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UNITED STATES
TEA E M p RIU M,
III late l29 Chatham street, Netc York.

And TIC Fulton street, Brooklyn.
AGENCY, 3l8 BLEEcKER STREET,
VIII % l. ESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their specially includes the delicious aud
powerful grades of Green and Black Every package bears the
boroughy secured from light and air tina, their duality and
power win remain unimpaired in any climate Their system
founded the utmost regard TO the rights OF the custom
especially with respect to weight and quality and unri-
vailed cheapness All purchasers called upon any
articles which fail to gEe them the utmost satsc,on which
merchants public establishments, heads Of families and ship
masters win find decided advantage supply themselves
from this establishment
GENUINE JAVA COFFEE roasted every day. ,
Orders from all parts OF the United States executed with
promptitude and despatch.
y The only warehouse in America for the sale of Hou-
qua's celebrated Black Tea. j29 lm*m
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/. SORIA'S

CHEAP DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.
MR. SORA beys leave respectfully inform his friends and
M the public general that owing TO the depressed state OF
The times he has reduced his price % per cent below the reeu
lar charges.
pressed will find 1t much their advantage by paying him
visit entleme will also do well to call with such articles
Of wearing appar may need dyeng pressing. All orders
will be puncay attended to- and the articles done the
hest stye al Sorias establishment No 400 Pearl
III, branches are No 257 Blcecker St. No 3i2 Bowe and
At s7 Grand s. Also branch 40 Fulton ST. Brooklyn, and
Ar Newark NJ j. corner Of Broad and Washington Place
Merchsn,s can have all kinds of goods dyed and put in
thsir original forms, and moderate terms
N pr;n No ;n nffco igo Pearl ST. au20 3m.ec
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| THUNDER AND HAIL STORM AT p. E. ISLAND
| The neghborhood OF Charlottetown was on
Friday visited with one OF those devastating
storms of hail and thunder of which we have
often read, but which IL has been our happy
lot never before TO have witnessed ia p Z. Island:
The storm commenced about mid day, and appeared
10 travel from West TO East. In Charlottetown II
but little felt, but to the northward OF the town
the hail storm was dreadful,i devastating IN its pro-
gress almost everything II came IN contact win:
The potatoes, in many places, were deprived Oh
heir foliage, leaving nothing but the pare s,aks.
The corn is also much injured; apple and cherry
trees were stripped both OF their fruit and leaves,
and in many instances growing apples were split
with The violence with which they were struck
by the hail stones. Much glass was broken IN dill
.erent houses.
On the Union Road, Mr.. Bryanston describes the
storm being truly terrific; his crop being entirely
destroyed, as also those OF his neghbors. The hail
fell in such prousIon, that a cart might have been
loaded some hours after the storm over with the
hail stones which lay IN his yard, many OF which
we're OF the size OF pullets' eggs The sheep and
cattle in the pastures were bleatlng and believing
with terror, but no one dared venture out, TO put
them under shelter.
The accounts from the eastward are equally de-
plorable On both sides OF the Hlsboroush me
devastating effects OF the storm may be traeeoo w
the prostitution ot the grain and garden crops, no
distance it extended we have as YET peeh unaoe "
learn.
During the continuation OF the stolm, anu ,oI
some hours after the face OF Inc country pieseneu
the appearapc e of winter. Ihe ground was cover,
ID with bailstones 10 the depth OF three inches, aud
the greatest apprehensons are entertained tnat the
ross oyera tract OF country several mLes In exent
| are irretrevably ruined. Wuhin nve niles Oh
chsylottetown the storm seems to have been COM
arafiyely iDnocueus. Many OF the hailstones were
of a square shape, measuring IN some cases ron,
four TO SIX inches IN circumference. AS the VIII
blew with great violence, nearly every house VIII ,hs
ia the range of the tempest had the glass IN .liJ
windows which looked 10 the westward s1haS"e"
ia. - Chdriotstocn Herald, dug ..
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Newport, X. L.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
OFFICE OF THE RHODE ISLANDER,
NEWPORT, r l., Aug. 30.

NEWPORT, r l., Aug. 30.
YelloU Feuer-Schr. Vanda.
The schooner Wanda, Captain Shute, from New
York for Boston, put into this port TO land sick
man, and anchored between Fort Adams and Goat
Island The captain put the sick man into his boat
and brought him to the wharf, and then went to the
Custom House to get an order for the Hospital ply
slcian to visit him, and permit to land HIM 1t the
physician thought proper. Before the physician got
down, the captain was informed by Custom House
officer that he had made himself liable to penalty
for bringing the man ashore without permit; to
which he replied, there was no danger of contaeion.
The officer told him he could not make the people OF
Newport believe that, as they were well acquainted
with all the circumstances connected with his YES
sci while at New York. The captain then Instantly
jumped into his boat and pulled off, and though he
was called to, and told that the physician was CON-
ing down to the wharf, and ought to see the sick
man, he would not return, but pulled the harder got
on board his schooner, and Immediately put out to
sea again.
The U. S ship Independence, Com Stewart, has
also arrived here from cruise on the coast.
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- FOR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR CITY pR1

lxA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY FRO
mi PERTY-A small Farm of about sixteen acres in the
highest state Of cultivation, situated but five miles from
the Hoboken Ferry, leading 10 the city OF New York This
property has excellent 2 story dwelling house IS by
inss and all other conyeneaces TO make suitable for trades
mans residence wishing from the hustle OF the city
and yet be able within hours drive TO visit his
house. two stages pass the house night and morning. II is
time taking bcarde from the city, But above all this
what situation roadside tavern which has been known
the ST. Johns Hail. being situated between Hoboken and
ackensack embracing the whole Of that e that passes
places interior of both those New York and
New Jersey. The said Farm will be sold cheap the present
proprietor having business in England.
NBThere about Of first rate potatoes; also
five Of buck whca quantity OF young fruit trees Sc
WM. MCDONNELL, Auctioneer III Chatham stieet, Few
York.
fmor convenient aporon of the purchase money may
bond aud mortgage. au6 imsec
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TIE
INDIA TEA COMPANY.

I'D OANAL STREET, NEW fOKK.
ENCOURAGED by the satisfaction given since the opening
establishment respectfully invite the attention of mer
chants and families their ample stock of superior Teas and
Coffee purchased for cash. by of the firm long experienced
the trade and for Inspector Of Teas imported by the
East India Tea Company of London They confidently
mend hem only the best quality but cheaper fro
than be had elsewhere All prompt
and faithfully IN
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- BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
49, JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has commenced business in the above
line 80 Nassau street. where he Will thankfully receive
and faithfully execute all orders he be favored with the
most reasonable terms for cash jy22r
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SCARS.
There's a delight in smoking,
Mime hnt SInnEefs know

There's a delight in smoking,
None but smokers know"
The saying is true, when we know where to find
segar that possesses the quality
Ofenvening the spirits and cheering the mind,
And enables the smoker to puff away care.
This luxury always your TO obtain, .
If on SFIXAS in Maiden Lane promptly you call;
ii you visit him once, YOU will do again.,
For he gives satisfaction and pleasure to all.
His Segars the choicest, most exquisite brands,
BY competent agent selected with care,
Direct from Havana, by special commands,
And none IN the city with his can compare.
His Colburn, Regalias, La Normas, and Stars,
Noriegas Tabucas, Victories pure
Principe, Esperanzas, Imperial Segars,
The best in the country that you can procure.
Cassadoras, La Normas and Congress beside
His Dos Comparieros and exquisite brand
With Others that have competition defied
For his customers, SEIXAS has always on hand
In order continuance of the APPRECIATION and custom
with which SEXAS has been long favored he has
special and compent Havana to select the Tobacco
and supertend the making of all that he mports
stock hand extensive and superior TO that of
similar establishment
Remember the Number, MAIDEN LANE, Howard
Hotel au23 lm-r
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ATc. H. DARLINas, 7gs Maiden lane and /, Liberty
i'Ist %
81: g.. fs.s:: Es s:ss:: s.,,.
W , 1 s GS r be benefit f Of Country Merchants
Pedars and Others who please call that all goods in the
above line will be sold on the most favorable terms
n WILHELMs, No 2si Broadway, opposite the Fountain
-. has received large supply OF Goods, which he offers
wholesale S9d ols a Tsy and Shaded woed
Embroidery Pattern, beautiful selection
Wosea q E Eotson oa and Silver Embode Trim
ming and Flower making Chenille,
great variety of cast iron Work
Pemery to be sold in packages from u to gross at very
Fancy Note Papers, WATERS and Envelopes together with
large assortment of fancy articles, Gloves Work and Segar
Rings aud Tassels for purses. aul2 imsec
d. M PEYSER, IL CO.,
MO. 40 William street of John street and t37 Broad
Of o Svf HS 6obs
iected BY competent person at Paris Berlin! Sf and whei
Berlin Zephyr and German Worsted-the complete
Berlin Embroidery Pattems-a choice selection
and silver Of ali widths and qualities S ''"'' SIM KUN
s a aaa and San ssd
Floss Silk for Embroidery and Fringe makers in steins an,
suspenders superbly embroidered. and suspender Trim
Mother of Pearl Gold Silver and Steel Purse Ornaments
Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid Cord Twist, Thread and
Embroidery Frames and variety of different Fancy Arti-
Artificial Flowers--a choice selection.
Fringes cotton, worsted and silk imported and domestic
Gimrs, Tassels, Buttons and all other kind Of trimming
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EEMAIE MONTHLY PILLS

MADAME COs1 r.i.isO-Female Periodical Pils-Guar
lVI anteed in every monthly periods have be
come irregular from colds, sc They certainty Of acton has
des that have useessy tried various boasted remedies Care
is sometimes necessary their though they contain no
medicine detrimental the Advice
10 ali those who the Pills. BY Madame Costello 81 Lspe
street between Walker and Canal where the Pills are sold
Price 81 per box. aus I'm m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

NIA(1NETTSM ATPLTF4D UISEASE.--MN.
lu SON who has been experimenting for the last few years
in almost every part Of the United States the subject Of
Animal Magnetism his friends that he
has office 9 Chambers street New York where he
will apply this agent the removal Of almost every class Of
disease aud effect he believes speedy he has al
ready done several hundred OF instances lie Will also make
ex,minatons by aid Of clavoyant, who will examine the
nature OF any disease and prescribe remedy while under the
Those who have diseases Of long standing, and have been
treated by physicians purpose invited call at
ho,r Of H. h,v Terms reasonable. au26 lw sm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

BUSINESS REvlvAL.-We are glad to learn that
revival in mercantile affairs has taken place, which
we trust will be permanent. Accounts from the
West Indies and the United States during the past
week, have been the cause OF this reaction and have
given quite business aspect to the city. Large
quantities OF property have changed hands, at i'm
proved rates, as will be by our Commercial Re.
port aud there large orders in the city from the
United States, for fish, which it will be difficult TO
meet and which prove that our American neigh
bors cannot catch enough for themselves, and there
fore cannot do much injury to the staple article oil
Provincial Commerce. Haitian Times.
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IA MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY
:H ALAThc prorrietos Of this establishment, fayo
rably known TO the travelling public the tho
roughiare between Charleston and Mobile determined
the high reputation for comfort and bcray of
seredy enjoyed The buildings, which are very spacious
and conveniently arranged have been thoroughly repaired aud
the bed both double and single have been cfuished
with beds and bedding also with article
private large AIRY and elegantly furnished These fae
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury
the aud market afford and the firm
the proprieors nothing that will tend satsac
ton their guests will they trust ensure them the favorable
attention of the travelling public An omnibus will az all
times readiness from the alro
and Steamboats, to the house, free of charge.
Montgomery, June 7, 1913. w. TlLLEY x 90.
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r EECHEs LEECHEs LEECHEs $4,000 large
il I'd healthy Swedish and German Leeches, Just received
and 900 Swedish aud German Leeches daily expected per
Washington aud Howard, from Hambug FOR sale AZ he low
eft rastef price At ". A. Il WI w.
au6 lmSI Importers Of Leeches, AS rearW
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CUBA.-The exports from the ports Of Havana
and Matanzas during the seven months of this year.
ending on the 3lst July, amounted in value TO be.
tween fourteen and fifteen millions OF dollars. OF
TAG 95S srrobas OF Coffee OF 25bs each; Is, 800
boxes of Sugars; 1923 hhds. OF Molasses;. 800
isrces OF Honey; las $50 lbs, Of Tobacco; and TO-
96l boxes Of Segars
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Some excitement is ielt in this Province 10 con-
sequence Of the Canadian authorities claiming ju-
risdiction over the upper part OF the territory
the north side of the st. John which was lately 10
dispute with the Americans. Ii seems that they
are selling permits to cut lumber on that part above
the Madawaska river, over which this Province
not TO which Province this belongs, but fear the
claims OF Canada will supersede those Of New
Brunswick, as the seisniority Of Temiscouatta
was once undoubtedly considered part Of Cana.
da. However, the boundary ought to be estab.
lished Immediately, to avoid further disputes =
Frcdrickton Loyaiia
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~ 80 @ 49,

NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS.
Second Lne-The Ships Of this line will hereafter leave New
York the and Havre the 10th of each month"; fol-
lows, viz -
From New YoRK. From HAvRE.
New Ship ONEIDA, (1st March. 10th April.
Captain LIST July. 10th August.
James Funck. LIST November. 10th December
Ship BALTIMORE, LIST April. 18th May.
Captain LIST August. 18th September
Edward Funck LIST December 10th January
Ship UTICA, LIST May 10th June;
Captain LIST September 18th October.
Frederick Hewitt. LIST January. 10th February.
New ship st. NICHOLAS LIST June, 10th July.
CAPTAIN LIST October. 10th November.
The accommodations of these ships surpassed
bning all that be required for comfort he price OF
bin $780, Passengers will be supplied with
uuisite with the exception OF wines and liquors. .
intended for these vessels will be Forwarded by the sub
scbers free from any other than the expenses actually
Cured on them For freight q psssegs aPglyc t99rN A..
is25 No 9, Tontine Building. Wall and Water sts
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SNUFF, CIGARS AND ToBACCO-Just received Per
consisting of Lund Foots Irish high high dried WEIGH
Hardhams No 81, Violet Strasbug Morons MIXTURE Prince
Albert do Copenhagen together with large assortment
Of domestic snufs Of the subscribers manufacture go -
On hand prime lot of Havana Cigars, Morega La Nor
ma I" "Regalia, /" 'Panetela," etc.
Cavendsh Tobacco Of the most approved brands Turkish
Dutch and English clay Royal patent maces
cigar tubes fancy ppes snuff boxes and every ARTICLE
apperanng well stocked tobacconst establishment for
Mrs. g. NEWC oMBE x SON,
au 81 lmsec NOD Wall st.
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80 a SEVEN O'CLOCK MORNING LINE
Landngs-Fgom the steamboat pier at tie
Leaves New York-The Empire on Monday, Wednes day
and Friday The Troy Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
att A. M. 49,
Landing at-Caldwells West Point, Nswbugh Hampton
Poughkeepse Hyde Park Rhinebsck VI Red Hook Bristol
The new low pressure steamer EMPIRE Captain r. Roe
"Wednesday, at O'Clock in the morning, Aug. To-,
The low pressure steamer TROY Captain A. Gorham
on Thursday, at o'clock IN the morning Aug ~ -
board. -
Notce-Ali Goods, Freight, Baggage Bank Bills, Specie
any other kind of Property TAKEN shipped board
the Boats of this Line be at the risk OF the owners OF such
goods, aul6r
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AA FOR SALE OR TO RENT--The PREMIUM
.:H MILLS, with II Is of stones with all of its
tensiye machinery situated near two miles from New
Rochelle Westcheser county and State Of New York and
immediate proximity to the city of New York IN order for
extensive business flour and grind and pack 100 10 $50
barrels each day could be employed for
other purpose which might require extensive water power
The reputation for the 81 enjoyed by the Premium
Mills and their proximity New York, with the facility of
transportation afforded Immediately adjacent, by Of the
ties for business to those desiring such an e
Esq. New Rochelle, ~ ", kellogg's Vile, to SILAS
WOOD, Esq. 80 Broad street. New York.
New Rochelle, August 20, 1919, au282wsr
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-03
ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
O L Il II T. NJ AILS.

THNlIE eastern aud souther mails arrive and de-
L. part daily, except Sundays. Letters going
eastward are mailed at II o'clock, A. M,-south-
warldy' at o'clock, p. NJ.
Tri-wockly mail up Fox River via Dayton,
Worthwhile, Permitted, Bristol, Oswcgo and Auro-
IA to Genava, arrives every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at o'clock, =, NJ, aud departs every
Tuesday, thursday & saturday, at 3 O'Clock, A. N.
Weekly mail for the southwest, via Vermi-
lionvilc, Point Republic, Magnolia, &C., arrives
on Wednesdays aud departs on Thursdays.
Weekly mail to Juliet, via MarsciIes, Morris
Dresden, Kankakce and Shcnahon, departs on
Fridays and arrives on Saturdays.
Weekly msi to Troy Grove arrives aud de-
parts every Saturday.
Weekly mail to Bloomington arrives every
Tuesday at O'Clock, P, NJ, and departs every
Wednesday, NJ 6 o'clock, \. NJ.
The Post Office is open on week days during
business hours, and on Sundays from to A. NJ
and from TO , r.. ".
A. WOODRUFF, Postmaster.
Ottawa, Jan. 81, 1913. 3l--3w
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-03

An A'iecdO!e-A Washington correspondent OF
the Boston Post writes to the editor OF that paper
as follows:
The members, both democrats and
wings, appeared to be in fine spirits to-
day. The wings have been whipped into
a good humOr. heard democrat from
Tennessee tell the following story of and
to the wings, at which they all laughed
heartily. He said, in coming through the
state of Ohio, he stopped at cabin to get
drink of water, and he recognized the
woman Of the cabin to be 4 girl he had
formerly known. While talking 10 heI
about old times, a six foot he negro came
up to them, who, the woman informed
him, was her husband. AS soon as the
negro left them, the member told the wo.
man that he was surprised at her so DIS
grazing herself; to which she replied
"Sister Sal has disgraced herself worSt
than | have" He asked how. She an.
swered, "Why. she has married u faN
biooded wing !"
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FIGURING Rai.l.

TEyllE subscriber respectfully informs the public
4 that he hns taken tie mill commonly known
as the milford Min og .Jackson's I'LL, situated
at the town Of Milford. on Fox River, near George
town, where he wiil be happy TO do his best to
please all who may favor him with their custom.
The mill, which has always horne fair rcputa-
ton, is now in better order to dowork than il per-
haps ever has been, having been lately thorough-
IL repaired, and having received a new Sau! Ms-
chine, and new BoHs. Of superior quality.
The undersigned, confident tina, he can do his
work o. well as II can be done in Tie country, re-
specially solicils a trial. J. L, SKINNER.
Nov. Is, 1911. 2i---tf
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Moral Reform, Movement.

These societies are actively engaged in New
York in getting names to petitions for the sup
preston of seduction and adultery, and the tables
of the members at Albany are crowded with 'hem'
Mr.. Sherwood, in presenting one oil
those seductive petitions from II. iauieS
from the town of Hamilton, in Madison
county, took occasion to remark, that the
petitioners must be mistaken as To the
venue of the grievance of which they com
plained. He said there was at that place
a theological seminary for the purpose Of
preparing young gentlemen for the minis
try, and he thought it impossible that the
evil complained of should exist there ;
but inasmuch as these ladies probably
knew more abou, the fact than he did, he
complied with their request and presen-
ted their petition. Really, if these ladies
knew how ridiculous all this makes them
appear, they would not be SO ambitious of
sending their names to the Legislature in
connection with the subject of seduction.
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Lose Of Homs.-Pcrhaps there are not
to be found on the face of the earth race
of human beings who's attachment to their
native place will bear a comparison with
that of the Ilindoos. There are no pri-
vations which the IIindoos will more hest
tate to bear than TO abandon the spot
where he was born. and if continued OPP
preston drive him forth, he will return to
it again, after long years of exile, with
fresh fondness. No doubt this excessive
Partially to place is not without its effect
in producing the extreme submissiveness
of character which belongs to the natives
Of India. Let his rulers impose upon
him what exertions they may, the Tyer,
or cultivator will never cease to make
exertions to meet them, instigated all the
while by the apprehension that he fail in
his payments his lands may be made over
to another.
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Executives Notice,

a LII persons having claims against the
"a estate of Harvey Benson, decd, are
hereby notified and requested 10 appear
before the Probate Justice Of La Sale
county on Thursday the 9th day of March,
A. ID. ls43, for the purpose of having the
same adjus;ed--that being the time ap.
pointed by the subscriber for the settle.
ment Of all claims against said estate.
FANNY BENSON,
Erecuirir.
Jan. %, ls43. 34-O