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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-30
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lifum a6tun9sppll, bas er, nab elmer 2(bpslsns
bet bon mebreren 9S0ben, surlid9sfsbrt iif,
uno nun, rnie Super, in tsinsr Amtstube, in osr
OF psnnfrase, &eaein9, penn, ansstrpfsn
Werben fam.
Neaein9, Sept. 80. 3m.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-30

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tlortenen Gecrs 5rfnan, I'll oer 2Baifens
court bon Berfs gauntp au erf6einen, am
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lieaenbe eisentbum III bem bureb ben Sns
qust brihtstsn wertte anSunebmen cber su
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-09-30
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Oerfs gauntp:
Sreunos uno D1itbir9er,
4ufsemuntert hHrb Ell.
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G6reiber Der QBaileneourt.
goQte ieb Die gbre babsn cine mebrtcit eus
ret Gtimnsn su erba(ten, phrbe ieb eanfbar
fem, uno perpf!bte MIDI obenseuanntss 9tmt
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2(n Die Gtin,mssber BON 8erfs Gauntp :
t11itbarser!
Sb bete MIDI an als Elm unabs
banaiaer Canoioat bel Der ndbifsn 9Babt
fit bas Nmt ben
Gcbreiber Der SitMmgen,
uno eriube gub sans srssbsnff um gureStims
men. sbtun9spel, @nsr
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Srfnod, Sspt. 80. b9S.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

LoSDoS-Ship Wesminster-il5 packages FAIR, Powers
Weghman-6o awIence, Murray Ingate-I9 Smith-I5
Bros-8 Cohen x col Fedler-l2 q D3vs-6O J Reiss
son-3 d w Llliendshl-6 II w F&H II Mails w Har-
r,son-6 SWrsht-lo Maitland Comre co-i3 Meyer
Hall-a Dord-57 fl T Chapman--3 Pyke-i7 q More.
woods Cumming Maia co--l3 + lackbnrn-6 w Tay.
lor < co.2F Allen,.3 iioodhue &co-3 w Smyden-54
CO., T. Biddle--l0 d Samuei-2 q II Swords-i6 Bur.
} 1T Y Johnson-2E T. Lamb Bros w II Hanson-so Wood.
hull Mnturn-7J Phillips COLO Parsons co-l6s4 bIs
:oni smith Co " Rsins s. Bsa. iSH%p B%.h
John Martini Carey Hart. Jas Leferts-3O Carson &
Newbold-33 Jos Ellison-l Day-i Tappan-I TagIia
bae-2oo tons coal John Gaiswold.356 gkgs to order
is Cozzsns-2a Cams,on B,and-7 cSnnah.S Gihon
devoort-5 Ingodsby, Bosseau co2 Burrilt Johnson
2 Lilliendahl Ga Bird Gillian & co-3A Van Nest
300 MarRos, Wllsur & scot-7o Mumford-3 L Marshall
3 l. Cook & COG e Hubbard-a T Hayden--3 j ID
Wltthaus son--i Patrick col Gray co-A Smith,
Thurgg co-nE Thomas.s%S % r GauIdwsll coaa II L
co-s WIN Watt-as Wolfe Gillespie-o w II Richards-i
Ad ims colo Kent Kendall Atwater-i Richardson u
Gsonl75 Pheps Dodge col w Inglis co-e l. Squire
l6 + Hunt pkg 100 tons coal Thompson Nephsw-,o
bu hels potatoes Taylor77 crates II casks les
70 order.
ANrwEnr-ship Emma-5 pkgs Ioewig 4 Schneider--i A
Seigneue-2H Wiener-6 Boiceau X Rnsch2 IL Sands-28
Schuchardt Favre-9 h Raupe-6 Muller-3 Cumming
Maine Breith up Chum-3 Ress Bros-l + W vanput
Morn Iselin-l Gcrding kunke emanns F. Paveustedt
Gronng-l d Wende-3 q Gunthsr-l Bernhard x See
ihal Schultz Bleidorn-l David5 Colvil Fleming-7
l. Srulle,-i9 ii Gfunsnthal- 4 w Spes-l Burage *
Hilger & Coz Roker Mollmann-io II Boker-i w
Schmid-2ito order.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
nexpired term Of 10 years lease Of loi las So. V'
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ElOur Market.

BUFFALO, Nov. 1.-THE failure Of the Eastern mail
yesterday morning. and consequently of advces as to
the state of the market below any very exen
sve operations here The market however, continued
firm at Saturday s. prices Boats offering for canal
ireights pretty freely and heavy business going for
ward on the canal. In flour something was done, how
ever-200 bbls Globe Mills sold at 81 s7b 800 Monroe
Mills at same; $50 Dowgal at 81 50; 500 Macomb Mills
at 81 81 400 Wis Prareville at 81 81 800 Indiana
same; 600 mixed brands Ohio Indiana and Michigan at
$475
In wheat there but little movement; 2O0O bushels
Southport sold at $685. and 1000 from store at $93 5000
Michigan private terms
LouisvILLE, Ky, Nov. s-Flour-There is not SO
much confidence in this article there earlier in
the week. and general disposition prevails to wait
til further advices from abroad We note sale of 900
bbls Tuesday at - 2s cash. which is than buy
willing to give We have no doubt that
purchases could now be made under that price. We
quote 81 25 as the nominal price, The best brands for
family use retail at 81 50 "a rs.
BosroN, Nov. 20 Flour-Demand confined to the home
Yesterdays report. Genesee good common brands S63
S6i Ohio and Michigan $6l do Grain-Niarke active
and prices Of Corn still improving Sales today Penn
syvania round ut 76c. A cargo Baltimore yellow fiat,
cut by weevil, 75c per bushel.
ALBANY Nov. ll.-Flour continues to come in worry
freely, the daily receipts show The Of ship
ment beng plenty considerable sales have been
effected OF Genesee at prices ranging from So 064 1875
at the higher quotations 600 bbs. Griswod changed
hands Store sales and Eastern orders at S6A T. Wheat
brings good prices sales made to-day OF loads
highest figure this article has reached or elsewhere
The lots selling were OF prime quality.
Canal Receipts Nov. ll-Flour, i, $50 bbls: Wheat,
sos bushels.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
Pork Market.

The season of pork packing has commenced at Madi-
son. a and the Banner expresses the opion that from
soso0 to 900 head of Hogs will be slaughtered
before its close The prices paid 81 hogs weigh
ing 200 los and upwards, and SO rs 50 % for those
four fine houses capable of killing head per
day. Salt is abundant at 25 cents per bushel for ka
nawha and SO cents for Turks saad barrels al IS
each, and lard kegs at 80 cents The Banner says -:
From the specimens already brought in is expected
that the hogs tins will be unusually large and
fat. The prices will probably be a shade less than ia
Cincinnati, and the charges for packn. Will be low
any other point IN tbs West We anticipate very busy
times. tor the ensuing three mcn.hs." On the Upper
Mississippi and Illinois rivers the weather has yet
been too warm for operations. The packing of beef
however, has been commenced in and about Chicago
The Democrat that large quantities Of cattle
ured in the vicinity, their waiting for cooler
weather before killing Good heavy beef on foot
general average, commanded - so per 100 lbs II is
mated that 10 900 bbls Of beef will be put up and
shipped from that point during the season.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
NIarks Ia

Nrw 0RLEANs, Nov. 6-The cotton r1arket ives rather
quiet esterday in consequence III The general deae to
learn the nature Of the a. eat vsesns scoants and
though holders -snced every tsp,s zion accept cur
rent rates, only otW bales sclu the mail this
morning brong the hews bat heiIg ompaned by
the private market been brought
TO complete staudihe nature "a the accounts how
is sufficiently unfa soraDlc 10 point to a decline
The Flour market is completely unsettled. holders
hardly knowing at what 10 ix prices This uncertainty
will continue until learn the effect of the English
news on the northern markets. For common brands 81
70 would probably be accepted this morning but for
choice St. Louis holders very firm at SIS so per bb
We have no change to note in the state of the market
for barrel p PROVISIONS Extreme dulness characterises
it for every article-no change in prices however
Freights firm at previous rates.
There full supply of Exchange Offering and Ster
ling may be quoted shade lower to-day-7la prem,
the latter being an extreme rate.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
Medical ADVICE,

s1oCToR LAMEKT is s coniiden,laliy cossnIrd a. D" D.
- old Office ~ Gold street. Fulton and Nee kmnn
al diseases OF delicate his treatment beng ma n @
Ipdcions requires neither mercury restraint IN oe on h
drancs from business pursuits Recent cases eufeo In o
days .u~.,c,,r,oN., -
sing from frequent indulgence OF the passions q
youth, and thereby nightly anu W
object bena 10 resoy, tbe ste mentally and bodily that
state Of yigor nature originally designed.
STRICTURES, disease frequently EXISTING without the pa
h.,pc
c s,siica pretrnder and sometimes by the neglec
~ m. by the Dr. ectualy cured with
Rs Doctor being ofthe few qualified advertising Surgeons
IN ths citv guarantees perfect chagnade Let
,ar post paid enclosing fee Immediately attended to-
dcine with advice, sent any part OF the United Sass
Once So Gold street Open from "A. NJ. to r. M.
al lmrrrc
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

BRoxgRs' Board, Nov PA shs State Bank CO.,; 10
n Worted co, s2 B Eastern RR, 1914; SO East Bos.
ton Co. 25 Reading RR 26l 80 do 26l so do 2oi 80
do 100, 26s 30 do 30d ~; loo do 263; 1870 Wm RR
M ID 10 42s so Island RR, 773; so sod 7sI SO do
sod 49, 200 do 3od 49, 50 do IS; 4l5 Nor woi RR
3Od 81 so do 60d SITS % do lw, s6 5000 Reading
~ fuchon-20 shs Boston ns Co. 2OJ per ct adv; 10
Eagle Bk per ct adv; 30 Boston Providence RR 1871
lS4 do % Eastern RR 81 do; Boston Lowell II do
lawrence Manuf Co, II a ll4 do; N Eng Glass Co,
Sa4o; 10 Worsted Co, 500 per sh; 10 Great Falls
Manu- co salS| doi 10 Nat Ins co, s62t 52f do; 8
800 Island RR per ct Bonds, pay able 1850 per ct
dis 10 Shoe Leather Dealers Blk, ~ adv Washing.
ton Bk, sos per sh; Lake Superior Copper Co div OH
$780, ~ Boston Worcester kR, I7E adv ID Boston
Bk, $os Per sh, 2e Bank, 81 per Ct adv 10 Union
Sank, II do
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

the eafly bird catches the worm" Nevertheless
though very much diiused, he will have strong
opposition for the speakers chair. There will he
twenty candidates, from whom king caucus will
have to make selection
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, U. S Senator from Ma
ryand, is al C0lemans You will recollect that the
correspondent OF the Charleston Nlercurv referred
the origin OF the report that Mr. Walker was the au-
thor OF the Kane letter. to Mr. johnson. Would
II not be well tor the Union, order to test the We.
rac'y oil sald correspondent to appeal to said John
son upon the question OF veracity pending upon this
subject between Father Ritche and said cores
pondentl Most assuredly, sir; most assuredly.
There Is quietude about the Departments now
and activity which the string of office-seekers OF
three months ago infused into the six buildings of
the Executive square. The guillotine is quite rusty
from disuse
ata-Iexas-,Hayti, are views enough 10 keep the
staId old bachelor taut up In his diplomatic harness
Inc SzOOOO Tor painting, fixing up, and returnis-
ing me White House, will run short. Some OF The
old Tyler carpets up stairs will have TO lie still until
displaced by another appropriation
pa you ever notice what long legs the Hon. Cave
Johnson has got His locomotive power slstains
unquestionaby that Of some of his mail lines Ap-
proP0s OF the mails. We are indebted 10 Messrs.
Slack, Cole, conductors on the Il. X. TO Baltimore,
tor the transmission Of frequent letters in OF
failure OF the editors box from the Post office -
With such faithful agents as these gentlemen, every
where, there would no complaints from any quarter
of the non-arrival of the mails
. But we forget about the carpet in the east room.
Ii is rather pretty patternthe ground color "done
brown and the figure being golden eagle, with
iestoon of fruits and flowers stretching from bill to
bill The oo is covered with hundreds of these
golden eagles. An English gentleman, who entered
The Court room with friend the other day. said
I" All ha. John Bull has the American eagle under
his eet AT lst and without the aid Of Daniel O'Con-
neil DO you remember that passage in Scrip
ture,' said Martin Rannalan, the last of the Mar
lins the courteous iibernian lanitor. "Do you
remember H." Take oil thy shoes. for the place
where thou standest is holy ground" The English
man said the question did not apply, for he had on
boots
The Pottawata,nies had another talk to-day with
Messrs. Andrews and Gibson, U. S. Commissioners
In their behalf
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

NEw ORLrASs-Ship Kaamazc co22I bles cotton q Stacy
-5i Iiolbrook, Nelson co2s Drake Mls-29 Collomb
* iselin-50 Brown Bros 2, Markoe Wilbur Scott-255
ss lead McCullough-i39 II Lees co26t bbs flour q
Burckmyer son-,2o Bryant SMaitaad.57 hhds schrag-
koop co.. Mathews co-0 bales Ames69 Rich X co
s2 sacks Suydam. Sage COLO Souter Broseo3 sticks
cedar w Thomss-2 cks Cons-6 do i20 hides Bryant
y Maitland-to bxs cks 10 pieces Wood Fger-i box
Thompson-I d Bakcr-60 bbs o order.
SAyASNAH-Brig Linden tRepotd yesterday)-22 puns
Wells Spring pps Herckenrsth Van DammeO terces
Wbitmarsh-55 Sackett, Becher x co.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
Passengers Arrived.

LoSpoy-Packet ship Westminster-Rev T. l. Abbott, two
Miss Julia Lshrep, Missionaries from
9da Mrs sibley Forster Montreal, Mis-, Caroline Marchsn
Henry Bnrd Manchester; John Kruger, Germany-i in the
seerage.
LERpooL-Ship Sea-Nlrs North of New York; Rev Ber.
paId ORely, Rochester, NY: John Fee, Canada; James
Lynch Ireland; Mr. and Mrs Dawson aud child East Indies
--l32 in the iteerage
ASrwERr-Ship Emma--Mr BAIL, Mr. Louenthal-ls5 in
tie steerage.
New OaLEANs-Ship kaamazoo-M Fullegan.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is. 1916

C"rrente e0lamoso, let us bring up our ruOn,n. -
count. S nc
lion John W Davis, of Indiana, the Grea, wo.,
ern candidate for Speaker of the House Of Renrs-
sentatves has arrived, booked at Browns. Mr. IA
vls must have had bad cold last winter for realIv
ms voice appeared very pleasant to-day. It had none
o. mat saw.mll accent which struck us so impress
slve'y az the last session Mr. Davis, like ,kilful
''0'o"a'ls'' acts upon the maxim, we suppose, tbs
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
nv Last NIGHTS SoHthern IMaii

ALEXANDRIA, Nov 1i--Arr schr Alexandra, New York
Sid saque Archibald Grace Barbados; schr Isaac Franklin
do.
BALrIMoRE, Nov i2Arr sehr Erie, Crawford, New York
Cid Br brig Princess Royal Bermuda schrs Aestes
Ba,badoes; Michigan, Terry, New ork Sid schr Baltimore,
ST Thomas.
NonroLK Nov ll-Cll schr Albion, from james River, for
Haax Ms. In Hampton Roads bsrque PhgaI, James Ri
for New Oeans schr Oscar Richmond for Salem Schr
Roads yesterday.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

EGARS-SEGA GARS-BARGAINS
rU>HE SUBSCRIBERS having lately pnrchsshed extern
stock OF segars by order Of Assgnecs &C. are now
enabled to offer greater bargains than prices much
lower than the Of
ws':;;' 3 is:. sss'i Emporium y Ix;y.nrr,
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

schr Essex, Rollins. fredericksburg
Schr Pander. Elngsworth, Milford, Del iron.
" Barque Julia Allen. from Providence TO load for Mo
bile beioe reported did get up until yesterday
having been blown off in the late NV gale
below.
One barque. two brgs, unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Zenob Kinney Canton; Hartford Sayannah barques
lwanona, Msdeirs Edward Chareson brgs Iro, Kings
ton, ia; Peru, st johns, NF. and Others
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

FLouR There seemed to be demand to-day not ex-
pectea but of a speculative nature Genesee is steady
at So 90 We notice sales of fine family brands at
SO 49, and some at Sc sly Wheat quiet at quota
tions of yesterday.
REAL EsrArE-.8t ,.4tiction-The stsry brick
house and lot, corner of LIST Avenue and 10th ST.,
lot ~ feet inch by 100 feet deep. .ss375
let's on Sixth street, Lewis street, 63 feet
front and rear by 81 feet side and II feet
on the other. .................. 1000
The unexpired term of 10 years lease Of lot las
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

think You will agree with me, in looking At your ia
bles from which have taken the above statements that
the State of Ohio did no5ly in reducing her indebted
from 1888 to s45 from S7 2l2 694 to So 3432l6
No other State in the Union did any thing like this and
incinedt to think that the amount which was spong
ed out by the bankrupt law was very small in proper
ton to our liabilities.
In proportion to the actual wants of the business of
the State Ohio has much less amount of banking FACT
lties than she ought to possess and could safely
word as to the stocks of this State For one | be-
eve them to be safe those Of New York or Massa
chusetts We have no repudiators in these dig gins
Our present debt will not be increased under any cir
cumsances, and the interest will be punctually paid
when il is due.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

ARREST OF OLE BULL.-1hs gentleman was ar
rested IN this city yesterday by the Sheriff. at the
suit OF VIM. h. Burton Esq ior breach of contract
The damages laid at $1,000 He gave security in the
sun oil $1,000 to appear and He plays tonight
y. concert IN Philadelphia for the benefit Of Mr. duff
,n vocalist and tomorrow evening for the benefit OF
'he poor-Baitimore Clipper, Nov IS
The New York herald., 1845-11-14
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
OF THE
PERUVIAN PENS

QUALITY IMPROVED.
lanes PERRY 4 CO, have the pleasure announce that
in consequence of ncre facility in the o
their Pens they have reduced the the level all other
Pens in the mari ket the their superiority qua
ty is maintained.
J. p X Co embrace this oyportun y thanks 10
their friends for the decided pree the
Ptyian Pens for public against
the spurious limitations which frequently imposed
them for the genuine Peryan Pens
Sold by all dealers Notl!ic Pens end by
THEODORE Ripe,
Agest for james Perry Co, London
No. Liberty sacat aud NJ 7tia Maiden Lane.
nj lmeodfIc
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

New York, Th"rstlay, Nov. l3.
CoTroN-To-day, holders being rather more disposed
to meet the views Of buyers several shippers appeared
in market and about 800 bales taken at decline
of half cent since the arrival of steamer Caledonia
and at our minimum figures, for strict classification.
LIVERPOOL CLAssFIcArIoN.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l3, lS45.
desire TO be distinctly understood tina. the long let
ter under the Philadelphia head Of the Herald published
yesterday and to-day and speaking of political affairs
what will Buchanan do SC. not from the regular
Philadelphia correspondent They contain statements
that are incorrect, and written by well known cha
racter who has bee kicked from the Board Brokers'
and more recently from public Office and who is endea
voring to use columns o the Herald to vent his spite
and write himself into notice His statements will there
fore be taken fol- what they worth write this much
for is necessary that your Philadelphia correspondent
should not be saddled with the charge of writing that
which is dsreputable. II may be necessary to give
history Of the gentleman in few days.
There has been two failures among brokers within
the last two three days by specuations in
Wilmington Railroad stock There are no crcumstan.
ces which do not attend every failure OF the kind The
gentlemen missed the fortunate current OF speculation
tailed to meet their engagements, and that is all
The National Convention to abolish death punishment
met last evening and the large saloon of the Museum
was crowded The Vice President of the United States
Hon Geo NJ Dallas, presided and made speech to the
multitude, lie retired at an early bour, and Philosopher
in attendance and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
The Purtans" was performed again at the Chestnut
but greve to say, that the attendance not so nu
merous on the previous evenings. Murdoch at the
Walnut is the counter attraction which is considerably
helped BY the eircu. and the high price of Barons pit
Al the board of brokers' the speculation Wilmington
noilroad drove the price up to aas II appears that
warning oil the fate Of others has effect upon present
operators. State fves are in stain quo
Governor Skunk has gone out Of town to-day visit
his daughter, Mrs. Henry Chapman, at Doylestown,
about 20 miles north Of the city The Secretary OF the
Commonwealth, the Hon. Jesse Miller, employs today
IN visiting the public schools Last night both of the
accompanied by MIR. Dallas, visited the Democratic
Reading Room. The Governor and the Vice President
made brief speeches.
The following the list Of sales at the stock boards
Sales Of Stocks at PhtIatIeIphia.
FiRsT BOARD, Nov I2-40 Grard Bank o: 1873 WiIm
RR, 22s Penn Bank, 25sj; 5000 Lehigh Inter a.
400 Reading RR, ~; 80 susquehanna Canal 6; 5000
Wilm 6s 80, III; IA Camden & Amboy RR rs; 200
City 6s ds 1851, 90 Lehigh Shares lia; 80 do l4s
30 -chuy kill Bank, d S425O State 5 old ann ~ 1000
Tennessee Bonds, sal; s N Liberty Bk 40
AFTKR SALEs-300 Wlm RR, o 5 DIS, 224. 1850 do q
DDS 2at Io2 do cash. 22l 10 Reading RR g. AT I79
Wilm Blk, 8 DIS, 22i
sgoosD BoARD-i00 Reading RR 27i, 1000 Ches s.
Del Canal Loan, (RandaD l05; 10 Wilm RR 22a So do
40 do 23 100 Lehigh Interest 30; e37 so state So
73k Go Wilm RIt 23; 5000 Lehgh 6s, as 49, 10 Phila
Baak l07t; 125 Kentucky Blk, 75.
The New York herald., 1845-11-14

Lieut. Cooke, of the U 5 Dr4goons, who WIS
passenger IN me steamer New York. from Galveston
LOT New orleans disappeared the vessel lie vas
seen about O'Clock M OF % inst to make the r,sJ
OF the boat complaining Ut being SICK and returned
again 10 the cabin IN the morning no where 10
be iound and must have gone overheard Lsute nsnt q
came up recently from the camp Corpus Christi in
consequence Of iii health " "