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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-13
LATE FROM EUROPE.
Correspondence Of the NJ Y. .4mericQn.

correspondence Of tie ". Y. 4nle7tcdn.
PARIS, Dec. 81.
The instruction in Canada continues to engage
the attention Of the French politicians. Such is
the constant action and action between the Lon
don and Paris stock markets. that it has occasioned
strong fluctuations at the Tortoui coffee house.
The French government has been accused, in
the Lond III papers, OF having stimulated Papineau.
According to some of the Partisan writers, agent
to watch the French interests was immediate
Iy to be despatched TO Canada companies of French
volunteers to embark from lavro and NnnIz, &c.
All this ''needs confirmation" The Paris writers,
IN general think that the instruction must succced
and the Republicans are quite angry with the Am
erican people for not rRshing to the aid of
the oppressed French Canadians. Sill, they count
upon our co operation sooner or later. 1t is under.
stood, in the political circles, that the BRUSH Cab
net will take the most energetic measures to keep
Canada, ard will obtain from Parliament all that
they can need to pcrsevere in the struggle it, per-
chance, it should be prolonged from what cause So,
ever.
By the packet ship Cambridge, London papers TO
Monday Jan. 25 have been received at New York
An interesting debate was expected 10 take place
in the British House OF Commons on Tuesday, rel
alive to the affairs of Canada Some fresh docu'
mens to be communicated by Ministers on
that OCCASION
From the London Morning Post
CANADA. II would not surprise the least 10
learn as the result of Parliamentary investigation,
that the recruiting to some extent Tor the service of
the rebels had been carried in this country, and
that number of foreign refugees and others, com
handed by French officers, had gone to Havre to
embark for the United States, with view of cross
ing tho lake, and throwing themselves into the
camp of the disaffected. Neither would it excite
our establishment to hear that large quantities of
firearms had been manufactured at Brmng ham,
and shipped of from London Liverpool for the
same service-an American port being again en-
ployed, as in the case of the recruits as conven
lent channel for their introduction into the revoltcd
colonies. We say it would not surprise to find
that these things had taken place; because it has
been limited 70 us from various quarters that both
the one and the other actually in progress at the
present moment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-13

New JERSEY. A bill to abolish capital punish
ments IN certain cases, passed the assembly by
vote OF AZ to a. The bill recognizes three degrees
OF murder, the first to be punished with death
the second with solitary imprisonment for life at
labor for 20 years.
There destroyed in Massachusetts within
the last two years S845 foxes, "a wild cats, two
wolves, aud one bear, the bounty on which exceed
ed $500.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-13
Gsea DW!AgG4Gl& Wsba "a

TUESDAY, MARCH 1888.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-03-13

TEle Republican VIKINGS
of the County Oh Caledonia
Are respectfully invited &c meet at the COURT
HOUSE, in DANYILLE, on THURSDAY, the
18th of March, inst; :, il o'clock A. M. full
and punctual attendance at the hour is particularly
solicited, T.. FAIRBANKS, County
CHARLES DAVIS, fCon1,ni,iee
T. r. FAIRBANKS,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-22
SHIP CHANDL cry.

a GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
"A and for sale by ZlNA HYDE 81 Co, Front
street, Bath; including CORDAGE, Manila and
Tarred, from the manufactures Of Plymouth, Mar
blehcad and Boston, by the gang or retail
Sail Cloth, Duck and Irvine of most descriptions.
.f.NCHORS of all sizes, warranted.
CHAIN C4BLES, Sheets and Ties of Boston
manufacture from English refined iron, and
ranicd for two years; also, English Chains. Bolt T.
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes and Nails, with
Other Castings of all descriptions.
UindLsss Necks and Capstdn Spindies. 4e
ZINC SHEA1HLNG NAILS, a new and appro.
pirate article
NAVAL STORES, Paints Oils and Glass
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to ten inch
Shin Blocks and Pumps.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts.
Many ofthe above articles, can suitable notice
be delivered 10 the purchaser AT his place of bust.
ness, direct from the manufactorv free of expense
to him. and at tho manufactor's lowest prices.
Bath Jan, 80, 1883, ly7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-22
HEyyEs g. KITRIGES,

Original Linimct or Plan E1frdcf.
n S superior preparation for the cure of Il heu-
Il matisn, Sprains, Gout, Sweled and Sllfjoints,
contraction ofthe cords, &c. &c. Sec certificates
on directions. Also a Number Of references can
be evenly the proprietor Of its astonishing efficacy
-monc genuine unless signed by the proprietor
For Sale in Bath by }. Wilkinson; in Gardiner
by Charles Thrbe; in Hallowel by r. Scanmon;
in augusta by J. +. Ladd; in Bangor by G. w.
Holden, and Whitcr & Guild; and by most OF the
Wholesale Druggists in Boston.
Nov. l, 1888 Tyr 81
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-22
Commissioners Notice.

FE WE undersigned, having been appointed by
"a the Judge otPiobat for the County Of Lin
coin Commissioners 10 reioiyc and examine The
clainls ofthe several creditors 10 the estate of
WILLIAM KENDALL,
late Of Bath in said County, merchant, decreased
Represented insolvent, hereby give notice that six
months allowed TO said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims; and that we will attend 10 that
service al the office of " illiam Torrry N Bath ON
tho first Mnnd,v fOctobcr next, an d on ch first
Monday oithe four following months, al 10 o'clpck
in the forenoon of each of said DAYS.
BENZ B iNj.' hAs foiTH1' Commissioners.
Path Ang 81. 1888. %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-22
HEl ElE&3
mpouna EXTRACT Of TOMATO
a Substitute far Caiomel

YEyTlIS is the article which has become so popu-
a lar, and of which much has been written
and spoken in concentration of in tie Western and
Southern cities Of tie United Sta',s.
This is season when torpid state OF the liver
and portal circle prevails. when bile accilnnlaies
and becomes redundant, laYin! the found1ton 10
the latter part OF summer and in autumn, are so
prevalent. Ii is not recommended TO take nc d.
cine when in hoalth but let none mistake. I1he
murksh bitter taste and husky tliroa, in HE NOR
ming the coated olgue, the morning headaches
drowsncss and III rst do not bespeak health, bat
on the contrary tell ola quick coming fever unless
the foundation is removed. Aud now whieit is
not recommended 10 dispense with the services Of
the soelt ic ply =ician in active diseases, il is ad
vsabc to preclude III. need of such service ly
timely resort 10 safe al d efficient cathar'ic
medicine. A medicl e safe and efficient Will be
found in the
Mills Compound Ertraet Of Tomato.
1t is administered in all cases. where it is neces-
AIRY to cIcarse the stomach ard bowels II removes
obstruction, and excics quick aud healthy action
domen Eeing difinsiblc in It's operation, it pre-
duces free circulation in he vessels on the sur
face of The body, accom- panied b y gentle perspira
| ton 1t does not exhaust like drastic pnrgcs; still
| lis action is more universal, and may b. often re-
peated not meiely with safety but with great ben
eft.
N. B. The co npona mt parts to this medicine fur
! nislied to Pl,sicians who may W sill To use 1t.
For sale in Bath, on Front Street by
J. WILKINSON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-22

For Sale in Bath by J. Wilkinson; in GmdIreT
bv Charlrs Tirbell; in iIallowell by + Scammt n;
in A Iuusta bv J E. Laid; in Bangor by G w.
Holder, ana Whittier & Guild; and by most OF tie
wholesale druggists in Poston.
Nov.I. 1919 TYR 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-22
SAMUEL CRONELL,
TAILOR.

WoULp inform the i" ,1 n OF Bath "a w and
M Rooor,s now Brick block on front Street where
he intends carrying on the Tailoring business in
all its branches and h ,pps TO merit share ofthe
public patronage. All those lasoring him with
their custom may depend on having their work exc
culcd in the most fashionable style and warranted
to fit Uniforms made with neatness and dlspatch
Cutting done 10 order at short notice.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-22
NOTICE.

a Ii persons indebted othc estate of GEoReE
"a b. MlTcHELL, are desired to make immediate
AMMI R. MITCHELL, Admr.
Bath Oct "a, 1888. 4w 80
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-22
LISBON WARNS,

"A first rate AFtsCac.
.Nanyactured by The GrinnetciiF Nanyac-
turing Company
FTY'IE subscriber has been appointed AGENT Tor
Il the sale Of Yarns aud Batting, made by the n
bovc manufacturers Dealers in the article IN tins
vIagaare respectively requested 10 call before plr-
chasing elsewhere rs these Yarns VIII he sod al
prices that Willie satisfactory.
F''00'' EBED LING OLN, Jr.
Bath AuC 20 ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-22

-Lencorrhedea Monorrhoea, Suppressons other
delicate Female Complaints.
Besides the above il has been found Invaluable
in the senses of infants so that in the new setle-
ments Of The farS West, where the inhabitants keep
it constantly by Them, the children arc brought up
in good health, without any assistance from medic
al men. To sum up the character of the lndiah
Purgative in IA few words, il is onls necessary TO
state Tint it possesses every curative property
which can be possessed by medicine; viz: the pow
er ofonening and keeping open all the natural drains
of the body and that perseverance, in It's use IS all
that is essary in order to assist nature in the cure
OF every 'sdiscase TO which the flesh is heir.
THE THOU SAND OF CURES that have already
been effected in PHILApELPHI.. BALTIMORE and
other places fully warrant the beliefhat when tbs
medicine shall become generally known. disease oil
every kind will be driven from our land.
BATH-IlENRy HYDE, General Agent for Lin
coin County.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-22
NEW DOCTRINE.

WN7E will consider the brain and spinal marrow
w as the galvanic battery, and the
the conductors of the galvanic (nervous) fluid in
which originate all our notions pleasures, pains,
feelings alice lions, thoughts and sentiments: and
yet .he nerves form part ofour system, their
healthy action depends upon the blood. If the
blood be vitiatod, The nervous fluid made from tho
blood must be the same, and vitiated nervous fluid
cannot produce healthy proper motion, thoughts,
cides, and every kind of crime or cruelty, may DO
legiiimatey traced 10 bad corrupt state Of the
biood.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-11-22

that inveterate malady. Bath May 81, 1888.
Daniel JMarston Jr. NatI S,oasey.
Thomas DonneU. William Gardiner.
Emil Robinson Jesse Russell
a. L.Stimson. A. W Turner.
James Hamilton. .4aron Donn1U.
HenryC. DonneH. Martin anderson.
Iho's p. 1. Webb Elisha Higgins
Lake Lambard. III. b. Webb Jr.
Prepared and sold by the subscriber, at his store
in Water Street.
Price One dollar, with printed directions for
preparing and applying. w. B. IRUFANT
Bath, May l, 1888.
N. b. This medicine may be had, by applying
to E. Dana, Wiscassei; VIM. S. Murray, Bruins
wick; also in Portland Saco, North Yarmouth, &c
liberal discount will be made 10 those, who pur-
base to sell again.
All letters from abroad must be Post paid
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

Honor to ,ohon honor is due In speaking OF
the Int militia review, and of the advantages
Ink ely to be derived by our municipality fom tn"
late law, we accidentally omitted to nam
that we are entirely inhabited for il to the public
spirit of Brgadier General J. w. Jns'am"nd, com.
manng the frs, brigade Of Louisiana M'''tla'
who was the whole, and sole author OF the Law.
1t is but merely justice to Go neral Jusam"nd, thai
while we feel the good effects of tins new, and
desirable enactment. we should not forget TO name
the man to whose patriotic feelings we are ~
debted for the good we prize q
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05
lcoMMUNIcATtD1

To The Editor of the True .4meriean.
s1R-Y"ur previ"us remarks having called the
att n,inn Of the Cnnmissarv of the 3rd Ward ft
the removal of certain steam boat boilers in his
district sswh ich t1ad haen nuisance" and had /.
rou.ly injured the curb stone. y"u would probably
oh,iue the undersigned nv giving a hint ct tn"
nuisancea still existing in his rirrni' OF IN
general stravng Of hogs, cows &c, much to n
annoyance Of passengers, and tho danger ~ chl =
dran. There is alsn another ought not 10 f"r9ef.
viz: nur side walks are frequently and tor many
DAYS together block ed mp with umbe.. and II the
above ant many existing nuisanc's were attend
I'd 10 we should hp much better satisfied with H.
Discharge OF his duty. A SUBSCRIBER.
We publish the above communication as the fit.
test reply to The angry denial made 10 our former
remarks II will be by the above, th't,
though the existence Of any evil in the 3rd ward
was SO Indignantly disclaimed, the steam boat
boilers, or chimneys, or whatever they were, have
been removed since sour previous emarks," We
ahstained from noticing the denial, not wishing
then to do more than remove the nuisances COM
planned Of, and the work of reform has apparent,
, gone on 'ssince,'' we speak only of what wa'
a week ago. The complaint"
ne corner Of Poyfere, was
'''"' .osirnctad that vehicles, in avoiding the
obstacles, destroyed the newly formed curb stones
That Apollo ST., between Triton Walk and Cali
ope, was greatly inconve nienccd by Instructions
Of various kinds that in P"lymnium, near Maya
drs, refuse timber from the rail road, with long
projecting spikes, not only lay there, but had
sed several I'M uries 10 individuals walking along in
the dark ness-vsible of those oily deussns, calrd
clamps, Tha, there are, also, wooden buildings
now erecting, without hndranc-, in a square, OIL
squares, prohibited by existing ordinances; anc
many other complaints which, if incorrect, VT
.h all always be glad to deny, but it is quite clear
| by the subsequent removal of the old boilers, pre-
viously complained OF, that our remarks were no
| inaccurate, nor unproauctlve of good.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-.sSeco Ward" 10 as
sured that his request will be complied with The
publication is in hand, and will be ready for de'
livery, il 10 believed, Saturday or Sunday. The
author has very literally underiak en- to comply
with the wishes of sSecond Ward" and many
Others who have made the same request.
.s.4nother Toter'' is received, but his commnnl.
cation came too late for insertion to-day. He
shall be attended TO tom orrrow.
frrThe general invitation t" inspect the new
WIND oavement back and front Of the Mint will
he found in our editorial columns.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05
COMMERCIAL.


HAVANA-Psr schr Caledonia. .cargo 7i6 kegs lard, IL
bills, 100 boxes; and ii hhds pork.
RECEIPTS PRODUCE.
Ration Rouge-Per Mariner .cargo bales cotton
Fclsn Beliorq & Degeios; IL do and hhds sugar.
Maurn CO; lib is sugar bales moss, Jourdans, ~
bales 25 bales 10 bis moIasses hbs sugar.
Brand Landry; 80 bales cotton, Plauche ,; 10
do do Dennistoun co; 80 do. Gourdain bennett de
CoIedano; Ado Toleiano 90 dol Martin; do Peyroux,
Arceu &ro; hhds sugar Alan Tremouleti hhds anu
Dbl do Galway sundry lots furniture, coops horses &c,
10 owners On board
PASSENGERS.
Ration Reuge-Per steamer Mariner. passengers: Field
lady Children servants Delhost and lady, Mrs Child
and son, Landry aud lady, Foley, Seehers Savan,
Base, Deares A Roche, G De Armas, Br nd Myers
Watkins Lees OS Field, Hespenan. Leblanc Curry w
slmer Hess Nix. Tomb, Henry, Neufchstel-e on deck
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

Indian Trouble, The ST. Louis Bullstin gives
the following, on the authority of the Jetiers"nlan
ave ara authorised TO state, that in consr-
ouence of the recent ndicstnns Of Indian Diff
cul,ies on the frontiers of this State and Arkansas,
and tho rec.n, civil disturbances in the counties
Of Davies and Caldwell, the Governor has ordered
lhros thousand mounted men TO be raised aud held
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

Some Of the visitors to the Carrol'on Hotel
Yesterday inform us that the turtle soup was ex'
celIen, the dinner still better, and the good COM
peny hest Of all. One Of the party was sn over
fnwng with go"d feeling for his good cheer, that
he incontinen'lv bnrs, forth in Bvron's song
"Hers's health to thee, Tom .Moore"'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05
E,ETv noIJARs REWARD

wKTnL be paid for the desetIon and con1les
w ,he tbiefor thieves who entered my ilorb
50 Grayier street. last ight the 9Th ,sa,t md con
opoh anJ ,noJs elo,hing of different description
s and winter clothing of different kinds nd opal
;sss-Taors, shopkeepers and other persons are re-
oaested 20 be On the look out for negroes or s,,
cious persons serins sneh articles sa ,b;ee
ABOVE "a'"""' ~ y g BLANCHARD,
J3 Crnvicr ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

AS public Improvements are certainly the mos,
important subjects that now occupy the minds OF
our citizens, and pavemenrs, of the various kinds,
the most material ofthese, we hope our readers
will hold us excused If an unusual portion Of our
columns lie devoted to this subject to-day. We
have before said, tina. of all the experiments now
in progress our personal predictions arc in ia
OF those formed of h,xs gonal blocks of wood ;
and ssan opportunity is now offered for witness
ing two specimens of thea in their con,pletest
form, we request the personal inspection of our
c,rizens generally in a thorough examination of
them. The square occupied by the Mint has now
TWO sides, front and roar OF tina, building, com.
pIe,sd in every way with wooden pavemen, in
hexa gonal blocks, and the parties who lave laid
il down now publicly invite the examination Of
all, We have not had time to give it so careful a
survey as we think it deserves, bu. intend TO avail
ourselves Of the invitation to-day, which we sin.
cerely trust will lie generally accepted. The sub-
;sct is too important to be sighted by any.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

1t appears that Champagne is not ALWAYS genu-.
inc, although it comes from France. One h"nse
alone, in the South fnbricates 100000 hotties If
spurious quality out Of the quantity i, sends I" this
country. Newark Cider would beat it, and give
il six in dozen.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

JMirth in prospect.-rhs Menus of the day.
George Holland. commences an engagement OF
e;oht n;phts Tomorrow His first appearance is
to be in Paul PRIV, the inquiativr, whimsical ffy,
and Sunday he enacts his "genune co'RefV' II"
the favori,e romance Of Peter Wilkins, "h"re
George Hoand lie, there is sure to b" soo"e Jun,
and George Colman is tardlv more the an'hof o'
.Brosd Grius," than Gr rye II 'lland.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

MA nupl tnnk place AT Covi"g'on, onpos"e
Cincinnati, on the 24,h Sep. between Mr.. Porter,
of the N ,ional theatre (and Of the Charles we
presum.) and Mr.. Powers, merchant. The d'sf
pute arose a, private party;-'he distance was
IL PAGES with pistols. and though ne' her was
hurt, both are represented to have behaved win
becoming frmn.ss.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

The public dinner 10 be given to Dennis Prieur
Esqr., takes place to- morrow. 1t will doubtless
be mos, numerousy attended, for apar: from all
political feelings few men in our community
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

hFTho Rcay,sae tries its little hardest to re-
tor, on US the propensity to puff and praise, and
as they are things which il is so much mote nc
customed to thanwe are, it is quite at home upon
the matter. As at least two thirds of its leading
column, is daily devoted to pufs onasteam boats
pufs on papers that puff it :puHs on every bar
room, and bar keeper; puffs on every advertiser,
though he only sci. pickles: puffs on Brandreth's
pls,-for though they should kill score, what
matters: so that the advertisements are profitable!
i, is 40 lau ehabe to hear 1t charge another with
putting, as to observe its throes Of agony at ind
ing its game exposed. Blu, the funnies. par. CT the
matter is its charge Of efpnffinc! ha! ha! hn ou'
Of every six agraphs ini,s petty columnsh Is
sure to be one wholly devoted its own elnrlt'ca-
ton and such is It's enlarged hump OF sell esteem'
that it appropriates as serious praise the lron'cai
ompim ents Of Prentice, Noah,& other wags who
laugh at it, instead Of With it! Even the 'waddle
of an old woman like Mrs. Royal is reprinted
with delight. Nine ten,hs Of its contents form
only ally autobiography of itself; for every visit
to the street corner, is converted into an item nd
every nod from chum, glorlied in paragraph
Truly a charge Of puff " our-own, comes well
from the P,cayune, when self, and self praise are
the soft soap and pipe bowl from which all III
| inflated bubbles ave blown.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

COW.
A FIRST rate Mich Cow Tor sa e. Apply to Capt
N Gardiner on board ship fuzoo, opposite Nege'a.
market.
uct3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

ny On Saturday, afternoon n X, the Mazeppa
will leave the rail road on trip Pass Manchac,
Like Maurpa., Springfield, Rome, and other
placesin Livingston County. The rivers Amne'
and Notalbany, are we'll worth
visit, and aff,ded much pleasure to those who
par,ook Of the las, "trip made to this new region
of excursions.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

NOTICE TO WATER DEALERS.
TWsHE attention Of persons wto deal in water, is
Il called to an ordinance of The first Municipality,
passed u, Their sitting Of the 2h of August last'he
Commercial Water Works, having completed three
Public Hydrants will on the Alb ins be read. to de-
liver water TO any persons may desire tie same the
tickets or bons for ater can be had The office Of the
Company, No. 10 Magazine street Office hours from
ELLIOTT,
Sec,v
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

FLOATING BATHS.
TIME Floating Baths removed a few squares
Il further down from their former location. he
Lower Cotton Press Omnibus goes nenrly to the pres
ent location of the Bahs The price OF bath is e-
duced to.2 l X cents.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

number 80 extensive a circle Of warm friends as
the worthy ex-Mayor. Dennis Prieur on his de-
par,ure for Europe will bear with him the warm
feeling of verv large portion of our community.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

N-,.. allowed by royal Decree
:" send all their unmarried daughters to Converts.
In what respect Is this law in civilized commn
nifty less barbarous than the Juggernaut law which
immola'es the female progeny Of Asatc Roy.
atty. To make all single women nuns by force
Is ule less cruel than to put them TO death in in
fancy. Ii well for our bachelors and maidens
that the laws dooms none UGH here.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05
Nfl'I'I(,I'

NJ The ship Hannibal, Capt. Mumford, from New
York, is now discharging opposite the Mint. Con-
sgnees will please attend to the receipt Of lhe goods
LEVI II GALE, Agent,
oct3 SO Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-05

in readiness to meet either contingency.-The
peonle Of ths frontier counties may safely calcu-
late on being pro'ec,ed, as well from enemies
within, as from those without our borders, ana
that The supremacy of the laws will be mninaln-
ed