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

,yrausn ,psreen matrenc Der Sehipanaers,
/ iebaft febr wlrtlam nnb ,pebltba tia frpsn,
unc ttnnsn rigsltsn uebmen ebue Ole asriuss
lte Surebt, paB its ibrer $eitcsfrutbt aefabr'
tld pefnen. Sie nsrben Die unauatnsbmeu
GmrHnsun9cn pertrrieen, bic wabreas srr
S5tt,psnasrld,aft 9r,ptbnllth flne .as: z tbipi
rhc. NRattiatcit< Stbminpsl, Stbpsrmntb.
Srdutliebtcit res Wasens, isbnlhhtiaes
Srlansrr, Ssitsmchmsrlen, 8e1bwslIsn 0.
Der Sdbmrrseu i'm Seitttt
Hranen wsrtsn fts Haeb ter Cnttinruna
iebr bclifam huoen. intem Ite bre Hattrlthi
SHrncbcit nns e tdrts mierrr ihneH tsritsls
lsib mfll lte eas G5rftcm rrlMlarn bon allen
anrtlnrn Srudtistelteu IN Ssblhtb, nnb tss
plrttn aIfe sabnrtb bic @pannfraft nnp
Stirts purtb stn Strpsr. ....
Slc aRD oas frlfslaits Gearnaift aeacn
Osrrsnr Niubch arlsuiF Deer Oulnus, nno
aescn alis minsralliebtn 3uterltunaeu, ,iH tie
lett srfunhen rurben; mo icebs perIoncH
ote Wflntraiicn anatpeneet cher aehraudr
5atrn, tfcupcrs GTutlr, nabrsne elmer
Xrantpelt pcn ir1ene eiUcr Kyauebut Won
tr9rne elmer ErftbaT,nbeit, fnlttn nlc per
fsbIsn fsiNe wutuus sau,llh aus ocm GU,
item Sn rcrtansn.
Walcr @IdiFr, Y(cifatr,fautsn. urkeiter
IN N1eiitna nnp Eupfsr, &c. wtreem 1s ais
siH eia'nthhmltAfs Wlutcl linesn ssaen 0lie
cerlabmana p9n Slci uns aeasn Die perihis
eenen unlGEnncn gInmirfunSen, Die ftb tci
lolthta Dsrirnsn oft rInfsllrn, wsssR brcr
Se1tbaft'Nuna
SIR W3'nmatbi&mus une Git6t battn fts
itth ltbHn pl'lfAtb ais Gin gang eiacntbImIih
thes GcllnittCl bewAtrt mnb ,peroem mit
ar5btsm VsttraUrn rafhr cmpfrbIcn.
3lt prrfanfcn IN >cibp's Seiuusbeitsmitte
0lIcrerIA9c gum Gthile prs "aclrsnsn Nrlcre
uus odlanaeu, "0lc. 1871 81 2tc GtraTt, eis
nias Gehren nn,srhaib ptr Isiae, in pbila:
Oslpbia.
Auth tti ben 9aupts0rnsiifm in . tiai
eelrbja, unr tri
s. &lctt 2trettefcr, gas str 9ten Ii. g al,
icnbtl GtraGr.
Z. GmIttmo GO. Nrstbefer, ,srittr 9traIs
fs nihlfe Sbh gum rctbrv sbncu.
). 8:lkrt mt Gc. 4ppttsttr. ste GraTs,
nabt Der 0lne &triiTr
GSam 9li:9aB &tehr, {;uerif,
M;cntScmern guntn.
Of1n H. . e5chraf'8 @5trhr. 0lcvrietaup.
SSrFIhcite Datbfcr 0ruferci, etrrad.
s51nt NttuDe EruGfrsi. @sumupttun.
b.pcrr@ <try.G2 %cct}.&tcr. GMe.
,rs5a = Sra. BIZ e. &rha-ar-f.
- Gw v3aiss a5banoiuua Fer ecr mr.
bgal.'a hIetrr $'lr,'s Nius5pillrn IL reut1cbGr
nne ,n3lIh'r <SpracNt IT cen Borsn ttac.
,bin.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-21
Gr. 8ed,ter's
gllil9eu I prGferpotip.
Hrei5 so Gent Bic E(aGrhs

Srei5 so Gent Die S(aIcbr,
Sil cine Icbr Ibastare 3ufsrtituua, srtpsf
eHrtN rinFn rsaiilnifliaen uno terhtntrn
e'utihtn Irit, r:t ils itsr fiuf,ia Sabre in
isinsr sisensn Sprar,s in 9sutleblano ae.
tran'bt bate, III rpslthtm >auNe 1e mabrcnp
JGner 3eIt duirrit aueatetbnt beuust wures,
tri 9ulten 8srfaltunacn &atarb bfttcr ,gna,
btuisi3Peit Aenchhniten, Geifen IN, R1ifcu.
fehmfrs:n, Dlnfpeirn, jepsr urt Sru,ts uas
snhatnhei eSwcrhtn, nnp in 6smmlna Der Der,
annatrneen Nnesetruna Bieles Fam als <ck
esr ohlasn DieSl5in aeiaat msrpfu, atsr cie
3tItnnaStgtana'mahuRatu ane III epflrie,
ll9 ra3u; jeeer trfriesiscnrs 8tree in eG
ftn cSrfgnaen fpira in ctntm 0eriuch DDS
NIT attnnren mrstn. 70 ws aud sablrsitbc
emptebIunacn ele Amrtliunas;sttCt tralti
tfae. tlcttr 1000 HIa'thrn (ine alisn in
pbiIarclrhia ,pahrrnp rcm lfstta 13inter
ostfanTt 'ocrfen, ein ii H'rr;euarnrtr Sencle
pen etiith Slngtdrtet. fcuit mtivec sinc 10
archt Onantitit nle eutanft pcrecn Irin
go wirFiam iit Die Ofshiim aepc1eu in
WurirnnN Nrr nrltbierrucn &ranfbciten fan
WeIts itc cmpfcb'sn 1T, raj flc alien anesrn
3uttrrituaarM pcn GIriAparllla, panaceas,
.t. fhncll prranacht.
Stelc 3cnauilIt (tne ben 3cit III 3fit crbals
ten uno tetanat' 'stmacht mrrpfn, at,r Der
XctttuIufipaue BON etuuaetefanfratbunn
aen prrttrtrt eerfn Wittteiuua anbrr. 9lr
Standardization t6nnen Itictt iiterseuaf mcr
Srn rsu per SihelitFeit picttr sJ1cti,in msnn
.fif snrafen an &cicp'e 8tfnurhpjts Gmperis
um, tIto. 19i Nerr5rtrlnflraGq, unttrkait
5er Stae StraK. gum S1iIs ees "soleeae.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-21
g y nj pat B / d.
Or. r.SoIepb eopi ierre's
9tuS Wtiueralien uno Dflan,en be-
rcttcte Wteoi,len.


Sur fCbuetieu, milSen unb untblbartn Joss
luna aNsr 5oautfranfbtitsn, 3srltBuhNsn une
sluSlltliasn, bic rom Srsnnen, 2Sruben, 5eaus
en-, Nustlben Stebsn, 9ftiSsn Sbsrsn, gts
fd,wirtn,Srtb5 unp unreintm Dilute sntltsbsn.
Gitis Msbi;n bsN audi, ebsn 10 93fhwino
unb fiber, aIt Sruits, Ma9sns uno eebsss
fd)n,trien, ais Sculfen Nitbnrh @n9brltltl9Fst
Observation-Disclosures, 9Ir(pIauf, Self, Nabr,
8srtcpfunW @ibten, @rtrshem Sttn IN Der
Slais, 0ibs,rnatisn, Die Sbcltra unb 2Surms
fer &inser Die 3abns, Sbrens uno Slu9sns
ettmer;sn, eis SssfranfMit; III rsini9t sas
sSlut, ifdrtt ten SEa9cn anS bsfOretrt Ben
slppttlt.
SIR ans ej,fe tIsbel it iis crprc6t unp fann
fir folhs ala b,itfebrinssne ssrbtirNt pereen.
9itlt SsuaniGs spm yussn ctrieIbsn fennten
poracsot Wtrbsn, msnn Der Baum bier srlauts
It, Scdl 1T man ubsrsu8t, cas- sSseer bslm 8ts
braud, eerftltsn ern iBreS, Nussn trfrIeet8t
nsrtsR ,pirt.
cbia, I,sisia II nit bt6 9cftcr5 Nam|n
i'm @laj; aNs tnin a,nruftsn 8ibrau tSjetz
tslrlgitb5n, n r..Ir CrucG,r3i 81 bltsn, fir
s:nQsr:oae j.c:5 pe" 50 IL esnteie 8laft'
@satl ii.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-21
Sob m G. Nulenbab 8
gtsuer Giien 8uoren Stobr,
Gae bet 6ten uno St penn Strai7en
Neabine.
Serfs Gauutp Sutelll9ens Anf.

duff frlnatnscs Gr(mtben plelcr isiatr
5renmrs muvtt llnterSrlcbntter trmr9rn EN-
ailscmenes Sntc!Ilarn;. Amt, III Bertinruna
MT Icinsn anrsrn SNebo ftem ;u crlnMen. .,pc
1psriensn fir etsHtlltbs 8elebruna, rasnI
bauier, Nc III pNehncn, iu vcrt1uftn, rasr
}u rsrmertaanctrn fine, rlntraacu !atT,n me
Sebs, sle IN rcnteu, taufsn corr ant mort.
adtieb gu lsbnsH mhnitben Grfhnpiauna GIN.
}nbsn ftantu. audi pcrrrA alIs anrcrs n
cinsm Sntllliacn, Imt acttrcnes GsIhGftt
rerrlcbtet auf Arfrase tcl
c'ccrye QB. Sofelcn,
Strrp Ste G,traHt. ac9enGtsr esr Gpic.
tepal, Sit etc, Ntaelps.
Slcprmtrr i9
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-21

nsmn,sn unc fir ben sewSbnlibsn prcis eins
9erhtt.
lintsrithrsi6srn in tisIsr Stast mirb Die
Ssituns portcfrsi 9sit)idt .usittrs Scrisnbm
gen asibsbsn curb Die Npif crsr 2ra9sr, roa
esstsra fir 25 Gent jabrlid', aui Ssfsn Der
betrsHenssu llntsrlbrsibsr.
Srists unb Ntittrilunssn milFn pc o.
re elnssiantt werhen.
&easinN ben 30, Detrbsr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-21
slut g III { II.

sDleDr ale 81,NNO.'Seren rcu $ciHn's NlNI
pilltn ipnrNeu III GpliNr5lpbta aIlcln oti
sauftiunb sluett artHfrc OHAnttit I'm sN'
bs, in bsn pSvitaFsnsR Ja3rs lrin htlrj;n.
tsr @sme.s iMse ualsbaStaren 2HcrthsG
unb ibrsr Stlltraft. fcni. pirce cine ie 9rc'
Ee Suantitdt ME vsrtcuft wererm ftnuSu.
IMcmpfchuuStu bon p!eIen Der aus9cScitt:
netiten Ucrstc, uue Qnntrtr, nit helcltcns
Den Oiretspueu unt cine jtsc Sotc.-Uns
empftbuuaen uue Die putlBrnna per ;abI:
tslthen Dtisttinjanagtn ltMe 5a teiIirici 4
nm, fte blct aNfNbrCu III tenutn.
9leie DIlim ltne sinsiI une aletn al S
@rdutern suflmnenaGiset pcpou e5ari.Sl.
riila Gin Nefanotbsit it,
Sir itno frsi pou OutfItltsr oher anrcrn
minsrali(dtl 3niaBcn auS wslhsu bcnabr
ale :trisem pineu tsftttrnN anp rcrurct
mtbr sefatrlitbs SciaeN eutfcbsu. als pom
slniasn anpsrn uriarbsn.
1ice p.iitu, iut;m Ne BAG SstfIt rtinis
asn, beisitiasn Die SfctthntnSi3teu 70 rft
9leer III lalTtM ais t6 aErbbnlih Netcblebt
Sie tptroeu aile itnreiulatettn entferufm !;
une {clltt cie girtui1ticn res Sluts ouf lvs
senp cine ISslis rsrbinpcrr mrrpsn 70 pcs
ecu 1s cisfelts piepcr brritsl!en, uKs scipb
eine febr hs:llame Wirfnna nlatben. Sic
S,atnr miro rurh ,trcn Gctrautb stfiret
une al!s uuauAtutbmtu SDmrteme cntfcrnt
9Bsnu Ysrfcnsn ben ilncr lana'n unc
teftissn Graufbsit andieu lluc. 10 mtrpsn ile
niefshsu (str pchltbdn3 tlupen tim bic
Ssuehttafetsu an S6rpsr III cntferueu, Ole
asw6bnih nod III BEN Srflcip ?nrNdtlcl
kcn, une lbeils aucb ourcb bic Dsrlthicotn
belt uno Olsn9c Der Mstbisin:u terVoracs
tratbt wcteen, ole ,pabreuo Ger &rantbeit
ssna0lmen ,psrsen.
Sie werren ishr ipirfiam acfuabcn ipsr
ben 3ur gntfcrnuna allsr frdntlithcu gmps
fnpuuaen, ,Stcfunasn unt ucrtcrbens SIuh
eisfc ittu ris i'm @etltt entbal;en finn, un6
turttibre milss giaeniehaft ais 1tfnbrun
ssmitttI ,percm fts ras Srlttm ror pieieu
siftiasn Gnmlrsunasn hffreisn; tsnn bon
Der &rantbsit ms Qint binat biz 0duRrs
te.t Der WItnItttn 0t, mix cs in tsr Vietd
9c!ebyt wire : "pas &tttn bts Slsiitbss 1T
tm Stutc,"
5is ,psresu FER nablih ieiu ,nr 1crtrei.
tuna Der aHapaensbmeu Gpmptcme unb BEN
Ginfub pcn ToHttttiafeit, Die arn6hulich
9ebpasbtct. 9hpnpd i'm Sopf, Rcpf
rtb &c. berrerttinaea.
Sie ipsresn ietr ,pirtIam asfuneen wcrseu
fur Die Gsilshtsfarbt better IN matheu uua ei
ne jussnslicbe 8lhtbe Ecrpor;uttinaeM tie
SenMsnftfe ercfsnc uae ,p:lIariss Wlis:
den I'M Uelltet, am 6als uno am Gerprr III
bertrtitsn; tiaiIs 8aree, 6istlattsrn, Sln.
sern, Grlao cesr Auelbldss III psm Gtr,
per, &c.
,}rantn;immer ,perttn &c afs Gin unihas
sarss Wiud tincsu tsi jcSsr mouatltben
WeiniaMna crtr Wsasln. nm Die Usroitttcn
TtAcbtiaffirfn nne Gle uuanasntbmt Nirs
fuas ssrlsiem in eisien psricpcn lu psrtrei
En-.
Sran:r)immtr etn sltr;;a tie iiinf;l
Sabrtn, - pfifttr Grit flfh tin Wftfciin,
fjrperlirsfas 4ssineiRItslIt. Dtrsrn in sr
fen Diata iTets a!nerEns fnftn NIB sicna
sdaspa,s Sl5taieesft eerisitfn wasrnet.
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wcrtb Der Sanfucten
in 1NpuNfnfN,uieu

III peHHlDlOanleH.
sanf ron 9tussbanp, ;u Sspforo, l'nsansar.
8sarsr, su Saspsr, &c.
Swatara, 81 9arris6urs, 9sIhlrFn.
SsAbinslcn, 81 Waibin9tcn, unsanN.
SbambsrSburs 81 eban'tsrtburs, Il
@bstsr Gauntp ;u 0sit,teitcr, ral
IsIanars eauntp* ju Sbeisr, rar
@srmantauu gu Gsrmantaun, PAX
Ottt'Sburs* ju @sttsbar3, 4
fsWletann gu gemlstauu, pai
M>rcktaun III Wetetaun, pa,
WrntarmFrp 9c,* 81 NprrStdnn, Par
gscrtDunbsrlane ;u Hortbumberl. par
Nprtb 2nNrifa* Su pbH'h par
Ecrtbtrp 2btrtisS* III Ybi'a, pa,
Nsnniplvana* gu Tbd'a, Sstr'
penn Saunitir* ju Nbil'h PAY
Titttbr9, 81 pitts5ur9, l..
Sanf Der 9sr. .St* ;u 9bilarsptia. pa
be. %. 3lpsis* gu pittsturs, par
be. DO. %. 81 Sris, pM
b. %. 10. ;u Scavsr, Par
8srfS eanntp Sanf u 6sapns, pM
ears!s pittc* iu GarliSls, PAR
Centre Djttc ju Sslsfpnk, sefhlsssn
Sltp Sanr ju Wttfbur9, lln9anDbat
epnmbia 8rdtsn ysisaidaft, GoIunlbia, l
Sommecial Sant>* su phl'a, par
Spplesfaun eittc 81 Icylsstann, par
gatrn elttc" 3u Cation, pa,
). O.sis6paIs Sant ju s Iccnsssah, !
lcnntin9Son bjttr Su 8 %untinstrn, unsanS
Suniata Ditto iu qswiS:aun, unsan9.
EsniinStcn 60. in Ybll'a, par
tanfaltsr b. ju qanfalisr, par
gsbanon he. in Qebancn, par
enrterMan'5 sc. al Warren, SO
Utannf. II. Wstauics lit Nhirn, rar
UtarrIetta II. Su6queh. Srapiu0 So. un0b
Otr.pantS II. Wsnuf. 9oantt Y.ttsturs, Il
Wfcdanics Sanf in Vbil'a. par
WtEncrs Sant bon ipott51ilc, ral
9,erthern Ditto non ga. su Cuneaff, ureb.
9|onc!s so!Gt1 fjtto pon 6rlunepls, %
AtepmSuitn9 Sanft in Wbu'a, pa,
Srlt 4'Ic u erie, 8
@rtIanss Ditto Su pitt6tura, pat
Grtpan9e 3pei9 ju Nclicopsbura, par
B"rmers Sanf D. SNds Gtp !. Eriitcl p
6armtrs II. Irrptr6 iu 9Gapnsl lbura. 3
SArnNrs cittc BON 2antatfsr* su 2ancaiier. rar
61tmer5 tittr, bon 0IsabiR9* 5u Mya. par
T@rnerS u. WUlhanirt htto III 4'bla, p,a
8"rm'rs "nt sitto Sttc5E pnsturs, stpr,
6"rrn'rS unS ejtto tr. ;u Tapstts 81. .Ssbr.
6ranflin Ditto Su 1safbnstrn, 3
SrarS Ditto (stcpbsn)s in pDipa, ssltlrll.
9raro tittc+ in pb'n par
S1arr'sbur9 ejttr su Scarrisbur1, rar
5carnlonp cSnfltute su 5.,rmcnp, unaano.
Gorthun1bI. u. erlt. .Sf. Su Wliltcn, unsb.
q. 99eltern Sf. .. pa. S.WeabeYille, geittl.
9tcu Salem DO. III Sayette Gauntp, belrti9.
Iprttanptrn &anf su 9lIeutanu, rar
u. 3. Cclaip. 8rilefsn SO. Su u. .Scre, 2
s!9r,eul. II. Wonuf. Sf. 81 Carlisle, gebr.
,ph!labelphta Sanf* 81 philadelphia, par
9itdjaroS CUtarf) IN pbilacelpbta, sar
Sduylftu Sanf' in Ytil'a, rar
Sllper Fafe Sanf gu W1ontroie, gcftblcG.
Snuthparf eittp in pbifa, par
Scwdnoa %. su Gcmanoa, nar
Union DC. 81 llnirntaun, acbrpd,
9Selteri %. in pbilabelpbta, par
shetimcrelano br. Al @rcenobnra, oefd,(e.
NIlfeSbarre Srilden 60. III QGilf. unaana
'WDon'ina Sant 81 @ilfcsbarre, par
'Oorf bites ju Vprf, A.
Orn0tr9anD Sanf su Yerrscprlis> rsgang.
~ Nuf Die nit einen n be,eid)nsten
Sanfen iino falibe Hcten I'm llmlouf.
D. Die 0epoIit 8anfen Ino nit ei,
nom oe,rjI,ust
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uelsrs uno e eblanssn' all,pc 3susnliie nne
Naebwtiiunstu gu buncrrtsa Uon Gallen Der
mertmirpisttcm Nurca pnreb elcie mscisin
Yorseseiar perpsn tcnncn.
OWfe mepBin 1T um eria9tsn iprsis IN
oelsr 9rndtrei su babsn.
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u Il q { b : Il Il q.

s' 'ftr, DrEn rn ciacu 6Ritcn cew cine
serfaituna hait le hats ticb prr es,iu Gcls
leu. Ssrpdltnnaenmahtu aerthnlldh uu:
esmerttars 8prt'tbritte une Ittlslhcn Itts in
Nae mrnfdIlthe Grltcm cin, no (le 0tb rno.
'ifh Hni rcr snage aGfIcesa Hs nit 1ns,ch.
rama enrilGu.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-21
Gtnlasu iurG Gubitriptiru
fir ben
gibera ten 2iec b q dJ ter.

9t!S Anfin1er ron Ger :traus9ate eitfts
Slattrf, baltfn mir eS fir iihidlib Die Nuf,
mtrffamftlt p:5 Stebrten Vutlifuns bsr,a;t
auf bis Gri henlln9 rtfI'lbtn iu lsnfen.
Nls Anfdn9cr btthrfen MIR lithcr Der l!ns
tsrif0Buno rss 9esbrtsn Yutt,fun,s, I'm r1s
10 id,nriNe ilnsernehnsn, be ].evausdhbe eis
ner SsitunM eurttiuietsn. TEir bcHtn, eas
ritits SlItt ra IS ilIrn sniat ?Erd,tn srTb >
nen, iten binlanAlidb bsfannt III. weeurtb
mir Der otetbmsne9fst hbsrhcb II mrcen sts
maS Nesr etiTtn Snbalt Su i,0en ,re nr hbsrz
llfitn cs einsm scsbrten publfum ipcr stn
wsrtb usc Nussn rciIctten III urthritn.
1Gsnn sl'i'b Die pickjdbrsen 1pablen ROY,
absr fine, ie lit bob Bic aeasnpdrtae 3sit Ic
recb al Sui9nftn, bic Ssttrmann nlislith
nne nttb'9 itne iu miFn. Ter Ta1 IN rets
tsa itb Der @pngrsk psrfammslt III nabs unS
Der sur &sriammlun9 Ger @Staats& &cfseoe>
hung pirb bale frl0sn. Der snsias 2GrN Der
jsrem Siirser cTtn iFsht, IN, iib nit esn
3erbantluasn tisitr &irpsr befnnnt III ma>
den, III bas Saltsn unc Qsisr ciusr allttu Sci
tuna Oh Der "0tsrals 9Mrb, dtsr" nitt
auSiblisslid, si ne Vartsi Ncrtbrieiat, fcnz
bern nentra ipiChsn teiten 6lupts4,ars
te'sn ,fsbt, 70 III ct IL cut wis irlenr fcnif es
ne csut,fe 3eitl,nd desdtnet Elm rid'tidts l'r
tbeil III pcltifdsn 8dHcn III 0eben, unc benz
Helts bic 2@abrbct III bcrid,ttn.
NuiTsr aae bicftm 1T cine 3situno Elm an<
8snebm unc ieiChss lIntsrbaltun0smittsl bs
etn Ians,a wintcrabenrsm unc mir alauten
iihsr eas Der 8seba a d, ter audi bisrin
felnsr anesrn Seituna nadffebt.
'Sneem mir uns init Der i.cffnuna fd,ntis
he!n, ZEN 9tamtn mand'ss brapcn Vlir0ers in
furitr 3eit ais Sufae auf unisrer qits III fee
hem en,peblen mir unitr Blatt nctDmals Sbs
rem aati9tn @eblmcOsn.
30 insunaen:
Ger "eibtrals Ssctad>ter' stfheint jeeer
9itnfa9 auf tinem Srctn upcrial 9'cae nit
fbSnsn qettern 0etrltft. Ger Gubicrticns
>preis 1T 9 / II Z alere esS SabrS, prlcber
IN balbjabri9sr Grraudbssabluu9 srbstsn nrb.
l5er i'm 2aufc rsS Sabrs nidt be,abt, benz
mreen Sba!cr 80 ents fir cas Sabr anaes
rehnet.
SIR fhrSsre Seit als 6 Wenat mirb fsin
lfnterl hritcr anaenrmnrcn, unb etrpoioe Nui
msrbsn nur elnn anacncmmcn,
,ptnn iis slnsn mIpnat ror 2ttlauf ces Gut:
feript'enS. Ssrmin6 9sihsbsn uno 9leitb,eitio
ale Muffdnrs abbsiablt msrhsn.
Ssfsnntlra1unssn Wsrssn eanfbar anss
, 1840-03-14

lips to his, and gave him a sweet kiss as ever
heart of SWAN desired. In utter astonlsh.
meni, the worthy divine was e~ndeavoring TO
stammer out something, when the damsel ex-
claimed,
sOh' mercy, mercy! Mr-,is this you?
| thought as much as could be 1t was my
brother Henry"
"Psha WIZ thought the parson to himself.
"youj didn't think any such thing" But
taking her hand, he said, in a forgiving tone,
"There is no harm done. Don't give your
self any uneasiness; though you ought to be
a little more careful.
After this geltle reproof, he was ushered
into the parlor by the maiden, who, as she
come to the light, could not conceal the
deep blush that glowed upon her cheek, while
the bouquet that was pinned upon her bosom
shook like a flower garden in an earthquake.
And when he rose to depart, it somehow fell
TO her lot 10 wait upon him to the door; and
it may be added, that in the entry they held
discourse together for some minntes-on
whit subject it is not for US to say.
AS the warm hearted pastor plodded home
wards, he argued with himself in this wise:
"Miss - knew it TO be me who knock
at the door, or how did she recognize me
before | spoke; And is 1t probable that her
brother would knock before enteringl She
must be desperately in -, pshaw! But
supposing she did think me her brother? Why
if she loves Il brother at that rate, how must
she love her husband; for, by the great
| never felt such kiss in my life"
We have only to add, that it was not
long after this, that Mr.. - had occasion
to sunmo a brother in the ministry to the
performance of one of the most solemn, as
well as pleasant duties attached TO the sacred
and that the lovely Miss - above
Of, thereupon became The lovely. -
N. o. Sun.
, 1840-03-14
WOOL.

Few are aware of the importance of this
article rs an item of our productions, or the
amount which it already reaches in the sum
total Of value. Two years since, the num-
Der Of sheep was estimated at l~2,OOO,OOO;
it is now not less than 100000. Allowing
the estimate Of three pounds per head, the
clip OF 1889 would be forty-fre million
pounds of wool. We kave been careful
observers OF the price Of wool, and find it
has ranged from forty to sixty cents per
round. some few lots growing above as SOM
have fallen below the prices named. To DO
sure of being within the amount, we will
take the average at As cents, and at that
rate, the last clip of wool would be worth
more that twenty millions of dollars. Yet
this it but one item 10 the productive indus
try Of the north.
A. the present prices of sheep and wool,
the business Of growing them is q profitable
one, and may, we think, with safety, be cal
cnlated upon as 4 good one for time TO come.
Wool Of good quality could hardly fail to
Ray as an article Of export 10 England or
France, should present prices abroad DO
maintained, and the supply for home con-
sumption in this country be exceeded.
To prove that rowing wool is 4 good
investment Of money, we have only to look
at the cost; expenses and returns Of a flock
n flock OF good ewes, with proper manage
men,, vii! hardly fail of doubling their num-
5ers within the year, and If to the sale Of
the wool the value Of the lambs be added, i,
viii be seen after deducing the expenses of
keeping, that handsome profit remains. But
to have good sheep. or good wool, more al
must be paid than is usually given.-
Sheep that get their living by hook or by
crook; that are allowed to gather in theii
ileeces all the burdock and other burweeds
that line too many of our roads and fences
and fill our woodlands; that are exposed to
all the vicissitudes of our severe and varia-
bic climate without shelter, or barely ms
king a living through tbs winter, cannot be
TO raise many lambs or produce
good wool. Wool and silk are TO be the
great sources of our supply of clothing here.
after, and their Importance to the country
will be proportioned to their general use.
N. E. Farmer.
, 1840-03-14

he concluded, the subject was passed over.
to be resumed next day, when, it was ex-
pected, Mr.. Crittenden would address the
Senate. The Senate shortly after adjourn.
ed.
In the House Of Representatives, the
Speaker laid before the House some COM
munications, from the Secretary Of the Treas
.ury, First Comptroller of the Trehsury, and
the Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Mr.. Campbell, Chairman of the Committee
of Elections then asked The consent of the
House to offer a resolution from the commit.
tee, and leave being granted by a suspension
of the rules, Mr.. Campbell offered the fol.
lowing resolution :-sThat the Committee Of
elections bel authorized to send for persons
and papers in references to the contested
elections from the Third Congressional Dis
trict Of Pennsylvania, and the Sixth Con-
gressional District of Pennsylvania" which.
was divided and passed. Alter an ~inefec-.
tual effort to have the rules suspended for
the purpose of making the bill providing for
the issue OF Treasury notes the special or
der Of the day for the succeeding Thursday,
the Speaker said the first business in order
was to call the resolutions, commencing in
the reverse order Of the States and Terrific
ries; and on the State Of Kentucky being
called, Mr.. Graves, Qeave having been de-
niedD moved a suspension of the rules for
the purpose Of taking up and considering
the resolution offered by him the other day,
proposing an investigation, by the Committee
on Expenditures, Of tho Post Office Depart
menr, in the case OF Mr.. Robinson, now ed
itor of Kentucky Yeoman, &laiely a Clerk
in the Postoffice Department; but the House
20 suspend the %rsles, and then ad-
journed.
, 1840-03-14
To all whom it NAV concern.

TTNAkE NOTICE-that the undersigned having been
l. appointed by the Circuit Court of Pike county
Missouri, (sItting in Chancery,l a trustee Of tho estate
OF Boon l. Elliott, a convict in the Penitentiary of said
State; oil persons indebted to the said Elliott, are rs-
CURED 10 render to mo an account of all debts. and
sums Of money by them owing respectively, and 10 pay
the same to me. at Bowling Green. in said county; by
the LIST day of June 1910, and these having in their
possession any property. or effects Of said convict, to
deliver the same to me, at the place and by the time
aforesaid; and all creditors Of the said Elliott, arc also
hereby notified, to deliver their respective accounts, and
demands, to the undersigned, BY the day and year last
AFORESAID. JESSE G. RODGERS,
Trustee Of tho Estate Of Boone I Elliott
march II, 1903, -s
, 1840-03-14
ALDERMAN.

THIS much admired and splendid Stallion,
sired by old Shakespeare; having been pur-
chased BY the subscribers, will make another
season, commencing the Goth Of March, a,
his old stand in New-London, Rails county,
Missouri-at the reduced price of SO the sea-
son, and $40 insurance.
Good pasture furnished gratis, and grain
fed ~ifrequired on moderate terms.
G-For particulars as to his Pedigree, and
performances on the Turf, see Hand Bills.
A.& w. McMURTRY,
N. T. PIERCE.
New-London. March Z, l84O-4t
, 1840-03-14
THE
HE pARIsHoNER's pAUG HrER.

AND THE PARIsHoNERS DAUG HTER.
"Travelling into town one night about
dusk, Parson - had occasion to call at the
mansion of an esteemed parishioner, who
had, among other worldly possessions, two
or three very fine daughters. He had scarce
knocked at the door, when it was hastily
opened by one OF these blooming muidens,
who, as quick as thought, threw her arms
around his neck, and before he had time to
say, "Of, don't" pressed her warm delicate
, 1840-03-14
MARRIED.,

On the 12;h inst, near this place, by the
Rev. J. w. Campbell, Mr.. JEFFERSON Gr.s-
COCK, OF RIlls County, to Miss ELIZABETH
DiSNuEEs, youngest daughter Of Maj. Jo-
seph Dismukes.