.

WEDNESDAY, Oct %.
Prom statements annually published in London, appears
that the coal consumed there surng the 1886 about
100000 chalrons Es,imang the population mil
lions this would give chaldron of SO bushels each
person.
The pce OF chaIdron coal delivered board vessel
The average price Of freight to Londanis, $40
The sum charged for delivering each chal-
aron from the vessel into the consumers eel
lar in London, is S3.05
Cost, sa55
Upon average yea the citizens London pay $1,000
for chadron focal delivered in their cellars during tina
year round giving profit the coal merchant
81 each chadron. This, perhaps, reasonable allow
the coal merchant for his troabe and would he
dered here with this coal spectators would be
the .rhos round, their brethren in the trade
in London and well known that their weather.
of people in that metropolis than the regular dealers
The article But in this city, 81 ton, besides the overweight
not considered sufficient profit; for when visited
by the colds OF winter the price frequently increased s2
sometimes $l4 toni by which the dealers realize
age profit of $375 and above by the
London merchants without including their gain arising from
their selling shorter weight.
In order divert public attention from these facts the Phi
ladepha spectators say that the high prices Of coal there
occasioned by The ners at Potsvie Now have 1t
Authority abundance of landing
may had from $3.50 325 the chaldron that
pense Of loading does exceed making average
57i per chadron BY our last accounts the price Phla-
delphia $6 Is thus putting into the pockets specu-
lators herea profit S287A chadron for merely snpern
tending its transmission from the place landing which
only miles distant from the city. When arrives in New
York. we have frequently stated made pay 90 So
making advance the original price Pottsvie, of
than s. every chadron. Is possible
traffic which much imposition practed asths! Here
told that the fault Is with the Phadephan There
hey say lays with the MIXERS This exactly
things existing between the butchers and droves Both
camor against each other the e prices expect
ing by mutual recrmaaen throw the odum other
and thus the public the exist
ing Ii shall however be- has hitherto been, con.
slant aim undeceve this cheated and insulted commrny
by detecting and exposing the frauds daily pactsed by specu
Iaturs, ferestallers and nopoizers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

ON the 10Th West Point. cadet Bcnisn,n Baden,
ne the 18Th OF his sge He OF the late Mayer
~ BADEN OF the u. g. Navy.
On FSday 2oth ins Philadelphia Frances r. Holcobe,
r.lict or The late Henry HolcerBbe D. D. of thatc city.
ON Sunday, 22d ins Kingston, Ulster CO., vioes, wife
Of Capt r. w. Sc,,ultz.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
isiti ag Cards--visitiDg Cards s,t,n q


NJ Engraved in superior style add printe ;,h the ~,
most ,anes 10 the most approved astos sus received
which for whienes andbrilsncy polish nns ~
Furnishing their card paes e.. have them mint
examined, and sl orders sv a,,sne 10 bv an
plying n vALENTINEs Eng" .Snp 4 Printing Roeuns y
- c.-,--..-. ~ shn street OF william
d. Ss1 sl, ~ "a eo ding parties ncreaatc and store
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

v,oCKET hook LOsT-Lcst, last evening, In
coming from Elizabeth st. sleng Chatham to beskmsa st.,
black Pocket Book containing papers no use but 70 e
agaer s5 note the Chemical Bank, and note bank
40, known Also cards OF Dougw Rooneons Va
~ his ei,v The being and the papers
much ue To her, will thankfully reward any person who may
he kind enough to leave u Al ihs ONCE. o24lw-
<,us MILE HATs.-MRs. NJ. ID. Hon GE informs
the lsIcs add public generally, she has Invented and ma
puf,cured elegant hats, without such pee
mems Or which he the fair NJ the American IN ~
,n Orders received at her Premium Tuscan and straw Ha'
store 80 Grand street ozSoE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
l2a. 529. C2 bushels.
1872 O0O.OQ0
lS2,OOO.e0O

This value, deduced from the very lowest est
mates shows how far ahead of all other OF
wealth the prediction of wheat goes.
In this city, suffers steady demand $3.50 s5 per
barrel The arr ais from the interior continue be album
dantabout 6o80 barrels day. The demand in New Orleans
for the article for expectation Texas has made advance
shade In Charleston the 2lt instant good feeling per-
vaded the market great reduction 10 the stock has been
made Fancy brands viii bring $40 per barrel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

rJ,HE Note. Geergia Lumser Company,
y ed atthe Offices Of Day Forman, No. I'll Wall street AZ
Dsv flows SON. No n Wall ST. ee and at j. ~ Coch ans
Nc. Ia Wsn street, at "A per cent discount Tim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26
MAS. III HENRIETTA DAVIS,
No. S0a BROADWAY, New YoRK.
READY-MADE LINEN, STOCKS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, PEkFUMERY, &c.
N. d. Geatlemens Linen made order in the neatest
manner o6-lms

EDW ". LUDLOW AuctiOnter
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLDS FUHNIT URE.-
IL This day al CTS Broadway, opposite Bond street-EDw
H. Ludlow CO. wlselts day at 10 o'clock, CTS Broad
way opposite Bond street. the furniture of family gosg
sonlh nearly and principally made srder consisting
rich Brusss ingram and Ven tan carpetng satin daask
curtains mnfc fine Toned piano forte;
hogony pier tables with marble tops dining and breakfast
wardrobe secretary, dressing b1reau marble tops, wash
stands dol French bedstead splendid mantle glasse mantle
hampshire cardelabrs xc china and glass
silver plated dol oil cloths, hall lamps; beds
bedding Nc together with general Of kitchen
furniture, with which the sale will comnsnce
Catalogues be Lad at the sales No III Broad
Should the weather be unvorabe the sale will take place the
first fair da o2c1ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

gGvER-sILvEW-SIL
rsman coAnge, such shilngs axpences Ten and FIVE
pieces win be gives exchange for goi aaves
ter dollars Apply At the desk efthis Office. o1s,
@10 REWARD.-strayedi from 372 Broadway two
20 ~ Pointer Dogs brown and vhite-hey both bsd
.eel chain and collar with the X ~ w ARD
engraved upon IT, The above reward will he given an,
who viii bring back either OF them, twice that both
arr brought back. o26 Il.
visitisg Visiting Cards--Vi s,t,n q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

which demand existed in Europe upon ne
British and French other hand Il h al established
maxim, that the exporting capacity Of people does not Keep
pace with the Of population uhe history Of our
wheat trade proof of the truth OF this principle
present may be- safely assumed that the popu-
lation of the Uaion 100000 IT. in so there
slaves be far of the way in estimating
The increase at ion. DeductDg therefore, three mil
lions from the for these slaves wheat
bread in any shape, have twelve millions provide for
eyerting To Of 81 barrels flour In
year. the consumption OF 1886 will 600 barrels
or whole nation This equal 26 900 Of bushels
crops Of 1886 said be short and therefore, large
quantities of wheat imported to supply the deficiency
But dsregardns this anomaly let the actual condition
Of crop that year heard Of nobody suffering for
Of -four, therefore, may safely presume that every
person got his yearly ratio 81 barrels in some
Year. Whoa crop.
1886 000 bushels consumed.
2,529062 bushels exported.
128529,0G2 bushels.
production of wheat this present year, interesting
topic growing counties From all the tights
procure fully ofopinon that the surplus Tor TO-
reign export will five millions of bushels Putting
the consumption hunare than that Of last year.
and reckoning the the 81 bushel
have
Consumption for 1887, l27seoooe bs Val Sl27oooOOo
Exports abroad 100000 100000.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IOTN-Fof sale cheap 4 APP
tfuly in the VILLAGE Of Wilamsbugb, the
OF 9th and fk streets with Cottage Houses there
These within minutes walk the New Fer
ry which from tho Tot " south 7h Peck Slip
ground and extensive and beautiful
the city and country The above lots will besol very low IL
applied for this week the Is In 81 Also
lots viii, story brick house thercon
south Second street for sale cheap and liberal Also
the ferry. Inqairc OF GEORGE DOYLE, OF South
18th and 4th street, wlian4,bur-h s26Iw.
C0AL.-Lackas Coal delivered "a as per ton Nut
CS70, free OF cartase Apply board RobL Burns, foot
Of North Moore St. North river. oB3.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

WANTEDn fancy retail dry goods store, ia Broad
w wav, active, intelligent female aist in the
department with other females her capabilities and character
OF the utmost importance None Iced apply who
furnish good vouchers for the SAM Apply at 575 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

IA sTUYVEsaNT fNsTTTuTE.-fn ence OF the
unexpected crowd Tuesday evening" which broke bis
regular course, tor which had taken ckets Mr. c. will
give evening exhibitions IN The usual manner and
The last of his Thursday and Friday evenings OF
Ns week, at half past7. o2e ~
NEW YORK AND HARLEM nAILnOAD
Il COmPANH-Exteos'on ri the rails throughthe Tun-
rel % HAremThe Beard OF Directors having invited on
Thur1ay h< 2h Instant His Honor the Mayor the Recorder
ard Merbers OF the Honorable the Common Council OF THIS
city, with other gentlemen a. visit ssd inspect The road sns
for the first time the TuHne through the Rock ~ ob
sevatory Psc~ the passenger The public here by
informed that ssuppsy n yxrss CANS VIII DC w
waip- IN front ofthe office ~ Bow 2P NJ % receive
rch Of czens curious vistk road IN the uar
the invited gues ucc 20 fsrc OFFS cents each way be-
| tween the office and Harlem.
ar The train will be- drawn by here and the regn
lar line yorkve will be suspended that day from until
3 O'Clock In the afternoon sepSJt'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

Two PERSONS WISHING TO EMIGRATE
4 TO THE WEST.-A colsny is about 10 be formed for
the pnrchase of oversent Lands in the States Mchg
illinois, Indiana, or wnconsn Territory and to settle the
same
Any person wishing 70 remove TO the west will do well TO
secure the advanta set forth Tor this colony.
N, but those osteady and industrious habits ard Of high
msr al character, will be admitted.
An interview be had with the agent, by calling al No.
lbs Clinton street. New York. bet tbsbour OF and II o.
clock, A. NJ where the constitution be and every
necessary information given.
Letters from the country pos paid he addressed TO
ths agent far the Western Colony, No. l25 Clinton 81, New
York o26 -3teodt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

CERMAN HARDWARE. az
M casks Braces, dNerent qualities
4 case Percussios Csp H1aaep
4 cssh Chsspis asssrted, Is tot ekr
eases steel snvNers, assorted patterns
Fenciug Foih
casks 9rnblets, No 2 M ~
lS cases Homes, sssowted qualities
IL Jews harrs, No to5 49,.
4 cash. Cemsn Docr Locks S, s IL and inches
cases Percussion Caps ,-~,,o,.
pochs, holster and duelhng piNo@
10 . Slatc rercih
- Scissors
IL casks skates, No 4 20 8, cormon ans nSe
- Time 4 iron Stir ops and biu
10 cases VI. hi SAWS, 20, y and " inches
$3.50. 49,, es - e essny S" a LOHsE,
".me. ~" No. st Liberty sreet
| VroRsEs TO WINTER.-M my place Hedge
III Xx.,r.s ws,rbessr County. have stabing ssd al
,sirgs n.csss,y (neudng ssfu and careful grcom ~
- =, lsen rev bors.s from the iu Move her 70 The
49,, - ,s,, Persons desiring pu. horses ~ winter
', ne, ,oc,s may apply me by letter, post paid jay
street, Brnoslyn :. - su,.rxr~~~.
| gent q zach month. 1ro WVoe''A-e~'
1 sl2.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

q vi. AED MASNED bALL VII DC gwen IDS
leave the Of Courand every half The
ball will e conducted with the stricte propriety and the
greatest attention will be shewR those who honor the c.
sion with their presence. The Hall will be spendldy iu
mins.sd -
Kerdars Band will attend
Tickets s-to be obtained Roche's Coffee House. Broad
way Pamos corner Of Broadway and Reade street, aad al
Mr.. Jollrs music store Broadway.
Mr. Walker " III attend with his dresses oc6it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-26

RMdDGEPORT INCDRPORATED EY-
ucANOE ASSOCIATION. -tIffce and agency No 10
ws 81 opposite the Bank Of the St,e Of New York-0od
sser and all kinds of uncurren money bought and
eo"otantIy ON