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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-04-15


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felt einieen @oden elmer Der 6erauseeber
Der Democratic preb." poreeffern abeno
ben 7ten Qpril. in feinem 6aufe in Der
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frubfe Wlttne. unb 3inoer, I'M, feiaen
Ser'nR iu bstpsinen. D. S3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
.Locofoeo Ineomptency Acknowledged.

The Washington correspondent OF the Balti.
more Patriot truly remarks. that 10 the appoint
ment Of the Hon.. Louis McLane, as Minister
10 England, I'VE have acknowledgment on
the part OF the ADMINISTRATORS, and creditable
one also, ihat-in great questions Of emergency,
and great difficulties, they must rely upon others
than extreme Locofocos to guide the ship Of
State safely through tbestotm. Mr.. Polk feels
this. and thersforerelies upon the strong arm OF
Louis McLspe 10 help him out Of the Oregon
difficulties. Ho matter 10 what party Mr.. Nc
Lane may have, at one time or anoiner, UeeH
attached, he has always stood BY the cons,iiu-
lion and the Laws He opposed South CARROLL
mas system Of Notification. He opposed the
removal Of the depOsites from the place Svhere
the law had placed them, and where they were
pronounced BY Congress TO DO safe. He oppos-
ed the party ael of tie House of Representa-
tives in the Mississippi case, and the New Jer-
soy case. he opposed the notification, by four
Of the States, of tie law OF the land in relation
70 the election of Representatives 10 Congress
BY single districts. He opposed the Dorr revo-
iaionary doctrines in Rhode Island. In all
things, he is one of the great conservative pill
lars of the Union, and Mr.. Polk has done well
to call him 10 his aid in the present emergency.
Il is, like the fact that all members Of the Lo-
cofoco party who are placed upon The bench of
ihs'Supreme Court (where they are out Of the
way OF polilics) become Wings, and give Wing
decisions, smother evidence-and sckRowledg-
ed BY Nr. PoIk-that the Government cannot
be carried on except, in greater or less degree,
upon whig principles. TWAS hardly expected
that Mr.. Polk would so soon acknowledge the
fact, But hekss done so, andi lie, hnf receive
the proper credit. Some Of his party SIC very
angry at the appointment. They do NOT know,
or will hot see, what's for the bens 6tof the
country ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
Iron Forcine ana soeti5n Pump,

The attention Of the citizens of our county
is directed 10 the adverrisementof Mr.. R.SH o.
BART, jr., who advertises highly servicelble
Hydraulic Apparatus, consisting Of sn Iron
Forcing and Suction Pump. By means Of this
Hydraulic Pump, water can be Conveyed or
forced to elevated situatiODs-lhe peculiar con-
s,ructiOn Of the POpBproduces constant snd
uniform flow Of wafer through the pipes which
is decided Improvement over other pumps
His Portable Pumps are very serviceAble too, n
case DC FIRE, and are worth as much almost as
an engine 10 that respect. sslhey viii force IS
gallons OF water pei minute, 40 feet high, BY
the power Of 9 men II is suction and force
pump combined, so that BY means Of hose or
pipe, water esd be conveyed with cafe, to the
different rooms in a building, or thrown upon
the house. Persons in the country would find
such spamp of vast deal Of service in the
event of ere.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
no, ron snANNoNDALr.


SC A mesiingof The citizens was held on Tnes,
day evening last, st which il was resolved to
! etlebraleihe coming tSS6rh Of July a. the Shan
anondsle .sprnga, and es6eral Invitation Ell.
j tended 10 tie citizens Of Clarke, LoadOun, and
sssahe adjoining counties.
Acommiilee on the par OF the charlestown
Artillery reported that that Corps Of Volunteers
would join in The eefem, MES If the dty-
thus adding additional interest I'd giving zesl 10
the entertainment.
The Declaration Of Independence will be read
bt 3. r Washington, Esq, and an Grafton de-.
liFered BY John Blair H6ge, Esq.
sAmpls preparation will be made forr all, and
n invile our friends from abroad 10 Be with Us
aad do honor - eernmemsFaiingfthis National
Jabfee &C Our Freedom. 4
A very large concourse OF ladies is expected
"a grace The occasion and honor the day, and
from all ,indcaiiOns it ill be agala dag al ihe
Springs on the Fourth.
The country now is ieeming with attractions,
snd dsy-at shsnnondsle viii afford pleasant
recreation TO the towhsman wsaried with the
cares Of business. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
REAPING MACHINE.

The Farmers or Delaware understand the
proper 'WsYsaf keeping alive a spirit for i'm
PrOveueni, and for Disseminating practical facts
relative to farnipg operations, which may come
under their observation.
The farmers form agricuIIuraisocie;ies which
have their stated meetings, held alternately at
the house of member, and thus is brought To-
geiher the experience of all, and much wise and
salutary ihsttaclion drawn TtOm this combina.
ton OF Intelligence. A
The Delawsre Journal notices meeting OF
the Farmers Club e New Castle County, al
which several modelsfor Ieaping machines were
presented and their several merits discussed.
The Journal says :- Z.
! The invention Of smother horse power fsop.
ing qashihe was sHescnbed by one Of the com.
pany Al fs,thcoming from a NJ. Gallsher, OF
Jefferson CO., Va, said 10 be very simple and
efficient, and, highly spoken Of BY those who
ha ye e fnined III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
A GOOD RESOLUTION.

The Richmond Wing, 10 copying an article
from Northern magazine, on the Resources Of
Virginia, and her capacities for manufacturing
says :-% Visginia can Be reaesnsed- Virginia nus
BE- redsemedH From this day henceforward, lei
US all resolve TO do our duty, BY showing thai
We appreciate the manifold blessings bestowed
upon us-,-Let the Watchword be IMpRo EMrsr
fMPRoVEMENri! Let our pursuits be diversified
BY Withdrawing some of the labor now engaged
in Agriculture, and bes.owing it upon Manufac.
lures, We will 4hen create a market Of oul
OWn4snd NO thanks to foreign powers, who now
admit our tobacco and other staples only upon
their own TERMS"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
LocoFoco pI VISIONS
Deprecated by d. Washington Union.


The union seems horribly afraid Of divisions
between North and South in the ranks OF the
sanity Democracy Il protests over and over
and'over again, Ghat the President will know 20
clique, no division, and will disIribuie with an
impartial hand, the spells among the friends Of
Mr.. Wright and Mr.. Calhouni "a Number oil
Calhoun Democrats have received Office. and
none, We suppose, have been prOsetibedJ
In the last No. Of the Union, We end thi.
thleadsare protestalion renewed, and in = man
ner amusing for its vanity, If il fsiIiO convince
CalhouniSss against the evidence ofs;ubborn fact.
and daily experience ::
The Union says:
quail and exact justice TO all The republicans
North and South, East aud West--lo favor no
clique or division, (esll il BY Whatever name you
please,) at the expense Of anotheKl ihan the
PfesideQl himself We speak adtisediF, firmly.
aud sincerely. We say The same 81 odTselyes:-
We will recognise no sdislinctions-none Of the
feelings Of the past none OF he aspirations Of
the fulute-nos views towards the succession
no favoritismaor opposition to any one man, OF
any manSfriendsae Every Thing thai We see sat.
isles rs the mcfe and more cf the juslice and
prcpris,y Occur position Z we-see the wings al.
tempting 10 Play upon The iealousies Of al, Ss-'
nSoMr. Richie and Mr. Blk are determined
10 look through the same spsctseles, sndsach to
be jus, and impartial 10 "aittthe Republicans
Humi 80
MT. Richie is extremely wise 10 stihe, If pos.
sible, atf:Prem.,ure elqussaad divisions. They
ale Psrbieisus 10 The ranksqfa party al aIItimes,
bui they might prove particularly premature and
disastrous occurring previous to The election Of
Public Printer = RirkAsnd TTzig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

Would i rot b. sdrisabIe for The Farmers
Of each neighborbo6d 10 our county 70 meet
a3d form Asrieniiursl S6eisliesf Say dezen
or tpenty Farmers il each Club. Bysueh
concert Of .sction, much prseiiesl knowledge
might be impaired from one 10 the other. apo
thus the united wisdom Of all might be brought
TO bear On any complex or obscure branch Of
scientific farming.
/ ~ such Societies Iere formed. and kept
alive. here Is no esiimsiing the great amount
Of knoulsdge they would collect. and the vast
acquisition OF united sudT energetic action they
would bring 10 bear 90 the farming operations
Of The county. Then, instead OF rsising our
twenty or Twenty-Five bushels Of wheat 10 the
acre. we might compete successfully with the
Gennesses fsfmers Of New York. who produce
their CITY bushels. puss lands are equally as
good. if7hdeed, not Superior Il. tbeirs-Our rains
as Tertiizing. and our sdn as gepisl-then, in
deed. would oar farmers be stimulated 10 emu
Iaiion, by another and more IsudabIe spirit
than the acquiring OF dollars and cents, in their
Investigations Of The science Of sgrieuIture.
Let such societies be formed al oDce-the
me nOcto 40 ADcSt 1uCfuatciy gaCu Otucf
house in monthly meelings-Pass the morning,
first in viewing the farm, the Improved and IN
Improved fields, the stock. barn and grounds
are1nd, the Implements Of husbandry, &c. &c.
In theaflernoon, lei the latest improvements in
iimplemeats, toolsand machinery be examined,
and tested il convenient; notes and observa-
tiOus made ia the interim between meetings be
bread md compared ;Tare seeds distributed; The
qualities Of fruits and grsftinss discussed !;
books and papers, snd addresses, rslatisg 10 az
tieulturs, be exchanged and many pther e
qualIy Interesting themes and pursuits may be
spoken Of and their relative merits discussed.
We hoPs that societies Somewhat after this
character may be formed ia our; county, for
ltwe are satisfied that vast deal Of Information
must result from comparing notes, one with
another, on a subject so fraught with interest
as that Of agriculture. -
Theinpetus given 10 farming By ts produe-
lion Of so many new Implements, mutt increase
its Fotaries every Mhefe, and with peace and
plenty, our country must be blessed where so
large portion Of i is agricultural
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26


The praise Of ABEIl's H6rrL al tlarpers-Fer-
~ Is IN the mouth Of every traveller, aud well
may this Be 30. for he puts many delicious NOR
sels into thsir mouths. We took occasion the o.
/ lher day, lolaY down our knife aud fork long
E-enoughto take glance al the abundance and
variety before Us, and an epieure may Judge from
the lis, below, vhstherthsg were mol enoagh Of
the s'eFeatuie comforts on the board, 10 make
him feel es-riseru. and happy tnv eaiance Of tae
T day. Here are The items: 81
A .usats.
Han. Reas, Beef, Mutton boiled and roast,
Roast Duck, Fried Chickens, Roast Veal and
Veal caIlssss
Vegetables.
Potatoes, new and old, Beets, C&sbages, As.
parsgus, Peas. Beans, and cimblins.
Desert.
Apple Pie, Raspberry Pie, Lemon Do, Cherry
do, Raspberfies and Cream.
Liquors, old ahe mellow, for such Is desired
Observation-Disclosures leeiotaller tea ses.
pension Of his plsdgs
Win such saIor;s. md every hing cooked il
The sesi style. adj liable fl.nilars pare and
bright, vhat : 70 hinder Cap, A bell from max.
ips his way % The hearts Of The havslins null
iinde Well Indeed, does he deserve theoyei-
aogins patronage bestowed upon him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

A card will be found Incur columns Ibis
morning, fem Or. Mays, who Processes 10 cure
stamnering and stuirering We have seen nu-
merous certificates and testimonials of the cures
performed by The Dr.. whiehshould be sufficient,
We think, TO induce every ones afflicted 70
make at least trial
The Raleigh Register publishes several cures
that wereeffecled at Raleigh, BY Dr.. Mays, and
speaks ofhis great successful that region.
Thosein our county thus afflicted, should avail
themselves ato1ce Of1the opportunity afforded,
as DR.. Mays viii onlyFIemain few days in
Charleslown b =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
PRoscRIPrIOs an wAsuIseTos.


The york Of prescription goes % brsvely Al
"a'hlngton- Clerks and every oue else sus-
peeisd Of The least feally TO the whg party are
oe'ng removed in hot haste, and heir place,
speedily hlled By he braxing denseogues or The
L0eefoeo party, Who, according 10 leir profes-
SONS, fought Tor PriaePi,, but IRE sequel proves
what every one knew, that i rss f,r Inc spOils-
Most truly is Mr.. calhoun,s saying verified thai
me LoeOfoeO party are held ipgt,hsr BY the CO.
hesIve power Of public pluSJsr
The Philadelphia Ihqugst publishes the foI-
lowing list Of removals al Washington for "opin.
lou saks;" for We believe itis %, pretended that
there was any defect Of tafaeiiy Or any charge
asains. the iuissriiyofssySf the removed, while
iteannot be denied, aEst al lhings else being e
qual, The removed ID tAeI higher claims on the
score Of experience and he Qualification which
experience can only supply.
| WAssf%Gros, june II, tS9S.
Dear Sir:-IhIs recent IeAer, l promised that in a
lev days would send you list Of the persons re-
moved from Office in this city, by President Polk
and ms Cabinet, since the ith Of March last In ae-
eoroanee With my promise. Dou send you The
names OF al such IS occur 10 me here are doubt
less diners whose names do not al IBIS moment en-
yer my mind. The list, howeysr Is sufficiently
large 10 show that The a1e has beel welded TO an
alarming extent. How much further the work Is
TO be carried. tlmk. oniv can ell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
A WORD TO sunscRIBERs.

Afsr This 5week, paper, directed to RS, oaiees
vi,hit4hirty mlet5ef The place where they are pub.
IshelfwiIl be ,ranIntrsd through tie mail free d
postage. This will obyia,e the necessity Of tlepri.
sssc POST we have heretofore sent oui-so that hey
will se dfsoontinued. pse ages OF papers will
be directed as have keen, aud those to whom they
IRE directed will receive them from the dlFerSat
Post Masters and distribute them from their store
q heretofore Those along the different routes will
please inform 90 what place they wish their pa
PIERS directed. Until informed We shall diree, them
70 the Post flee nearest their different places Of
rSsisf.nce
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
MASONIC ca. ESsrRA r1 Z.

The Anniversary OF ST. John the Baptist was
celebrated BY Triluminer Lodge, audthe brelhen
OF adjacent Lcdges, in hetows OF Smilhfed on
Tuesday last.
Il The procession we learn presented quite an
imposing appearance, numbering between seven.
ty and eigh1lys An Address was delivered by
David Funsten, Esq. OF Warren, which is said TO
have been 4 creditable production.
A COLLATION. was served up BY Mr.. Johh P.
RedmaD, Of which The members OF The Fratsfai-
~ partook 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

nz-Amosgsi ether removals 10 The Treasury
Depsnmeu. IS chat Of Jauies IunestRandcIph,
which. says the R. whis. is one hat addresses
itself 70 the good feelings Of the community!
This gentlemen is nephew Of Gen. Harrison, (nO
doubt The fsel that proved fatal 10 HIM. an M
e1eeP'ienabls officer aod man, with large IA
a'ilI Ct children and others depeadeatsesrcely
less dear ~i'houi resource bat Ehat be created
o5 his daily labor, and, having devoted his life 10
clerical iasorss unPirPared and ub6ned fot o.
shsI modes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

Ns,0 WhsGt.-It will be seen by our re.
port Of the market in another colnmn
that the first parcel Of Wheat Of The nav,
crop reached this city on Thursday and
was sold at 95 cents. The Wbea, cror
in Maryland. generally speaking, is eT.
Peeted 10 De full one, and the quality
excellent. Ia almost every part 81 ire
State the harvest has commenced being
earlier Than usual BY Al least afortniob,.
Bafimers .amniean, Saturday, Juae 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
TnE RIcnMoaD WING.
-, !. o. RI.Lnsad IIliE. !.

Subscriptions 10 The Riekm0sd Wlig.a
Nessrs Balls Davis and Joha W. slssls .hIe
u srizsdfo procure sseseribefs 10 the RscH-
L<kSkpAyH,c. Ths psPerhss uedergen- change
k6f Pfsprie,orshir, and he aew lneunbenls are
4delernlfned u add 20 lis efficiency IN every re-
= speei, By : combination Of the best sdaOfiai md
ybusinsss talent. u is now me lstgesi paper
= south Of The Potomac. sxesP, ia Ns~ Orleans;
land is excessive circulation t5regshout The
whole eouutry-vhieh will ee grestty increased
daring the year, from ihe daily sccessiOnsnow
nskisg, i 40 uarivalled importance as
40 advertising 4hsdipm. Terms:-psiIyf when
mailed, $40 per a1hams semi-wsskly, IS; Week
l5,~kinsIe copy, $780, bul when i've OF more
are paid fof "a advance, The latter siIl be fur
bished ATS
Aifansemenis are 10 progress for securing
1Milh some degree Of regularity, European and
Home Correspondence and improvements will
eogiinge 70 be N ade TO keep pace with The spir-
il d lbs age. The Wing has heretofore siesdi.
= Iy adtapeed; without single effort on The part
Of is pfoprielors to enhances lis business. e
During the Session Of the legislature, ibeSre'
ports Of proceedings will be attendsdqo viii
great care
ns-subseriptious viii also be received alsh,
Free Press Office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

e7LFarmers may do well, not only 70 take
look at Mr. McKeever's advertisement, but 10
try his Machine. Notice It's wonderful labor
savisg qualities, An cleaning up the grain as ii
,hreshes il. Only single operation, and all is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

fzThe lSTgsst sleambea, ever built 10 this
country was 10 De launched on Friday last at
New Ysrk.. She is named the HendIsck Hud-
sons measures as fee, in length, IS in breadth
Of beam /; including guards. g. feet; and is to
ply be,&s-n New York audiAIbany, as a pas
senrer boat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

uTThe Levy Court on the 10Th instant for
Jstrsson County assessed so cents forihe Conn
y levy. The Pdfish levy is co cents, Last ye1r
that Of the County was the same, and the Par.
ish s.. hreduction Of cents ,hisyesr.
Ia Ffsderick, yhe sum levied on lis lilheables
for Parish purposes was IS csnls counay levy
Ais.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

e7The legislative Council Of Iowa has clos.
ed its session. The bill submitting The rejected
Stale Constitution to a second vote OF he oeo.
pie was vetoed By the Governor, and artervard.
passed BY ne Legislature, notwithstanding he
Governors objections.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

lPeA gentleman at a meeting Of thss Fsrm-
er's Club of New York stated, thai he bad Eept
large Peach orchard Of over 200 trees perfect
" ffee from The grub for seven or eight years,
BY the use Of bsfds soap freely used upon ire
body and limbs Of each Tree
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

FOREIGN VEssELs--The Boston Post Of
Tuesday week says:-
There were forty one foreign vessels en-
tered at this port yesterday The largest
number ever known 10 enter here in one
day. Two or three of them were Liver
poo. ships. with assorted cargoes, and the
amount oi-revenne received upon the in
Poriaiions must be very considerable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

The ToBAcco CRoRs-The Richmond Times
says that the accounts,of the tobacco crops in
this Sale are5extremey unfsvorsbIe. The de.
stfustiou Of plants BY the late frosts and d.y
weather has'been total IN some cases. "Ths re.
cent rains, !" remarks the Times, "a viii enable
The planters, with favorable seasons, to eggplant.
BY The first Of July, which would be very late,
but Nigh. possibly be early enough TO make the
crop an average one.n /.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

HrMr. Robert Tyler. has been reelected
President Of the Philadelphia Repeal Associa-
iios, and an address adopted, sss,robgly de-
nouueiDg o'ccnuell, bnl deprecating The aissO-
luton Of repeal associations, as the Irish peo-
pie should not be held responsible for NE opin-
ions of Mr.. o'cOnuelI, whose viewspn Texas
and Oregon we're the views only Of single indi-
yidua1.n