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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-21

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uno bobsrn Bilounssanitalten ribtet Der
Supernor fOcann eltibfals einen ouf.
merflamsn Slid, uno empfieblt ciejtn
'pibtisen gssenitano Der Gcleeoebuno
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latlcnen eiatrsten t6anten, init fpeeieucr
Sti'ebun9 auf lbcn eemadte 8orltldse
uno SlurlbtuneeH binsepielen.
Der Guosrnor ibliebt feline Sc,laaft
NIT elnem Slifs ouf offsntlibs Mserf,.
oeren @soeiben erfreulibe Uuslidten fir
Ole Sufunft ereffasn. Gr oeutet ouf
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Se''etltela einiscr ednoereieu bin, uuo
is'st auf Siele Art oara oas game 90.
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mertlamest bcfbdftiot babe, worosf er
Der 0eies9etuns nod feline fefe Soft.
nuHs uno Grwartuao periibert, oas lie
lbrea Ie9lslatiuenSb Sblieeenbeiten watr,ub
osr Sisun9 nit 8sisbeit uno Qatriotjs.
mus @eniioe leiifen spcrce.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-21
Fe errunecnen Siee perfiineets Gou !!

fe errunecnen Siee perfuneets 1ou !.
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toottt.
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ll8 unssrlcDrt.
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Der Sen9ale nit Der lo8enannten 0pane
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edoe. Us War eln AGItrstt, DEN lD uleln
etoelan8 niQt Osr8ei1en lps.oe.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-21
1uerarttge 0ertbte.
(aus esm SuTalc wsltbira.r.l

Oas padetf9itf ,,Gbarles Garrett,
'rel@es am % 9fooember BON S0apr.
uHo oas gadetibiif ,@eors Balbins.
ton. wslbes am 25. BON siuerpeol uns
oas padetibiff eouis pbilip, peldes
am f. December Don 6apre ableselte iino
Scrl9e Wobe in Ieu gJcrf aneefolameu.
Die Sta6ri6ten eon England iinb BON
S'ealllbsr @ibtiefeit. Die Rabfvaa,
naeb Se!e bat nod nibt aufeebort auo
Ole Ser'bte aber Den 3ufano Der Was
rufaftur Dlitrifts iino uneinIfiaer, oIs
es Die lestern rarcn. IN pielea Srtts
1T eins beoeutsnbe 4n3abl arbeiter cnt.
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in oeu noroliben Stdotm uno 0orfern
ibre eebre au perbrcitan, Mebrere Ser.
lan'1lunaen bon Oels9oteu baben in btn
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9tatlena! eenpention Ju erneuern. ssu
Mandeiter, Stobam. 1ibton, @olton,
Surp uno Den meiftsn Gtdoten pon 9)ore.
iblre bat man Simmer esmietbet, um si.
ne REORGANIZATION oer @affenfdbiaen
6u b'aweden. Dieie @erIammlunoen
Fperoen i'm Gebsimen eebalten, uno stpar
;uolelb in mebreren bduiern. um Die
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yflemano erbalt 5utritt in oicie Ser
iama'lunstn, ecr niebt nit elmer Start,
perien 1T. Naeb CEN erboltener 3sus.
alifen iber Die Stemport- -affaire ideint
es' oabein plan iun aGsemeinen auf.
itano eurhs sanse &onisreid i'm @ette
nar' Nsppert une 8irmineton iputen
;uertt senommsn mrrsen, natt oielem lpu.
te Der aanse Ncreen in aufiiano asra.
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Dott dp aft
rco 8uOtrnDrs pon Wennlylualliin
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lansa.
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trauen lelne Wltburser uno ct sepinnt
SlufluB auf ibre Denfun9eart. 9Ser
aber nur ourb 0feonsl tunits, Gdufs uno
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lbleicbt, miro friibsr ooer ipdtsr entlarpt
uno fam iib ME oee SeifallS ocr SsGern
anter lelnen :ylltbur9ern erfreuen. sol
ye Ssamts, wenn lie aub wieoerbclt Ii
yel before @s9ner bel Den 8ablen iie9en
ollten, m'flen ocD enollD unterliegen,
}oer ltno pIelmebr lDon beoauernsmertbf
psuDIer uno pemnaD un9Altlibe Mrn
pen 'pdDreno lDreo ltbeinbaren Glude.
mo In naDfommenore @elblebt fanr
'uT lle nur nit 0eraebtua9 uno IbIbe'
lifen.
Der 9uoernor ibreitst oanu ;u cine
4aselnanoereeun9 oes S6uloen,pelen,
oes Staates, aus .uelber belpcraebt, oai
olbe 81 Der Summe pcn 34,l41, go:
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Dienffa9 pen 81. Janllar 1S4C|,
Jebrga.'g 1.
SO. 90.

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11
The Corn Trade and Crops.

The intelligence from Europe, by the Western, has in
creased the demand somewhat in this market and holders
quarter barrel being adv of to three shil-
lings day We have not heard to what extent orders
been received by the steam ship but suppose they
large. Dealers say that they very About
thousand barrels have been sold this morning at the adj
vance.
Wheat in Wheeling, Virginia, has declined to forty
cents per bushe
There has been much rain for the crops in the Vr
Sinia low lands. But, upon the whole, have
finer prospect for abundant harvest OF this sta
pie of life
The OF the crops the heart of the farming
regions the Kenncbec and Androscoggn very favo
rebe The hay represented excellent he crop
unusually promising; and the fields OF grain, including
wheat r. G. barley and oats generally good and will
produce fair average though there evidences of the
smut and rust
Farmers in Fairfield County, Ohio have nearly f.
nished harvesting. The Wheat CROP which six weeks
supposed to be nearly ruin I'd by the ny
full average crop. II IL conf ently believed by
good judges that there will be Wheat in Ohio, when
the complete than there this time twelve
months since. Corn and Oats look we'll The crop Of
Rye, 1t is said, will be short
The harvest is completed in Worcester county, Mary
land and crop has ed scarcely worth the
trouble and expense OF raising and harvesting in
is good equal that of last year. The potaoe
in favor and bids fair to sapersede the old oat
An svcras re crop of corn is sxpected.
Acorrcspondcnt at the east writes thusIn your
ports in speaking OF crops you can say that in the New
England States the severe drought has ended and lately
great deal of rain has cll-almos every night, have
heavy shower The crop of hay is very large. Early
potatoes ruined and the supply this In all parts
OF the country will be late and small in quantity Corn
looks veil. Butter will be high, and will cheese,
feed by the yng pof the grass after it had
been
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, August 1O-6 p. m.

The effect ofthe news has not been very marked upon
the stock market to-day IFS principal eIec; has been
visible in the -four market causing advance in prices
The details of which will be found under another head
The cotton mark ct has fiat The American stock
ket in England the hole not much better letter
rom an eminent house contains the following:
'Of Illinois stock $40 900 have been sold profit 10 the
seller price paid ia New York for it, contract
made last week with Smith, Maquire Co. for 81 900 600
Illinois per sterling bonds. The rate could not
have than S2aS3, they subsequently OF
fered the public IS at which rate there buyers
Sales have also been made s6, and 81 is asked
This is for STATE stocks made in
market sales Indiana and Of Mary land have been made
favor and has risen 10 per cent IRON the lowest depres
sion.s
The Illinois stock here referred to was soil by Col
Thornton, behalf Of the State but behalf OF
the contractors the line of the Canal to whom the
bonds issued o; AMI mo oyel
Col Thornton to negotiate hcm. The State laws do al
low OF the sale OF the stock below par The contractors Will
probably suffer IossWe do not know what
the and the state On the face
appears that the State has paid its debts
in lated paper, and obliged its workmer o
the difference The Of that State in regard its f.
nances has been extraordinary will be recollected
that few days since Mr. Richard Barrett the Fund Com
missioner pub sh ed notice to the public, of suit CON.
menced against John Deaded Esl TO prevent the fur
Their negotiation by him Of the Canal Bonds OF the State of
Illinois From law reports learn that the suit has
been discontinued by Mr. Barrett notice to that effect
will be found under Advertising head.
Attic Board Of Brokers, this morning, United States
Bank improved per cent; North American Trust and
Banking per cents Delaware Hudson, per cent; Isr
lem per cent? New York Railroad per cent. Sales Of
Ind ana per bonds made 72, improvement
of per cent At the Second Board stocks again fell of
North American Trust and Banking declined per
The following is table OF the items contained in the
report abe by the North American Trns and Banking
Co according to law, the LIST july lSio, compared
with the return Of Jsn. 1870
No,r.f 4v~ntc AZ Tnrsr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11

The from Europe regard to the grain crops has
caused rise price of flour to-day This article has
been Cor some time firm in prices the shorness
ofsupply This has been occasoned IN turn, by the
low price for four proportion to wheat Encouraging
its manufacture-more especially the contrac
ZION Of the Western Banks, has caused money be
among the dealers and mllers The harvest
upon u.s. and prolific crop about to forward
recurring all the assistance which the Banks render.
As vet the banks rather than otherwise
The following the returns Of two of the principal
Banks Of Cincinnati for the month ofJuy:
Ia r. rra
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11
Cattle Market.

Comparatively speaking there immense number
Of cattle in market todayno less than five thousand
GLIDING all kinds
There been particular alteration in prices, but in
consequence Of the large supply they tend to decline
More than thousand Deevcs brought forward,
and sold fetched from sir TO eight dollars per hun
bred weight The price less than seven dol
lars.
Attic lower market there $3.50 sheep and lambs,
aud with the exception of $50, sold The prices
therefor ranged from ten to forty shillngs head.
About seventy and calves disposed Of at s25
10 as a head.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11

M y,xr,LI G,RpENs-Whitlock's Benefit last night
was perfect Jam. There not vacant seat in the
saloon. The performances exceedingly diversified
and rent off with great ecia Diamond appeared in all
of the known and unknown dances in the world Whit
lock brought forward several new Extravaganza Mr.
and Mrs Bonnie and the pretty Clemenne dane delight.
fully The Living Statues classical representation.
was received with admiration and applause as was also
the grand Italian Fpntoccina by Signor Marrotte The
whole Of this splendid entertainment is TO be repeated this
evening You who have quarter dollars prepare to spend
them
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11
ST. $40 ass I 500 ,429


There is nothing to prevent the sound Banks OF the
West from extending their facilities to meet the agricuu-
raj and mercantile the community except the
son ofhe suspended Banks II the specie paying banks
extend their circulation they will be Immediately thrown
into the power ofhose which do not pay and drained OF
their specie in vain look for revival of business
long the people Pcnnsy tolerate the existence
ofthe insolvent Banks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11

IN the City and County of York from the day Of
ausust, 10 the 18th dav OF August 1890
% men, "a women. 81 boys. 81 giris-rotsi, 2's.
ptsEssEs AgpleYy o. Asthma o. AucurismU; Absccss o;
Bleeding q Bleeding trO ,ch OfrJm lngs asuatcs
Lhocra niantam ~; Cholera norbus Collie Cancer
Eonsrmptioa 20 Commissions Group Hives b Dslrium
treaens o; Drowned g. Deaf from roson Drupsy
IN the bead Dorsy "a the chcstO. Diarras s; Dysens
m "a Eryspel So Fever d. bilious do typhoid A. 10
lei ~ do puerpera do remittcnt 2, do
Of rngs bcoIing Coup Hip Dscsr, fnham Of
braia do OF liver d. of sydney do chest do lungs
10 VI the bowels a. do stomach o. Insanity Killed or nur
dere1 o; harssmus s. ues Neuer Measles Organic
disease of the hart Old Age q Palsy o; spinal disease IA
scrofea ?; Suicide o. rmall pox Teethng7; rurnor o.
tnhnown I; Ulcers o Ulcer on nf throat o. Worms o. y
AGE Dfl yea, and under. -; between and ga betw
and qs betw5 and TO- helw 20 and 20 betw and 49, 49,
AMI co. AZ brw 30 and So g. betw and
betw 70 and So 3, betw 20 and 20 o. bet and
1000
a. scotland o; Wales 0; British sessions, A. o. Den
mark Germany 9; Franc spano Prussia O nhnowp
FsoM-Alms House Bellevue, Hlspita do, 10; New J.r
small Pox fIosptsl0 o; Westehester, |; Pentensry
COlored persons, H.. ,y,,rp,s 80
Citr INSPECTORS Oficc, Aug. g. 1870
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11

Ql5- CHATHAM THEATRr.-Mr. Wood who, by the by,
is quite favorite the Chatham, takes beset tonight,
and presents medley of pieces in which he is excellent
and which cannot fail TO draw splendid house Besides,
his popular little appears in most OF the pieces The
Foulah slave Philip Quarl end his Monkey the Spectre
Pilot FLYING Dutchman and Wild Boy Of Bohemia consti
tute the performances.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11

SPRNGAt this beautiful season efthe year when nature
- ed flowers Of hue, the face Of beauty
scn marred with uusghy freckks and VI tche To remedy
this, the PROPRIETOR Of NICHAUX'S FEECKLE WASH
offers remedy not only for freckles bat for tan
sunbur PIN res and other affections Of the skin " only
needs trial 20 etabh AZ in the good opinion OF hoee who
may require IT, Price SO cents For sale BY The quantity OF
single boz by A. ID. n ID. SANDS, DrMsgsu
- and 100 FULTON 1T.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11
BY EXPRESS.
western Elections.

The returns from Kentucky and Indiana, are be-
ginning to come in. They will not be complete,
however, under several days. From present appear
ances, the election has gone all one way-the Wings
sweeping every thing before them.
Nothing further from North Carolina.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11
DIR. poETT,s ERADICATOR.

IN fOEi y fNADith
C1OON will he forfeited IL Dr. Posts Eradicatr ias 70
PlOOO OF rocsn, delicate disease
less than "a hours and VIXEN of long standing ana here an
other preparations have failed there nsyer was meaice so
the Eradcator AgentsNoues, IS thaiha ST.
\, Bowsry Walker Ring ett Broad say Bur
net Canal Price 81 f Sesaring versions ana ira
Gator Exje9e -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11
Arrival aud Departure of the Mails.

.frrtres Closes
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonington,
daily, except Sundays. ............ AM 81 ?. M.
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New HAYES,
daily except Sundays. ............... r.M AN.
Eastern Land Mail, WHICH leaves Sunday
tnorsfng, closes Saturday ............ y. NJ.
Eastern Way Mai via Hariet ,Westohsster,
Norwaik, &c. daily except Ssndays.....s r.M A. NJ.
Hartford HAil, by steamer, daily, except
sosthsra Mail, through TO New Orleans,
daily. ................ ............til PM p NJ.
Western Mail, daily. .................iIir PM PM
Northern Mail daily :........... .....s An ~ Pm.
Hudson, Albany and Troy daily ....... 81 r.N A ".
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11

NEW OaLEANs.--The Picayune of the lst inst
observes: sour city continues healthy, and not
symptom of epidemic has appeared There is less
disease IN New Orleans at this moment than iii any
city Of the same population in the Union.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11
$3.50 r T. w A n ~.

DOCKET BOOK LOsT-Lostlss evening. . Russet Wal
let cont aiming acer.ifcse II d. ose z Branch Q, the
state Bank u Ashama al Mobl 20 Thousand dollars.
de posted by frarcis Dares abie 70 the order Silas
Bronson, and by him endorsed ba kase certificate Of
Dspose Tor Eve hurdrsd doa on Banh C Mobile de-
posted by Thomas Holland. psysb To- the odtr Of L. ".
amit1 net epnrsed- aso alCui soc dollars bank
bills The public cautioned against mgotang either Of
the above described Ierthca.e NJ has been STOPPED
liberal reward will raid the delivery Of the Wallet
and contents at No. 10 Fine street als-3t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11
2l0LO'S GAkO M
% No hill rsceived. -fr'
VAUxHALL GARi.r.Ns.
y. 4. BQ,num. Dtr<cfor Of 1,n,sem


y. 4. BG,nuM, Director Of 1mussmeuts
No pcssposem@nt account a the weather. a. the sno
wnch well ventilated om tae top ali sides can h.
Ad,nttance to the Gardens free-saloon rs cents.
THIS EVENING, August H.
U accordance with the urgent OF many hmm
areas o. aa,es snd who unable TO gain
"'pD' 'ln'I MASTER ffE;iaf bffS No
the wonderful AZ heopsn Dancer few nights who will
spp yan nd r. ana unqulied Negro Extra
sr AID Mr hES will appear 10 yariety of dances
M. WHITLOCk, IN several negro songs Duets SC
Mics CLENENriN in y,re v of be ,utf,l dan~ss 49,
sigaor MAhhIOTTE, will introduce his grand Italian
Mr.. BROOKS in the Dwarf Dance
PART l.
Eayorte Overture ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The Orchestra
1o hpipe. MAST ID amona
EGoa s Mr. jenkins.
peserpu9n ofstssmboa passengers song Mr. Jenkias
Ssrn snn Mise Csmentine
Tssbon 9o Ma;o,r Mr Whit ock
Banjo Extra1sg sniiea Breakdown wi. Master paaoDd
It. o., PAkT T.
Mr. and Mr.: sss,ie viii as ao marble Statutes.
ANTONY AND CLEOP iTRA
Grand ialian fantocims,. ST. ror Marriotfe
Ba.nd Dwarf Dance 'snss Csmentine
la which i'll give limitations of si and
- . Fanny Elsser 10y $3.50
Nesro Exravaeanx Jenny get The Hoe ana Ns benG,e
Whitlock, accompsni also with the greatest dsplav
of Heel AZ Ma s9 fE gs"' pa a,s1 osiht1e.ed
With other erianme nts for Which see bills
Professor tIrobe will preside at the Piano
w. Perioimenees comm nee at eight O'Clock. For par
Refreshments Of variety urAshed Mr. Jones' pro-
prietor of the Garden.
@ Stages and pass the Garden and will be in waiting
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11


ia FOR SALE, To LET, on EX HANCE-imwe.
lf mediate possession mt new hrse story
ter cellar No s. Foursepth street has dOors With
plated ia nitnre the FIRST 81 mae maste crates par
a. Tps house second from Broadway oth- i've u.w
the side Foni eenth street. between the
6i and asxh II would b. ID at unders,e price,
and nearly whole purchase money rem "a on bond aud
oT tn city. Apply At 81 w W street, office No q. .
Farm wANrED-Wi'hin few miles Of New York, or e
hounfed the st NORTH River. pre- err Cash or
other Real Estate, WILDE given IN exchange Apply as above
Him
DURTON n. FR+ELlNG, late Of the Texan Army, on
ID seeing this sdye sement, you WI cal on me- al my o.
Zee Nassau street send line stating To be
ali ~ CHARLES ~. ~ RBEs.
LIVE DOLLARS REWARO Lost on sunday morning,
in landiug from the stamer Great weston, parcel OF
en- Letters IN newspsper W. pper ty can pc n9 use
person except the The above reward VIII be
e fnde leaving tie letters, open or not o,en
IS Pearl street. up a. airs. All
THE LADIES OF 81. PAUL's CHURCH, Iompkins-
ie, will hold FAIR in tie basersnt OF me church, ON
Wednesday End thursday NEXT i2h and l5th OF august 10
commence at n o'clock, A. NJ. =, a,
BShould the weather prove unfav0rahe the rs,r VIII
be postponed until the following day aui u
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IMPOR FAINT
G. O M NJ u N | C. "A II [ ON.
mr. ROGERS reqLests say that he has practced
- deine ply stefan for thirty During this long
period his he has made kinds of
NEEDLES for colds hosrsnss and distressing complaint the
whoopng cohgh and he believes with pys
clans ereray and after ALL he finds successful
PEASE'S CLARIFIED Essence Of HORtliOUSD CAN
ID v. and recommends II to be universally ussd
its sold Al as Division 1T. al Imiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11
FRANKLIN THE ATRE-Chatham-squ

R5- The subscriber in the most pscfu legs
leave to iaiorm the ancient OF the Fransn and the
public generally. that this Thea will reopan on
MONDAY NEXT, August Il
for the purpose of oducns aseres OF lodramas, in
AUDI ang yne," witt eutir u cmpany full and
effective orchestra, aud every depar ment complete The
whole ing under the able IN uiag Of
Nit II. XII BY,
whose well known abilities srlhIn niee that this
estabshinen will be conducted far
Other miao, theatre in TIE city The ofhe pre-
pretor qualify him IN asserting Tia, he ches all competition
During the tie Theatre will be atcd and
and sprd painted by arste of established epu
tson sn trouble will be spare that may
tribute 20 its success. - .
aIi2t' w DTNNEFORD, Acting Manager
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-11
'1Srriei

On TIE 9Th ins at Southport, Conn, Lieut. jobs l. stul,
Of .he a. = Revenue Service Miss Frances 81 daughter OF
the late DAVID Bdllcr, ESQ, cf New Haven.