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TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!!I
WASHINGTON AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY
The oldest Tea Eafablishment In America
PRINCIPAL ESTABLISHMENT IN NEW vonK
Tlln q Nr1M rrI,A GIlMnA n1N, LIZ :.

PRINCIPAL EsrA nLisHMEET IN NEW vonK.
.. The CANTON TEA COMPANY has -.
tSSSG been popularity known ior many years.
lISkI This is The largest and "ldesI Tea Esiab, ESX
tAal1ma iis,Inent IN America. lhe public have tRA y
had it pfnoi Of their integrity and responsibility Hit
aeh aa been Tie great and pressing demlnd for fher
1EASoi late Il,ai They haze been obliged 10 enlarge,
great extent, ,hen @o pr.cipai establishments III New
York. VIZ.
I25 Chatham aud 163 Greenwich streets.
They moreover possess facilities, IN relation lie Tea
Trade IN very abundant degree, ani doubtless superior
10 any oIlel Tea Concern in America Their sernpulo4
regard 10 all principles thai elevate the character
large house IL well UNDERSTOOD and has already secured
Them connexion, probably larger than all other Tea Es
united and they consequently fsisrmneG
10 sell Teas Pner fragrant and perfect Tor the prices,
in the aggregate fiian any ho,ae IN the world China
eepfed 5.5
They most zeslonsly invite The attention Of the inhab
tauia Of Wahh,ngionio thei, Agency where The following
asorinsnia are always hand and hey feel no hesita
ton IN stang that wherever SINGLE irai Is made, avery
decided preference eise tho celebrated Teas the
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
n5- Reader, make the experiment.
Retail Ptes as Ioirs subject ~ al n BE- returned
II pnfu nm ,lnf. ,
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Das. DREsBAcA, KUHN a PRYOR's
DYSPEPTic CORDIAL.

AH q estong,+ DEAR SIN As an act Of justice aud e.
lead Others 70 The same remedy have the
minalon OF offering YOU my voluntary tribute 10 Of
1lefsrl. "DHsenAea krIs Paroa's DrspgPIh' Goa
IIALR .
For long lime lhsve suffered from the effects OF Dys
peps1 so nurh 30 that my digestive organs would PEI
form tleir iuBetonf, almost every thing was nmed
lately elected nom my stomach and the intense burning
in iiisf region rendered my situation miserable
was fortunately advised BY friend Try your msdi
cine and after using two bottles completely reisHed
rom all the troubles which endured
Accept sir my warmes wishes for the success OF this
valuable medicine and believe me, sincerely yours
JAMES ID. MASON
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nAlrmoaa. No. 81 pine street, Oct 3, lsAs.

BALTIMORE No g. Pine street. Oct 3, lsAsi
c Hfrsfons SR feel Il 10 be my duty bon 10
you aud the public my testimony TO the efieehey
u DR.. Drtsbach Kuhn 4 Pryor'a Dyspepuc Cordial
severely afflicted with the dyspepsia andmy d.
gesys orRans wire so completely deranged that could
retain nothing on my stomach ! was wasted away 10
mere skeleton suffered the most acute pains, and had
sons of almost deathly sickness nasmch thai expected
In death an early release from my suiferinfs Fortunately
heard az your Conll and Of the wonderful cures II had
etfere aud was induced Try IT, did FIRST almost
without hope Hut sier had taken few doses, Ibesan
fs.l better my appetite returned digestive faculties
began their functions my spirits revived by
s.t time had taken two bottles the tone OF my stomach
entirely restored and placed In the ENJOY Of
perfect health since then although period upwards Of
year hiss elapsed have had return Of he disease
Very iruly, WIN REEFSNiDERS
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1000 Hard red Brick,
900 btsf quality Fire Brick.


Class No. 2.
Delivery 10 be commenced or before July ls aud
br completed by September LIST, neat
$50 running ieet beet foundation stopa zach
contain ~ 10 is cubic set
go running feet OF coping from feet isst
inches wide and NJ least feet Long, in AL abnut6s9
perch
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CYRUS W FIELD 4 co,
GOlhDiiSSIoNiPAPER WAREHOUSES,

-. \, I, ~. NV Y H'IfIlhE Sip, NV York
'ih hkhfh market prices fah, cAaH for R1gs, Cur
i fdA bagsIHs. Grass Rope 7arred Roye Hemp Hsps.
Rope suIngs, Cotton Waite, lstvny Bafefaf, and al
Other Kind OF Paper Makers Sock, a, et ar Warehouee
Ia Pau street, New York = :
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Notice 20 Presumption Claimants

Every Person entitled to the right % presumption any
above enumerated Is required 10 establish the same 10 The
sasfacon NJ The register and receiver Of the proper land
,sr ,ss,ng ,h,s ~. anJ h.a, ~ ~ y" ps, ,
the commencement OF the public sale Of he lands em
braeine the tracts claimed Otherwise such ol1ms viii be
fortified
RICHARD VI, YOUNG,
Mar O-Iavi2w
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JOHN JACKSON Esq Editor of The Railway Reubl
an published The above certificate, and remarks IN al, eli
l,rial az follows:
u5- The suceens OF DIR ToWNSENDS PREPARA
TON OF SARSAPARiLIA appears 10 be one Of the mos
extraordinary character We publish oday two certificates
from the Rev Mr., White, Staten Island a eeniisman
web known in Railway. Capt Mclean beleyestle medi
cine 70 have saved his lite, and Mi White seems 10 enter
tain equally strong confidence It's efficacy Intelligent
like these would praise strongly wllt ry ,ii
~, i,,lly believe 10 be de serving
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt q W Mclean, Member ofthe Legislature and late
certificate II tells lis own story.
RAILWAY, Jan. 25, ISH,
year since was taken will, the influenza, and my
whole system lell In debnae state was Induced 10
ny DIR WNSENDSsARsAPARIILA and after taking
Two or three bottles, was very mur relieved and ari
bue L entirely TO the said Saysaparlla have continued
taking t., and find thar improve every day. believe il
sayed my HE and wonld not be without under any con
siera'ion q. w MCLEAN,
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By the President:
RICHARD youHa,
COMMISSIONER % The General Land Office
Notice 10 Presumption clalmamts.

Every person entitled the right pre- empiom any
o The lands within the townshpa and parts Of townships
ahoVe enumerated Is required 10 esab9h the tie
satisfaction Of the register the proper land
oice and make payment therefor practicable
alter seeing ts notice and before the day appointed for The
commencement Of The public sale Of the lands embracing
the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will he forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
COMMISSIONER oithe General Land Office
Mar I--lawl1y
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NEW yoRK, September 10. 1873.
Gentlemen B.! LAYING used yonr DisnIectng Fluid my
last voyage IN the Washington across the Atlantic found
an Invaluable article or destroying the eivia from the
Water closet DC,
Is also valuable Tor the passengers TO use In their state
rooms particularly In OF sickness think the best
dislnfecttng agent ever invented
iSigned j. JOHNSTON
Master Steamer Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company.
To Messrs PopfIN, RooRRs d Co.
ran ID dom "..
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MI 7cslianeous To be delivered as required
so sup t. in White Oak boards lG lengths, by IL inch
wide
icords straight White Hickory in and 5 ieet lengths
suitable for handles, &c.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.


Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption be erred bron-
rhHis, Consumption, Ltrer Complaint, Colds Coughs,
6atorh Ashid Spaifing W Hood Soreness nthe Chest
Hectic Finish, Aight .Sfeds Difficult P,ofase Erpers
forafion, Pam II ne Side d., hare been and be
ed
Probably there q remedy thar has been 10 sue
ses and strengthens The system and appears heal
The lungs and the patients gradually reg ain Ieir usual
health and strength.
ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Read The following, and doubt, ii you can that COns,mp.
ton be cured This ia only one, several kindred
races, Thai TOWNSENDS SARSAPARIlLA has cured
IlRooKIyN, Sept IA, lsiG.
DR. TowNsEHD-Drar Sin II was taken lille over a
year ago. with severe cough and pam my side; In.
creased on very fast indeed pronounced BY ply.
scans 10 have the quick consumption raised large guam
rites OF bad matter had night aweas, nndsnking very
iasinly doctor aid he could do nothing me- went 10
The hospital IN hope Of being benefited was
as ncnrabie was now greatly distressed The lungs and
conld hardly breathe soon became emaciaed aud OK.
peced 10 dei was confined 10 my bed and was obliged 10
have watchers Indeed cannot give you any description
Mat would do Justice TO my case supposed BY my
friends TO be past recovery had tre great number d,
remedies, and all seemed 10 be OF effect read Of The
most extraordinary cures performed by Your medicine ana
% tell you The truth, suspected there was humbs, "
them Bni was minced 10 Try u; did so, and an ss,,
thankful did cannot say that am entirely we'll but
am so an 10 be about my bsness and hou.
10 be entirely well few weeks MY cough pan IN tbr
side, and night sweas have LETT me- and raise bur very
little, aud am hast gaining my usual strength feel il nv
duty 10 give yo saiemeui Of my case, publish, YOU
please,
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n5- TAKE NOTICEi--The Cantan Tes
Company are the erciusire veniera OF The s,perinr
blick Tea Failed H0WQUA,S AIIXTUREn They in,ro
dced u IN America In 1870 and every other person M,
house protesting 10 s.l the all much leas a,
lower The uhwary The public h1mselvrs
WI perceive by comparing The spurious with The genuins
HiHroMi'm senle1 by he Canton Tea Company
Every package lin addition lta containing nm ,re,gs,
independent o. The wrapper bears he eiamp n neatness
AMI elegance and The Teas therein SO ornrby serrsd
nnimpa'red In any climate. 't''',
CHARLES A. Comfy, Agent,
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Glass No. 10.

This yellow Pine Timber must be iffe iro
knots, wind shakes and other defects
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INTEREsTING CASE OF oRAMp CHoIIc

Ch1 hes are always Distressing sometimes fatal an article
DTrsbaeh Kuh aud pryors Dysprpiic Cordial has done
certainly oufhi 10 be made pnbie
The proprietor has no hesitation in saying he never lizard
Of anything acting promptly in giving relief The follow
ing cases are amongst others confirming The statement
Mr.. G HTaonc SIR-one dry last week In my haryss,
field Of my hands was seized in violent manner be
entire rysemhiF hands, his 6nsera toes, &c contracted
and all his limbs distorted IN an unnatural way Eight men
employed in rubbing his hands and egsiising whs
Key in ihe aetand bathing his face and temples with
liquor For Two hours the process continued
wlhoui any abatement in lie disease The man during he
time screaming with agony then sem boy to Mr. 4
oliyiays about mile of 10 Try II anything could be got
efyour msieine named Drs Dresbach Kuhn and Pryors
Dyspeptc Cordial His exremiies had by this time be
lid not think he could live ten mnut-s-sncl an object
never before Witnessed During the paroxism large knots
would run up and down hs legs---msn rubbing him con
SANITY now commenced giving about one.thrd Of the
DSspeptc Cordalsaon afer which thought perceived
some change for the better IN ten deen minutes gave
The quantity ofhe medicine, found his pulse had
somewhat returned then gave the balance Of the Cor
ial at about the same interval after taking the last
portion he entirely relieved the spasmihe disease
wa9 now conquered and state OF ensned The
toron he was thrown into made him quite in his body
snd limbs we continued the rubbing process come Tin E
Stter The srasm ceased.
DR. Skinner arrived some time amer The last dose Of The
Cordial had been given and after the spasms had subsidized
the man was relieved and lying before him hearing
Cordial had saved his lie pr Maceabbn came soon alter
DR.. s and his opinion cnncded the subject with him,
krown MICHAEL CARROLL
BALTIMORE, February 81, 1919
Mr.. c. Hrztone.-DsAR SIN Having been subeci Ia
attacks Of Cholic for long time which length became
frequent thar was afraid take drink OF cold
water AT about is lime, Zone ago. advised
Try ORA Dresbach. Kuhn aud Pyors Dyspeptc Cordial
sold by you, thai Il would certainly do me harm, and
might do me great good, to which consented, and
ealing my meals, very ioundit doing good
my fears were disspaed feeling thar had REMEDY
II case Of attack And am pleased to say that have
scarcely needed any other medicine that time, and
IN mi nd Thar
but slightly; having the remedy hand which soon
n reqnsnon with effect You may readily imagine how
grateful feel al having such remedy, remembering that
had suffered nine hours Of agoniZng psn in the last
TACK before receiving said Cordial
keep said Cordial con.tanty in INV house and do
venture from home without taking with small q,ian.
hty. would not be without deprived OF il any
count Respectfully yours,
WI ANDERSON, No II Hanover 81
For sale by . r. CALLAN.
X. s. PATTERSON
Georgetown by o, NJ LlNTHlCUM
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Qaaa ~. n

Class No IL.
To be delivered as required
2i0 bsrrtls OF good sharp building Sand
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Din TowNsEND Dear SirI have the pleasure TO iniotm
yoa hat three OF my children have been lie Scro
ced very severely with bad have taken only o,r
bottles took Them away, for whrh feel myself under
deep ohlig alton. Yours ~ apectully
ISAAC w. GRAIN, I0s Wooster street
New York March L. 1917.
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SCRoFuLA CURED.
THREE CHILDREN

This certificate conclsively proves thai This SARSApl
RiIIA has perfect control HE mosf obsrnale isra
Of HE blood Three persons cured In house Is unpr
ceiieIied y
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-14

IMPROVEMENT IN PLANTING gCArE.-The fol
lowing account Of . new plan for adding to the
luxurious condition of the cane fields, il from
the Planters Banner, published in Attakapas,
La: s.
In the. upper end Of this parish there are some
fields Of splendid cane, which show a great con-
trast with much of the cane on the Teche be-
tween Franklin and Pattersonville. We are in
formed that these fields of cane in the upper
part of the parish the rank luxuriance of
their growth to the practice which has of late
been adopted by the planters in that neighbor-
hood, Of planting an abundance of peas with
their corn, and Of ploughing in peavines, corn
stalks, cane tops, &c, instead Of burning them
off. We have long believed this practice 10 be
of the utmost importance, and we have further
more believed, and still firmly believe, that if
such a custom were to become common, the
Of even our Oldest fields would
certainly astonish our oldest planters. Let
every planter try a few acres, if he is not fully
Of the importance Of this matter,
and in a year or two he viii become satisfied
what are the practical facts in the case.
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stealing In upon him, showed him happy visions
OF ms youth, OF his mother, Of love, and hope,
and joy; of green fields, and the murmurine
brooks which had first revealed melody unto
his soul; and the young man thought that death
must be come, and that he must be on the
threshold of another world.
But an awful shout, a tremendous clamor.
burst on his ear; a thousand voices roar beneath
ms window. The young man starts from his
dream-what is that he hearst
"Aux armes! citoyens,
Former vos battaillons," etc.
"What is this!!" he cries, AMY song of the
Rhine!"
He listens. A beautiful and clear voice -
singing; 1t is still his song, and then the terrible
chorus is taken up by the people; and the poor
composers first wish is gained; he feels that he
is famous. 7
But he is dying, choked, stiaed with char
coal; lie lies senseless, f%ainting on his bed;
put nope aed Joy give him strength. He rises,
aus rather than darts across the room, his
sword in hand. One blow shivers the panes of
his window to atoms; the broken glass let's in
the cool sea breeze and the splendid song. Both
entered the room the composer was able 70
stand. In ten minutes he had supped in the
porter's lodge, dressed, and come out to be
borne in triumph back to the theatre, where
that night he heard, amid renewed applause, his
glorious song sung between every act, and each
m gaining renewed ~laurels.
Ten days later, Rouget de LIsle was mar
ried to Claudine, the prima donna of Marseilles;
and the young composer, in gratitude to her,and
her countrymen, changed the name of his song,
and called it by the name it is still known
"I'he MarseiAaise..n
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-14

Ffue Persons ShoL-On the 2Sth ult. two
fashionable Frenchmen arrived at 81. Louis and
put up at the City Hotel. They registered
their m as Conte GonsaIve de Montesquion
and Conte Raymond de Montesquion, late from
Paris; they were assigned rooms in the third
story of the hotel. They were well provided
with + and baggage, having been hunting
for some weeks in the Illinois marshes. . -
Between II and II o'clock on Monday night
the report of a gun and the cry of murder was
heard in the vicinity Of their room. One of the
frenchmen had gone with a loaded gun to the
window Of a room occupied by MI. 7. R. Bar
mum, nephew Of the proprietor of the establish
ment, and having taken deliberate aim, fired, the
ball taking effect in Mr.. Barnum's side and ira
yersing his body. The same ball wounded q
steward of the house who was in the room. A
Mr.. Jones, an extensive carriage, manufacturer,
who roomed opposite to Mr.. Barnum, rushed
into the hall and instantly fell, shot through
the heart. ~
Capt. Hubbell and Mr.. Henderson, who ac-
companied Mr.. Jones, were also both wounded.
Soon after, a number Of boarders and police
men entered the Frenchmen's room, seized and
conducted them to prison. One Of the two
acknowledges himself guilty, exonerates his
brother, and assigns as a cause for his deed, 81
fulflment Of the wishes of God.n From an
examination Of their effects, among which were
letters Of introduction to Bishop Hughes and
other distinguished persons, a large quantity
Of costly jewelry and clothing, and eight thou.
sand francs in gold. $3.50 ssz.ea
There was great and increasing excitement
in st. Louis about the event, and the Mayor
had found it necessary to station a strong po-
lice force in and around the county Jail. as
AT the last dates, Mr.. Basnum was in avery
critical situation. His physicians had given him
up as hopeless. s~'azi II"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-11-14

A NEwsPAPER.-The newspaper is the chro-
nicle of civilization-the common reservoir into
which every stream pours it's living waters and
at which every mar may come to drink. It il
the newspaper that gives to liberty it's practical
life, its constant observation, its perpetual yigi-
lance, its unrelaxing activity. The newspaper
informs legislation Of public opinion, and i'm
forms the people Of the acts Of Legislation. And
this is notall The newspaper teens with the
most practical morality; in its reports of crime
and punishments you find a daily warning
against temptation; not a case in q police court,
not a single trial Of a wretched outcast or q
trembling felon, that does not preach to us the
awful lesson, imprudence leads to error, how er-
ror conducts to guilt, how guilt reaps its bitter
sures your success. Who have done the most
for mankind! Who have secured the rarest
honors! Who have raised themselves from po-
verify to riceesg Those who were steady to
their purpose. The man who is one thing to-
day. and another to-morrow-who drives All
idea pell.mell this week, while it drives him the
next-is always in trouble, and does just moth
ing from one years end to the other. Look and
admire the man of steady purpose. He moves
noiselessly along, and yet what wonders he ae-
complishes. He rises-gradually we grant
but surely. The heavens are not too high for
him, neither are the stars beyond his reach
How worthy Of imitationj-D. C. Co~lesworthy.
fruits of anguish and degradation. The news
paper is the familiar bond that binds together
man and man-no matter what may be the dis
lance of climate or the difference Of race. Here
it is that we have learned how to syinpathize
with the slave, how to battle for his right
to wrest the scourge from its task-nnaster.
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State of Louisiana-Parish Of IberriR
Succession Sale.

DY virtue Of a decree or order Of the Hon.
ID 9Th District Court of the State of Louisi-
ana, in and for the parish of Iberville, bearing
date October 22d, lS49, to me directed, l will
offer at public sale to the highest and last bid
der on
Saturday, the 94th Of November,
ls49, at 10 o'clock A. M, the following describ-
ed property, belonging to the
Succession Of Cornelia Virginia Randolph,
deceased, and to the community which existed
between said deceased and her surviving hus-
band, Charles A. Thornton, to wit:
l. A TRACT OF LAND OR PLANTA-
TION, lying and situated in the said parish of
Iberyille, on the right bank of the river Missis-
sippi, measuring two and a half arpents front
on said river, by forty arpents in depth, with
the opening thereunto belonging, giving said
tract of land a superices of 1875 arpents more
or less, bounded above by land belonging to
Joseph Achille Hebert, and below by land of
Edward Daigre, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, being and thereunto
belonging, and with all the privileges and SER
vitudes thereto attached. @
The above plantation is situated one mile be-
low Bayou Goula; 80 arpents of the tract are
in wood, and the balance in the highest state of
cultivation, and thoroughly ditched; with Is
arpents of plant cane. The improvements are
all new, extensive and neat; the dwelling house
"a by SO feet, and every necessary out build
ing complete; yard and garden neatly laid out,
with numerous fruit trees, and %shrubbery, &C.,
of different varieties.
2. Not of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
3. Stock Of Horses and Mules.
a. A lot of thorough bred Mich Cows.
5. A small flock Of pure blooded Sheep.
6. A lot Of Carts, Wagons, Farming Uten-
sis, &c. &c.
Terms of Sale.
The plantation payable one-third in all the
month Of March 1850, one-third in all the
month Of March 1851, and one-third in all the
month of March 1852. For the movable pro-
perty, all sums Of $40 and under payable in
cash, and all sums over $40 payable in all the
month of March 1850. Purchasers to fur
nish notes endorsed to the satisfaction of
the Tutor of the minors, payable at the Office
Of the Recorder of said parish, and if not
paid at maturity, said notes to bear interest at
the rate Of eight per cent per annum from time
due until paid. Special mortgage to be retained
on the land for security Of the payment of said
notes and all interests that may accrue thereon.
Sale to take place on the premises.
]. l. PITT, Sheriff.
Parish Of Iberville, Oct. %, l849.-oc24
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Two principles in human nature reign:
Self-loye to, urge, and Reason to refrain;
Selflove, the spring of motion, actsthe SOU;
Reasons comparing balance rules the whole.
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CT!

13 CAMP M. Barnett, [13 CAMP.
AS now ON hand and is constantly receiving
an immense stock of
Ready Made Clothing.
All Of which being made up at his Factory in New
York. enables hin, to cell as cheap as any other es-
tabiisbmspt Of the kind in the south. UCoun,ry
Merchants wilt end it to thsir advantage to give him
q call. M. BARNETT, .
oc24 Is Camp st,