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I1ARRoWGATE SPRINGS
:.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
A

IHREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
fstHE prophet of this establishment has the Flea
sure vi announcing to his friends and the public
in genel at he will be in READINGS shy the first day of
May Ia receive visiters He will also for the be-
neh, OF thuse at lance, thar there have been large
improvements nude, and others now going and in
rapd progress for completion. which will enable the
sutiscr her to accommodate much larger number than
heretoinIe. and at the same tme much better.
Familie can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
those who prefer can have arse cabins c,ached from
The main building.
II is deemed unnecessary lie say anything in particn
lar of the character these waters, 70 it generally
Believed that tev not inferior in the South
ern States. AL the usemelis that are generally
found at Watering Places, will he found at this. The
best music that this part of tn country Affords has
been nng ged and will be in cons nj attendance the
Springs during the whole season.
he suhscnb will avail himself of This opportunity
in returning his nnfeigned thanks FIR thu very liberal
support given him last season. and hopes hv the
tons that have heen made in improving and extending
the accommodations. to merit a Liberal patronage the
present season. JNO CRAM.
u,3
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NO MERCURY NOR CoPAIVA

------- ----I- !. wv .N1V.
A BOLT six months ago hat, the misfortune III get
Z " secret diaeusr, Tor nhich have applied to sc.e
ri doctors for cure and t,eN did no, cure INC. so now
tbs abase date nt myself uniler the cnc of Doctor
luef, and expect him To cure ne. Since thai tim,
the die got worse, IN break in large ulcers
10 the number Of six eight h leg, and all over
NY laca AMI sore t'ront and able to rork Il, h
present tim. on account Of t.e disease; ar:c nicer
the right side Of the throat. am no putting : 80
conf lently under the OF DIR. lluet, # Paris
to ba nerfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
GAIA ~
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TO THE LADIES.
A TKINSON'S DEPlLLATaRY, for removing SUI
IA ler6uous ',ar f,on the face neck aud arms with
equa safety and certainty, leaving the skin finer and
whittier than before the application. fresh supply
Just received at GUlONS,
Mol Exchange Hotel, cerner ST Charles and Canine,
It's, ,nk
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ron, STEEL II HEAVY GOODS-Iiat, square
H. and bundle iron, we'll assorted
Hoop, scroll aud rod iron, nail rods and plou. h
mouIis
Cast, German, shear. blisersd, spring, sheet and
Crowe, steel
Hollow ware, GU, aud wrought nails and spikes
Zinc, block tin, mill and grind s,onps salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, los Al d trace chains, corn mills
Anvls, vices Hammers and hcllows
Wire, sheet, pig and bar lead; shot
C~al, and conkng sluves
Ames, Rowlap'''s and other spades and slovels
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Shaps, and other axes
lard aud Mmrilla corslage. lines aud Irvine
ito' and shea'hing copper; Naval stores
Paints, linseed and sperm oil
a full assortment Of hardware anil slip chantery.
always Oh hand, and which are offered sale Vt whee
sale Or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
ma t,AyrD< " In Oil
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~, 1906 143 h. or Sd 23h
less; heing ) DAYS and Il hours

TEN DOLLARS REWARD. =
ANYWAY Fl m l69 Caron1eei cerner of Heyia
a streets, on he night of 30 h Of Au,us, and was
seen ne next morning in Peydras street, ngro boy
o. therenhou's in height, back and has in iAped-
,'nent in his speech of his legs is sure
by recent hurt he had hen he em away white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton antaloons
Masters If vessels and STERN boats are cautioned a.
gnns receiving or harborg said Negro as we'll as alv
other rersons, a the utmost rigour Of the law will b.
enforced against THIN. The above reward will be pao
frdeveing him int an, Of the jails of either Of thu
municipalities, or at 1863 Carondelet, corner of Hevh
Steeet. sept
NOIlCE-'ihc co,a' ,nershi heretofore existing
J! under the firm OF ''ubo,s & Gurretson, has beep
dissolved The subscriber will liquidate the affairs
ed TO make payment to him only, and all those having
claims, to present hem forsettIsalsn.
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JAKFIS ANT1KFWS,
mr. 5 Cor Common and Tchapitoulss .,s

NoTlCE.-1hc ewner of several packages mercbap
Y die marked Madame V. Artquencave. per shin
Groton from Now York, is hereby not fled thnt ,bsr
have been stored by STErSON, AVERY 4 co. '
nI3i Consiguces "ciruton'
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TENNER'S MAI OF LOUISIANA, &c. a.
"A NEW MAP Of LOUISIANA, with its canals, roads
n and distances, from place TO place, along the stage
and steam boat routes, by II. s. Tenner.
MITcHELLs MAP OF THE UNITED STATES showing
the principal Turnpike and common roads, on which are
given the ustsnces in miles from place to another
also the of the canals and rail roads through
nut the country carefully compiled from the best au-
thurities-published by s. Augustus Mitchell.
MirCHELLs TRAyI HERS GUIDE THROUGH THE
United STATES map of the roads, distances steam
boat and canal routes, &c. just received and for sale
WIN MkEAN
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RACoN sloES-s6 casks Cincinnati smnE -
S'aooihs from the s1esmSost Echo. and for Caleyv
BuGERT & llAWr
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r DO CERTIFY that the nb We mcnancd disease
4 quite well cured 10 satisfaction, for whi., |
hank Dr. HHeI; and moreover that TIL nedi
cine have taken makes me fat and did not inurc my
!'nlth nj NIL; therefore advise low sufferers
lose no time and apply 10 DR. a. Hnet, Is Bourbon St
they will find true isctor tor this coa,pIaint.
JOHN DEAN. 10 t,rnvier street.
II any one wants 10 me, call at M. Az q awe
street, and th,v will he SATISFIED.
Tobe published at the option Of Dr.. Nuet.
JOHN DEAN
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CHECKS ON PHILADELPHIA-Fors sale ly
" York;, BROTHERS.,
Ral % Camp street.
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MONTAGUE,S

B a In FOR THE TEETH
established reputation and constart lily incren ins
ID tcnihnd for this efe,unl remedy of pain and pre
serralive of the teeth, has induced tie subscriber
otter it to the American public. Arrangements hav
been made 10 supply agents in all the principal cite
nnd towns in the United States. place it ithi
the reach o those suffering and likely suffer this mos
harussing fall aches, Tooth aclle.
When applied according TO directions given on
bottle, IL has never failed III afford inniediate and
manen re ef 1t also arrests the decay IN lefsctiv
teeth, and relieves that soreness ltich Frequently
READERS strong tooth useless The application and
remedy are simple, Innocent rot unpleasant; and
The large u"her of persons in different sections Of IN
country, that have ur adv expere iced such deIish,t
ard sanitary effects from the of the Balui arc ready
to hear tor the public good) their testimony to its I'M.
rvhlied Qualities. 1t is an Indian remedv obtained
s'nsulary and unexpectedly, and ma he regarded bv
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
reman Of the woods
Phce 81 Ter bottle. Sold by
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
mrs Cor Common and Tchapitoulss 4s.
n EW BooKs-Nayal Sketch Book, ol, the Service
ifcat and ashore. With characteristic reminscen
:es, fragments aud opinions. BY tae author of
Tales OF Tar, &c. second series, in vols.
Random Recullections of tbs ilouso of Comnonc
hon the 1880 to the close OF 1885. including Del
lal sketches of the leading members-hy one of no mar.
y, just received and Tor sale by W MeKEAN.
- LATE PUBIICATI1NS.
5tRONWEli. ali Historical Novel, BY the author OF
- 1.-THE ltroihers,' NC. in :. vols.
Popular Medicine, or Family Adviser; consisting of
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene with
such hins the rra lice nj Physc, Surgery and the
diseases of women and children as prove uset in
families when regular physicians canhOi be procured:
being a companion und guide for intelligent principals
OF manu- actnries, plantations, and bonding school
headS OF families masters Of vessels, missionaries mr.
travellers; and useful sketch for yous uen cpm enc
iag tie study of medicin'. BY Reynell Coates, NJ. d.
Peer Purey's Universal History on the bases er
Geography. for the of families, illustrated hv muss
md ehgravinas, iii wills
Just received aud for sale by W 'ickEAN,
m9 Camp md Common ais
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EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. OF the Express Mail, betv'c-', MOBILE and New
Io'k.leaving Mobile DALI at 3P. M. Nortbwar
New York daily al 5 p. NJ Southwark.
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A NEW t.vo story hri.k house, situated ) doors
a from the sccud Nunicnalit, II All, on st Char es
ssies. .i-u very low, Possession given immediately
Enquire At the premises. p2a, #.
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i ] AhGISti AID KOTE-2Iz pc ccs ~ my, a..I
D $50 coils Rope, landing from Ambassador, for sale
by .NslH LAYEr Il AMELUAG
ul9 .u.. - II Commerce ST.
AG.HSC -5Ih PIECES kcatucky Ba..inr, laui il,
y from steamer Gu.i WAY ne. and for sale by
u,-.r,t fUlkE, BROTHERS,
taE
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COMPANY.
TEHHE stockholders of this company are hereby no.
IL tilted that by resolution of the board of direc.
ton passed the 10Th inst the call made on them on
share, rescinded, and the said stockholders are
further notified that
VIII REAS, by a resolution Of this board passed on
the 18th inst call has been ade the stockholders
OF the New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
Tor the following payments on the the stock held resp.c
tVely by them, vlz-two dolIarS per SHARE payable OH
The lrst day of September next; two dollars per share
payable on the first day of December next; aud two
dollars per share payable the Fl st day OF March
next Now therefore be it resolved, that the Secretary
OF ihls company shall notify the share holders therein
through the public pr OF the ely, that in ormiy
with the sixth section Of the charter heyarc Permit ID
to postpone any payment called in the stock If said
Company for the of sixty days. from and after the
day on which is made payable, with the expless con-
a'loE however, that if not regularly paid within the
SAID rro 'ngation OF sixty days. from and aft the dav
on which il should have een paid thai then the stock
on which said payments should have been made ia and
rena orfrited to the company, the charter OH that
point beng Imperative In conformity therefore, TO sui
call, all stock of the stockholders in said company as
think proper to pat off the payments their stock to
the end of the additional sixty days, which the charter
allows than, notified that the payment of two dol.
lars per share called for, and due the first of Sep
temher next may he postponed under the sixth section
OF said charter until the s dpy of October next thnt
the payment of wa dollars per share called for and
due on the first day of December next, may he post
poned until the 30th day of January next and The pnv
ment of two dollars per share called for and due on the
hsday of March next may be postponed until the SOth
day of April next
Extracts of the minutes of the board.
june 81 A McNAIR, Sec'ry,
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HihAh I,AiTo Sn''irM Collie;
n w 5 boyes NJ 5 DIV zach Mosslie " inc, 1876,
~ 10 do ni2 do do 1927
81 do off, do LIP Port 1876
"'' ~ 10 off, no l. p brown Sh",ry, lHlt
10 pipns extra Nnicirs. For ac by
HERMOGENE, BROWN K CIV.
-.-.| y t,,rti s;rr,r.
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WoOL HATS, in cases-25 dozen While Woo
w Hats for sale JOHN II GRAHAM.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

MAIL ARRANGEMENT
vor,ssr, Mou5 Due Every Day atl2M
1'''e'e' Aa"A'f Closes very day at I01 Am
,ys.,.,,, Mail Due every Sunday, Wednesday an
ce. .n G ss'rs sssry ,onaay wednssda
M. ,,l. Mail Dae every Tuesday, Thursday. nm
'Ae LAKE ak 4"a" samrda, by SIP. III. '''"'' ="
Closes every Monday, Wednesday
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S,aj liEELBARROWS, &c-45 " hecbarrows ., =;
w dirt do. in tn e, tor .nln by
= CHAMPLjN & COOPER.
mi i,,I',
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ii h 81 sme yelling house on Triton street, be-
~ I, cen Tiroi rce aud arnudulet 3tre.l
n'.'. Appl, To J OFT,
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L llu fourth proof American Grandy
nd larding, TOR SAFE Ly
tqa ISAAC BRIDGE g. CO.
NIL .. .H. 1874 Magazine street.
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e ,sL.suii-5ua hbis is / Flour. Tor sal" hv
L y milo BOND q DORSEY. a. New evee.
IN CASKS BACON sides for sue hy
eDJ mea q DORSEY. Al New even.
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U EMuN SYRUP u plCkLl,S-undcru npd's lie.
AA mon sy,iV, and Pickles, .ssnred Sizes also, 81
haxes of i.w is Il Haskeli's Pickles; for sale to cloc
consignment, by JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
al, cor Common and 'Tcho punuius
T. OAr-in hail boxes No Soap. brand oi james
~ tiould, for snls by ISAAC DiDGE N ca.
:H1s ISL 'arngrr st-"ct
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" W. SWAIN.

No. ii Canal s. rect hrr Orlyans
AS always on hand con tantly n wceiyin: Dr.,
Il Dyes, Chemicals, and Paln:s, alaong thcl. ar
IL
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the oCuilSt.
C9p'ed from thu w. c. fdpocate of the eth June 1917
AT the request of nr. Williams, we inser, the foj,w
ing tie from the Rev. MIR Howell of Nashville IN III,
editor of the South Western Christian Advocate WIZ
tappears has examined the Diplomas and Other a,c
ments, evcive ofthe Doctors claims to public
age In consequence of an accident Dr. W will ~.
main in Nashville few days longer than he AT first
Intermediary the LIST July. ~ III ''
Rev. Mr. 6ell:-Having been requested nv DR.
Williams, the ocust, in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents eyincive Of
his claims TO Pnblle confdeut in his profession have
in company with valued friend done so with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Pageot at nre.
sent Charge Atiares of the King of the French at
Washington, addressed to DIR. Williams testifyng the
commences OF the diplomas from the Kings of France
Belgium &c. as well as those from the Medical Socie
ties of France. He has numerous vouchers frem men
known TO be OF high reputation in this country received
since his arrival in the United States detailing instan
ces of great success in restoration of sight to the
o..nd have seen ne rly all his poor patients in this
ely. | knew none of them previous 10 thei cominr
amer his care; but all have seen say thew are nm,
qaestionably benefited
ROB'T. B. C HOWELL.
Nashville, June 81, 1882.
p. S. Since writing the auove, one of Dr. Williams
patients has called upon me- aud says he had actually
and totally lost the sight of eye Tor seventy wears
but now declares himself beteE that last night for The
first time in his life that he recollect, he could dis
ting ush, with tn eye some of the prominent, tars
learn that this old gentleman has lived many wears
in this rdgon, and says he has been Methodist during
forty years.
Yours truly,
augl6 R.B.C.H,
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-10

BILE in their crime, have fallen into the hands
of the government, and probably OF stern
Justice. Gagnon was already dead-of the
rest who crowded our prison even before
the expedition TO st. Eustache, we have al
ready Published the names. Since the
march of the troops on Wednesday last,
we have DR.. Chener killed-we have Du-
mouchel prisoner, man who from his
activity, and his relentless hatred of every
thing British, has with the exception Papi-
neau himself and others) done more than
any other in Canada TO foment rebellion,
and excite the ignorant 10 arms-we have
A. 3. Papinieau, a nephew of the Speaker
and M. p. for Terrebonne killed. Lori
mier killed. F. Labrie, (the sou of the
late DR.. Labrie, whose lucubrations N Can
ada ELECTED vote of 500l. from the assem-
bly,, that it might be spent in treason) Kill
led-we have Hubert, the advocate, killed
we have Fercol Peletier, another advo-
cate, prisoner--wc have the notorious
Louis Courselles, from the Cote of Terre-
bonnie, brought in yesterday, prisoner
we have the rebel force returned to their
homes.
Viewing all these actual facts, we esfi-
mate their effect to be the virtual extinction
of the revolution.
Captain Harris company of the Montreal
light infantry brought to town to-day from
st Genevieve, at the head of this island, ter
or eleven prisoners, whose arrest we have
learned was effected through the active ex
ertions of DR.. Henry Mount of st. An
mes. --Montreal Gaz. 10Th.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-10

Mr.. MCKENZIE has thirty pieces Of artil-
lery on Navy Island, balls enough for a
thousand rounds, five thousand stand of
arms, provisions sufficient to keep three
thousand men six months, and in fine, eve-
ry thing for long struggle. Volunteers are
pouring in daily.
Gen. VanRansselaer has the army drilled
daily ;-they can go through military ma
neuvres skilfully, and will soon be able to
meet the British trained serfs man to man.
Every thing looks well and encouraging.
". The knell of tyranny in Upper Cana
da has been sounded, and the pecan of Lib
erty will soon ring over their hills and
through their valleys. ns.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-10
SYNOPSIS OF CANADA NEWS.

Gov. Head has made requisition upon
Governor Marcy for M'Kenzie, on the
charge offelony. The latter replied IN
substance that M'Kenzie was not within his
urisdiction--that Gov. Head would find
him on Navy Island--and that if he were
in New York he should not comply with tho
reouistion on the ground that the offence
charged against Mr.. NIX, being incidents
of the revolt, were merged in the higher
crime imputed to him of treason-a polti.
cal offence, excepted by our laws from
those for which fngitives can be sure nder-
ed by the Executive. 1t is reported that
Governor Marcy, by way ofreturning the
compliment, made requsition upon the
Governor of the Upper Province for tho
volunteers from New York then on Navy
Island. Governor Heads eyes stood out
like two goggles when he heard this demand
and he exclaimed, "D--nit,I must catch
'em first. "--Detroit Post. gr Vn uyE
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-10
PROCLAMATION
by STEVENS T. MASON,

Governor in and oper the State of Michigan.
Wbere,s NV the sixth section of an act of Con-
prcss. passed the Goth day of April, 1918, it il
declared. "That if any person shall, within the
territory or jurisdiction of the United States, be.
gin or set on foot, and provide or prepare tho
MEANS for any military expedition or enterprise,
to be carried on from thence against the terrific
rics or domnions of any foreign Prince or stiie
ofany colony, district or people, with whom the
U. States are at peace any person or persons SO
offending shall be declared guilty of high misde-
meanor and shall BIO fined not exceeding three
thousand dollars, and imprisoned not more than
three years."
And whereas, by direction Of the President
of the United States, my attention has been
requested to any movements of the charac-
tor designated in the the act above cited, with
in this State, and my Interference desired, to
arrest the parties concerned, should any prcpa-
rations be made of hostile nature, against
anv foreign power in amity with the United
States. f1HT
Now therefore, in compliance with the request
of the President of the United States, and in view
of the popular connections now existing in tho
Provinces of Upper and Lower Cinada, do
hereby caution, and enjoin upon all good cit
liens of this state, and all other persons whom
soever, resident or being within our borders,
to abstain and dcsist from tho commission OF
any act which may, in the least degree, violate
the laws of the United States, or disturb the
peace and amity now existing between the pco-
pie of this Union and the government OF Great
Britain.
And do, by this Proclamation, further enjoin
upon all our officers of this State, to aid in the
faithful enforcement of the laws Of the United
Stats, and in the arrest Of all persons who may
attempt their Infringement. <9r-l
In testimony whereof have hereurto st nv
hand, and caused the seal Of the State 70
d. o. be affi sod, this 26th day Of December, 1887.
STEVENS r. MASON
By the Governor, n
KwrzTe Psrrcmrry, Secsefory If Stass
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-10
From the pla,,ssurgh whIs.


americans be ready TO defend your rights
The Life Of an American Citizen at
Champldin, threatened By Armed British
Subjects. 20
Mr.. Moss of Chazy, took a passenger
from this village on Thursday last, to car
ry 10 Champlain reached Mr.. Nichols
tavern in Champlain village about o'clock
w ednesday morning-awoke Mr. Nichols
and built fire in the bar room. Soon the
bailiff Of Odetown with three other men, all
armed, entered. The bailif enquired of
Mr.. Nichols ifsuch men, Canadians Of the
radical party were there. Mr.. Nichols re-
piled there were travellers in the house he
did not know. The bailiff threatened to
blow out Mr. Nichols brains. Mr.. Nichols
with true Yankee spirit dared him to fire.
| The alteration continued for some time {;
during it Mr. Moss distinctly saw from the
window by the aid Of the light in the room
a number OF mounted armed men near the
house.
The party in the house, finding that Mr.
Nichols was determined at all hazards, &c
protect bis dodgers, finally left the house
! Joined those outside and rode off. Let armed
British subjects keep on their own side o
the line ; at any rate not cross it TO comm
outrages upon citizens of the United States
! -Remember Plattsgurgh.
/ The steam boat Winooski touched herr
on Thursday morning on her way from
ST. Johns to Burlington, having on boar'
British government specie TO large q
mount.
STILL LArER.-Intelligenc TO which w
give full credit, was received here last eve
ming. Col Wethere, the commander Of tn
expedition against st. Charles, states on hi
return to Montreal, that his men bayonete
and killed with the butts Of their musket'
, two hundred of the Papineau men. and thu
, his officers had TO keep back the men wit
, their swords to stop them from murderin
those who had surrendered, and were bes
! ging for quartersl
, The same Col. Wetherell stated that
!, bout so Canadians had taken refuge in
E barn which was burnt by his order, and q
in it consumed
The patriots are at st. Dennis and S
8 Hyacnlh are terrifying, TO give col. Coz
n warm reception.