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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29

" ONDON BOTANIC VEGETA.
IA BILE SOAP, so justly celebrated for its
very superior qualities in cxtricating grease of
every kind from gentlemen's clothng also, oil,
paint, tar, ETC., without doing the least injury to
either cloth or color. Dor sale by
G.. G. BRISTOL.
Buffalo, juno, 90.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29

VUyHE Subscriber wishes to employ some per-
son to plough 30 or 30 Acres of Oak Open
ings nearly free from roots; prompt pay and Ii
beral price will be given to any individual who
will faithfully do tho work.
Constantine Sent H. 1856.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29

~ NREEHeOM.-Notice is hereby given.
H that application will be made TO the Legis-
laturo of Michigan, at it's present session, for an
act setting off the surveyed townships Nos. and
8, now attached to the township of Sherman, in
to separate township to be called Freedom; also
that the first town meeting be held at tn, hous,
of F. A. Tisdell, in said township.
Dated, March l. 1887 35tf
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29
Thomas G. Hall, } A TTACHMENT.-

VS.. N Notice is hereby given,
Joseph b. Miller. } that r.. G. Hall has sued out
an attachment against the goods and chattels,
moneys and effects of Joseph b. Miller, an absent
debtor, and that the same will be tried before G.
Yates, Esq. aJustice of the Peace, in and for st.
Joseph county, at his office in White Pigeon, on
the 4th day of May next, at o'clock, p. M.
THOMAS G.. HALL.
White Pigeon Feb 10 1897. AZ
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29

SILK GOODS.-Blacks silk Camblet. col
~ orcd do. do. black sarsnets, black silk velvet,
black and colorcd Gro dc Naples, Gro dc Rhine
and pink straw, greon and blue Florence silks,
Spittlcfold, flag, red and yellow Dandanna hand.
kerchiefs, Ondalinc fancy do, white, green and
black gauze wells, white and black silk hose, frogs.
piping cord belt, gauze and taffeta ribbons; blk
galloons. JOHN S. BARRY.
Constantine, Oct L. 1896.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29

vs.. ~ NOtlce is hereby gIVeh,
Joseph B. Miller. What John J. Nichols has sued
out an attachment against the goods and chattels,
moneys and effects Of Joseph B. Miller, an abb
sent debtor and that the same will be tried before
C. Yates, Esq, a Justice of the Peace in and for
st. Joseph county, at his Office in White Pigeon,
on the 18th day of May next, at one o'clock, 2. M.
JOHN J. NICHOLS.
White Pigeon, March 8, 1887 Sc
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29

nRUGs.-Ico's pills (; gum Myrrh; sup.
IL carb. soda; Tartarc acid; Dyott's pills !;
sponge; lucifor matches crude borax refined
do; gum camphor crm. tartar red precipitate;
gum Arabic; African pepper liquid opodeldock
oil of spike; British oil; gum fetida; Rowands
tonic mixture torch vcnet sweet and castor oil,
&C. &c. JOHN S. BARRY.
Constantine, Oct. IL.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29

boots * sHOEs.--A new supply Of
AD Boots and Shoes. consisting ofmen's thick
boots, calf do. boys boots and brogans, men's
thick and kip brogans, woInen's leather boots and
shoes, do. morocco do, do. stuff do mems seal
pumps women's slips, do gaitcr boots, misses
leather boots and shoes, &c. &C.,, Just received
and offered for sale ON the most liberal terms.
JOHN Is. BARRY.
Constantine, Oct. IL, 1886.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29

STRAXED from the subscribers, about the
- 18th of October, THREE STEERS; ons
of Thorn three years old, spotted brindle-tho
other two were two years old |; one black, crop
off the right ear and slit in the left. The other
brown, star in the forehead and white flank, ear
mark Same as the other. $40 Reward will b
given, for their return, or for information whoss
they may be found
Y. TRACY
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29
White Pigeon. Feb, 10, 1897. 80
Thomss G. Hall, } A TTACHMENT.-

VS.. : fN- Notice is hereby given,
Daniel Beck. >that It. G. Hall has sued out
an attachment against the goods and chattels.
moneys and effects of Daniel Beck, an absent
debtor, and that tho same will be tried before c.
Yates, Esq. Justice of the Pence, in and for ST.
Joseph county, at his Office in White Pigeon, on
the 4th day of May next, at O'clock, p. M.
THOMAS G. HALL.
White Pigeon, Fob 10, 1897. 80
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29

NJOTICE.-All persons are forbid cutting
II any wood from cur land or drawing any n
way that is already cut, without calling at the
store and letting their wants be known, when
thew will be accommodated on reasonable terms.
ISAACJ. ULLMANN.
Constantine, Aug. IL, 1896.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29

SHER1FF'S sALE.-By virtue of an
y Execution issued from the Circuit Court for
the County of st. Joseph, Michigan, against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenemcnts Of Asa
bel Slavery, in favor of Gustavus Swan, have
levied upon Lot, No. "a, in the village of White
Pigeon, together with the buildings thereon all
of which shall expose for sale at Public Auc-
ton, on the 4th day Of April next at one o'clock
p. M, at the Court Honse in Centrcv.e.
fCE EDWARD A. TRUMBULL,
Centsrvillo, Feb. g. 1887. 6wN ShsrH
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29

NTOTICE.-The person who borrowed the
IN subscribers Saddle, Bride and Martingale
three months ago, will obiige him most essential
ly by returning the same, whenever he gets
done with IT,. CHARLES s. ADAMS.
N. B.-Should the saddle, &c. be entirely used
up, he will please call and pay for it.
C.S. A.
Constantine, March 8, 1897. SO
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-03-29

N Office is hereby given, that an applica-
~ ton will be made TO the Legislature of Mi
chigan, at its next session, for permission to
build dam across the ST. Joseph River, one
mile or mile and quarter above the Constan-
tine Bridge, for Hydraulic purposes.
Dec. 81, 1896. IOWA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04

tAh - sad, O. potiIa ale, "a Ttrf..
ceg ~ ASA aef 81 Sag asa. Al tSs
lzta Eesiteao ~ go 49, t..st -. =.
TeFpapia Mes. ( 49, 60, ~ ,s...,-
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Re1fin9 IS 80 kines, Pisasha. .spf,s
80 81 aFriiae tlssaslls.
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APRIE coUnF. 1881.
V l'k iellssieg ssrapganssi q ihs Ma
eierRAVap, ioto cio1las, ; maas 81
ia9 Ecukl, fiaf
cis,s ~. I.--iDavis fIunrArsVs. yoho =.
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sol11s naksl Tapseoil. Thonss TIis 6sri,ls.
ySilllam =. TuFbaF, nfaxtaa D8ssapogl, 80
AphgFt woftkiaEion, e aiioiS saa koli
ce,s, 6 Alsg Tsrn, q ssh ysar fsoa nbd
cisa ~. a-AJaaos Hlia, Johs alolsr
yeha Yates, Johs 9. osllakeF, GoofsS y.
stephepaea, tohn oaiglay, Theses Briseos.
ED TboDas 81 Wiills. O. attsud aaa koi3
coeEt q August Tesn, q esah yoar fson
ou1 kflag sis Eata.
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efaathsa, ED Wn- n Lask. - silaId aoA
hel4 cooss q NeVsnboE Toria. q eaeh yuoP
fEem sd ofiss this date.
G18 ~. A. Eliohari Williams. Rfehana
nellei9, Wa. Butler, Jassoh MotluPrno.
lt1ese4 a. teaaAingloa, ThomeS EEita "a.
80 81. LaeAlana, aBa oseFga w. Han, r,oaa
- at,ead an4 bold coura q Marsh Tarr. n
paeA geAE ssol asa aitsf tAls esss.
SAMUEL >. CRAaER, .. ..
April s., leS5.--ss
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04

- ~~-tHO NAA-A44.4
Sh0M rsesAt adiiIleas, No ntaeh a. Vs.-
- q coees b utv VERY iaFas 80 $780,.
- to.sewlng dessable srticlss naS ~
loaiaa eneaG themi
sops. s.asE' sod bIus O'stk uns f.ssy sssss.
sP..usid sirIOsd sna asursa pruS.h ns,s,.,.
q. Paris Printed Lawas,
biask ana eolofsd challsys,
bqrfee And aiFips6 usdresssd GslnkRs-,s
tr.osa. Briaish sd dsnsssis Prisls, (lsass,
V'.s.sa ..s pl.ln bsss. J...s., .ss s.A.
Plsld asd striped Jseoass casAr,sa.
Plain md dguFea Thoelis nIlulsioa 4 so,g,.
Black and wAifs Star Tstg,
Blonde ana plaia ThasIls and hnb9 Fo.tIng
boeinoi and Ca@hF,s Ragines anS sn.sreInu-
hnntaome theaad, islss. ana bohss Eirl-~S.
Big. snd white, Pilia end smb'd Enriiah -
10 q. % ~ SAls. ss,s..
tioee,
4 lsrsa sDPpiy % rhssIlo end Ria clsv...
blneks blue biaek Ed faucy oalid BrltioC-
fiaie, hen-stlehad ED baF8srud llAkh
gseneh and rambofed Wofhsa coilar,
CesSslie Coed and Velvet nthhsnIr
stks OF Cloth, and Bobiast Apfsss
Blue. Vhsls, aad Pink ssursd Saks, log Boo.
meta,
a spisSdit stock psw sl,ls Ribb.os,
Atsos large supply of faahionahls Roaae,.
He-' suseiASr with q Rreat varsity IN ethsr
nrtlelee in Biz line, q which { woa,if 1890,
iEgits lhe alisntioh of she I.n8isa.
JAMES .. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04

vas estlefbsFs ksss Al - Rssts.
fn. o1ar WillIansport. D1osyJana.
N1o 80 lstt ~ PafME R.VRiE -.
lad,s q eIeh = saassns1, coSsislIng o.
~. 81 ~, 2 ed ineh yellow end ,skIss
fiaa Dtes19 ftogn ~. ~, ne, "a, q 90 fsot
-, eAd 9 lneh Seplss .BoarSs--
-, - ~ - Ie6l RaFlsss- "a. IA ri
D 80 81 fpsl 1olsl- lVkIas- or. chsssst,
Qe4f kiue e1a Rsplsf eeansli1R. al oll
lss 49,. D. n, end ~ feet Psaeise BasrS,.
Ais, ll1 ttsslteloai 81 Hssssf Ts-sSsv
q seglega iensl aad hishasssss, msanur-
nc lgon - - 90 fssl b IearsA.
t4eT iil delivtg ~ ahoyo LanOsr ~
~ pelas1 - ~ e1aal, d tho oeuni rata q
.fnn restless, Peeeoqs pidhilR uiils %
l.e ~ aestl, eon - oaseu. iS,s8 Al -
.rlea, eeiie and on liborr l,ls.
3 ~ - aTTK,
Atsii 60 a853s-eI =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04

sistee - I've dssda ~ trust. eEeosg.
e q ~ 1absefibsg. q trnslss, ~
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~ Gt1SkA ONaa g ~ Csabty Ceogt 81
ssssTaeas I viii seii, q Nsfngdrs ~, aoik ~
Neg eEal, q TEGBRTs .Al7TS R.r5se Il
~ iewa 81 BaiiFeR Tsa Bouss = 81 hFtzt.
aad $ VeFf eonfogtsAss Alse. a - $3.50
uEs 80 7lsse. ~ Fsfaonai PfspsFly "a 80
tAoiea, eDefasiag ~ ssasi nFtisias Soc
eoase l.sesiae sask 81 Elslss, ns6 1laS, EkSi.s,
~ 49, Iesns. sasa. Sale % isks Plaas
g 1U'eiast, p. M
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04

e1O0-2 oo-a So q 2, - GO efD
e1O--82t--eQ o. l6--ala
Tieksts te9---lIalVsB Quarter. Is
Elghihs g 60
cegtsloatas ~ Paekaees ofQs whols tIsRRi-
4So--packeecs 10 IS half tietaia 6is8-
peeknE,s e $ quarter tisksls So CO.. pack.
eva 81 - aiyhths e9s Is.
eRor Tisksla aos Shares - coftis
saioe g Eeekases h ne aboVo spisudld
seAomss, n8drass
p. 9. GREGORY d 90. Sg..-v,p
(euccassora - Yaiss q M'intyrs.Y
WAsBiNsSsH CRY, b. q.
~ Oreoro from distances 81 usiI
PFonPslg aiianda1 - ard 90 aruVings in.
yeFiaely seHt ~ sooa e ever.
April 81, 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04
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y euhenTihef > tshrs =, naeshsaa e.
SO ~ = his iaa-yes.i, = iasrs ssr.is
q ~ ynrioes Aie8s of tagk rss1 = lsasI {.
y. geisA = VII ~ aho hlzkssi sarkst
David HOW'LL.
chaFlesloup Apili So. isSs.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04

8&49 GOODS.
~ Sow reesiSing fresh sanrlv q
~ spriag Goods, END vuoia lpsits ~ ens.
tomers and tho pabiie generally 40 ~ -
s1amtne thsns % ihsrs will 81 fouad su,onr
them,
BloS, black, ana sssOrisa ssloFsS clo,h.
Biet, eiaek, ana 90. Rsb6ed cse.l-see,.
Velvet satll-iaco AID hlafssiIIes Vos,Ir-.'
PaintSd LhHus,
Chaliistfss,
RgeaeA chinta, Londoo a.
kasliab an3 Amerienn Priata.
4aney eoloFed Ginshama,
Rapey Dress Shaula And tlanAhsv.Sihn
Faoeg Dress aiika,
Assoftsd colOFsd satiau.
AneRicsn NaHkiB,
srown, black end sFesh snmmsr ctsiA.
etaek Laetiog, Fouiiian PLAID.
fiaia aed Corded Ceiton Caae3nerpn
Ar0g1 and elsechsd Lisea nriilihta
tsaa DoDeaiioa. nreun aaa alasrksa
tstabaFg Cords. SlRiptd lasss.
Ids, and gsalialsnS Md oloEaa.
Hurlin 0iesea
Laelss' vAite esd bIaeE ceitos Eless.
ienn Hhite zee mined 60. 60.
seSSss 80 eaaaanas HaAdksfehlsh,
Asserted Settings,
gsnelssiis sasPsa3syu.
BoNREfE,
htesb latest Russia Drab ties,
Dc. e. elask silk "a.
Dc. %. Eirss e..
Ae1lsa' Seal slipp
DR- etaG -.
Do Aoreee0 -.
CbildFohS Do0ls,
3o. Aatlsleea,
De. MaEecca a..
4eaS lissl PaRgs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04
REsaBTRR.

s4s a. ctyisslsssn Dspos.
WUsF RECeiVeD, q o. cbarl..,av,
Dopoe, 8 sURely ag PEAsFKR. inns
eaa groaods whisA aill q ssla e - I1ost
April 9 la1g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04

t4@ uaeasFiesfe win giso tie magkst
Bgtee . easA - tlaso fsf iB5 o. 900
eaRds - Fssa eah ED biask uak BAaE
Apvn y. isaI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04
dLBX-RyNDRI.4 LoTTrRY

-ssi..-s- CAaeo ~ -ss.t-s-..s t--a
70 b dfawn e AlSsaAaria, D. c. On sainr.
cay. 1sey 81. ye37.
- ySS~esy LsliHp-IB Dssss RalIss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04

MhLB Rgsaslsa
~ old Peri FtNE
sl4 ohaFEy
PsFs tIsiisa3 Ola. anS Faai cosslss BFaadY.
iasa received go co. aala 81
ttA8aoND & eaRoPsafRa.
ApfH q. 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04

sttIEoaR ~ ~ Ga erts .,.st,,.f 4.
- $40 9si@ s6k, vii s6Ssnaaeu =
Slb4as - lfsdn1asay tbs Ioik A.
- MA eeEl eal eqellnae lArra ds4n. ~
'rI.4lei ~ paFees . Q tsFissaosSn q 80.
lsllay ~ In 81 ~ eamo msash.
ne euA, 1atn1eeta ~ eompaniss WIN ~.
feft % - ~ enT ~ shs tFaiSlnR. -
i-1S,H - lAelr Fe4peeliSo osmman6s.
~ erlsg 80 ~ Cal6asI
FRANCIS YATES. .a3Fs.
~ - tosh $50 A,SE. y ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04

I y Dgssua NiIusbsrs q sarh PseEses.
The mad splsndid L0lisEy ever asu1rn.
10 The United States.
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NV 41I9EI& 008DE
80 aev GsesislaV - eapelg 81 spFlsg
~ GOODS, - ehich woald lzapasieaily
iaslla ~ esssaiioa 80 ~ eusaarsFs ana
- 8 Z a'llEA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-05-04

sesar,,t
~ ~ ~ - r,snSSr $3.50
ffe1 air 1gsaoh fsI.n1 - ~
ttle'eee NiseR. li,tpsr.. Tsrrl.-.-
~ s1 rfoRellY llls ss1 i,s1 nnat g lusy.
80 ~ rll ~ MAJ Es. i...I 81 -
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apfter efs9. 4 ~ 81, 1881. 81.
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Ntsa ~ hiTe. 81 ~ rfcssat rets a
Rosa Ccck Aheefef pflss will s. = =.
- IS eas whe ea4essta1ts ktP hutissss
Es.Es.sS. As1ass. issg.
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SAMUEL :. CRAssER, :. ..
ApslI %. leSl.--sl
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-26
From BIackMond's Marnzinn

lea, COFFEE. AND ToBAcco--Thres
plants at this moment connect three diff.
terent quarters of the Globe, which for
ages have known little of each other with
out them. China is connected with Eng
land by scarcely any other link than her
tea; for three hundred years tobacco vas
the sole link between England and the
Western world, and Arabia is to this mo-
ment scarcely bound to US, but by her
coffee Such are the slender but power.
full sources Of national connection. Tho
discovery of Coffee was not made until the
latter part Of the 18th century, and, like
any other great discovery, it was the re-
suit of chance, adopted by necessity. An
Arab, the Scheykh Omar, fell under per-
secutlon in his own country; he and his
disciples fled to mountain in the provinct
of Yemen, where in the desert all usual
food failed him; a coffee berry grew there
wild, and the distressed refugee, as it was
too hard for him to masticate, tried its
effects in boiling he drank the liquor
found himself revived, and made it ln-
mortal.
Yet, recommended as it was by tie
refreshing properties, its spontaneous
growth, and still more, such is the abb
surdity of mankind, by the example Of
fool or knave, who called himself saint
coffee took upwards of two centuries 10
make ts'way into the world. Even in its
own country it was dishonored as pro-
phet among his kindred; and near as
Egypt was, it was not till the third centu-
nv from its discovery, that it insinuated
itself into the sober rotations of the Egyp'
tians. II is seldom that the world is in'
debted to superstition for any thing ex'
cept cardinals and carnvals; but the follies
Of the Arab devotees in the land of the.
Pharoahs, who can win golden opinions Of
men by extravagancies that would even
degrade the mules they ride, we're the FIRST
of Egyptian coffee drinking
These wretched people, spending halfthelr
lime in watching, and half their existence
in notifying the withered flesh Of their
tawny bodies, found coffee essential to keep
their bodies and souls together. The turk
next ADOPTED it, II suited his laziness and
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THE INSURGENTS AT GRAND BRULE.
The late accounts from Grand Brule and
its neighborhood are Of character to de-
mand full share of public attention. On
Saturday last, muster Of some hundreds
Of the rebels took place at Grand Brule,
and on Sunday a second was held, at which
we have been credibly informed that not
less than 1000 men were in attendance.
For some time past, we are assured they
have been at work upon intrenchments Of
one kind and another, for the defence of
Grand Brule, from an attack in either d.
recton, whether from Montreal or from
the back cauntry. An American gentle
man who passed through the place about
noon on Tuesday last, informs US that he
was stopped there and examined, by Boz
dy of about one hundred and fifty armed
men, who appeared to be acting as regu-
lar guard under the command of man
named Coursoles.
In the course of his examination he was
told that they had been keeping such
guard there ever since the Saturday be-
fore, and were determined TO allow no com
munication such as they might think OBJ
iectionable, to take place throughout the
district. While detained, our informant
saw a man who was stated to be prisoner,
make his escape from the house Of Mr.
Brazeau, just by. He was instantly pur-
sued by a mounted party, and doubtless
re-taken. After some delay, our informant
himself was allowed TO proceed, but he
was assured by the mail-carrier who over
took him at St. Martin, that the rebels re.
GREETED afterwards that they had not made
him prisoner.
On Wednesday we learn that the mail |
carrier was himself stopped on his return.
and his mail taken from him. The same
day party of one hundred or more pro
ceeded to visit and disarm most of the
royaIsts residing in that quarter Some
days before, individuals had been thus Wis
tied, but this time the movement was made
general A large proportion Of these dis.
armed loyallsts came into town Yesterday
with their families. and we are assured by
individuals of their number with whom we
have conversed, that the whole Of them
will Immediately follow. 1t is time the
leaders in this quarter were well looked
after. Their misguided followers are
stated to DO confident that complete vic
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The GREAT WALL OF CHINA.-The wall
which separates China from Tartary, has
been built full two thousand years. and is
supposed to be full twelve hundred miles
IN length-its height varies according to
the circumstances OF the surface. 1t is
upwards of thirty feet high, and twenty
four broad. The foundation is laid upon
large square stones, the superstructure is
brick; The centre is kind Of mortar, coy
cred with flag stones. 4 parapet Of no
ordinary strength runs on each side Of an
embattled wall. If we consider that this
immense fabric covers the widest rivers,
on arches Of proportonatc size, or in the
same form, connects mountains together,
occasionally ascending the highest hills,
or descending into the deepest wales, the
most active powers Of imagination will be
required to realize this effort of man! ia
every situation, however, the passage
along it is easy and uninterrupted; ana il
serves as military road from one end Of
the kingdom 10 he other. Al proper in
tervals there are strong towers placed,
from whence signals are repeated, and an
alarm may be communicated to the most
distant parts ofthe empire, with the expo.
ditlon Of the telegraph