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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-22
A certificate from three members ofthe Medical
Professions in Europe.


Professions in Europe.
We the undersigned, practitioners Of medicine In
oerinany, are well that by our course we NAV
forfeit the friendship Of sone Of the faculty bat not Of
's benevolent members, who are uninducnced by seII
ish natives. Though shall RETAIN irom an ex-
preston Of our opinion, either Of the soundness or un
suundness Of DIR. Goecke's new doctrine we are
happy to say that deem his Sanative too valuable
not TO be grncrally known Tor what our ewes hehold
and our ears hear must believe.
We hereby stale, that when DIR Louis Ollon Coecke
hrs came before the German public, the pretended
a'scnseIer o. new doctrine aud new medicine, we
hed MN ~ the highest contempt believing aud openly
pronauring him to be base iupnsser and the prinee
o. q"aeks' But, ON hearing much said about the
SaDyi,e, ngainst Il and for il, were induced from
motives oil cnsiosiiy merely, make uia of rs re-
pue'i virtues upon number OF most hopeless ma
heats, and we now deem j, bounden duy (eyen n,
the expense four sci. Gteres) publicly To ack
It's mighty efficacy, in curing not on, consump,ioS
but other fearful malades, which we have here,oiors
believed incorabe Our contempt for the discoyerer
OF this medicine was Ut swallowed IN in our ui,er
astonshment AT these unexpected results; and M, M
amend for our abuse TO him, We do frankly confess n,
the WORLD thar we believe him a phanthronis, ,yho
does honor 10 the profession aud 10 our country which
gave him birth. - $3.50
The recent adoption of this medicine in,o som. or
our European Hospitals is sufficient guarantee tha, i,
performs all It's promises. II needed mol our tes,
Tor wherever u Is used, Il is lis own best witucss
HERMAs ETMuLLER, M. ID.
3tt WALTER VAN GAUrr. M. ID.
= e ADoLPHUs. WEBEER, M. ID.
'es"A'y' Dsce"oer ~, ls6. eow6ml3
For sale by DUTTON s. CLARK.
December. a. Va.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-22

And for sale by WiIliston & Tyler, Brattlc-
boro; Frost 4 Co., West Brattleboro Capt.
Philip Martin, Gulf6rd Joel Holton,' ESQ.
Readsboro Judge Knight, Dummerston; Cy-
rus Ballou, Nottingham; J. C. Stone & Co.
Gulford, Green River; Austin BisseIl. Of the
Windham County House, Fayetteville.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-12-22

II appears by the following information given
TO the public by DIR Rowland of this city, that
the much talked of Matches Sanative is in
deed what il Processes to be an efficient and
valuable medicine, worthy the serious attention
Of every consumptive person.
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For Sale,
Wanted

4 qnsr'n, - FLAX SEED and TN
~ Theirs; ir Shth MeIChanGiFc VI.
80 Gwen IT, ~ hsnee.
MlCkIE 81 NORWOOD.
= bruatv 2 80
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- peace on earth. good will 10 man." g |
ven The infiiel will not decay; bus that as
preached and Prsetised BY nations claim
ing 10 be Christians. u has had he effect
10 promote these ends, may well admit
Of , question. This. n be sure. Is not
the fault Of the Gospel. bul rather ofIhose
who, protesting 10 BE- guided BY is die
tales, have =. slrsyed from The fold Ike
lost sheep" The Quakers. so Ear ss the
peace principle is concerned. form al
most The only consistent sect OF Chris
Iishs on the globe.
We have been led 10 make these re-
marks, from reading in the Madisonian.
q paper published AZ the seat OF govern
menl. notice Of the Sermon presehed
BY The Rev. Mr.. Sheer. chaplain 81 Tie
House, on Sunday of lasl week. In
The course Of this sermon, speaking OF
the power of the GOSPEL upon the head
of man. he alluded 10 The striking illus'ra-
ZION afforded ey the chaeiaw Indians.
In quielness and submission thy leIl
The land Of their lalheTs-Ihe cherished
spot. hallOwrd by all the recollecnOns oil
nausriy and Of naiI0nai ieeliRg---snd pro-
ceeded to the place Of their destInali"n,
because the Gospel had taught them 10
smother revenge, and submit TO the
manifest will Of Providence. On The
other hand. the Semlnoles. TO whom the
Gospel had not been carried, retained the
wild and ungnvernsble spirit of revenge
and hate which was never disconnienan-
ced in the savage state by any religious
principle. A war which had cost the
government nearly eleven millions Of dol
lars had not yet subdued them.
Ii such be the power Of the Gospel,
under present circumstances, aud under
the multiplied wrengs which lis profes-
sors have inflicted upon the aborigines
Of this country, what might u not have
been, had its pure principles dictated all
our intercourse with iheml What might
IL not have been. had not an internal lust
of gain mingled with all our thoughts and
feelings, and swallowed up lie better
principles of The Christian heart!
Boston Times.
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THE LIGHT OF NATURE.


THE LIGHT OF NATURE.
"Ii is q happy world. afler al. The
air. the earth, the water, TEEN with de-
lightiul sxissenee."
Palsys NisiHral ThsoiOgs.
Hooked on The morn On the balny morn.
When the sanbeams danced On the waving
corn,
And the east was tinged Es'a golden hue,
Aad the mesdsSs glis,erei with FsaFls Of dew,
And the birds that PeePled each shrub and tree
Were warbliag their taaeful melody.
And said. can il be that the Aalhar Of these
Il God II vengeance that none can sPPeasel
Oh. thiak'si thou not that they clearly PsoEs
his endless mercy and boundless Lowell
Twas aOon--and the freshness Of morn was
gone.
Net stroag and brilliant the sanbeams shone,
Aud Hood Of glory around them s,reamsd.
AID the air with dehg ted fragrance teeIned;
All clsudIsss and pure VAS the azure SIS.
Aad lsiUre was vocal with strains ofjay.
And said, can Il be that the Author OF these
L. a God Of Vengeance that none can sPPsass'
Are they not blessings designed 10 prove
a Fathers mercy--a Fathers l'Eel
Twas highland looked en- the sPang'ei
cay,
And the thousands of worlds that were rolling
by
The moonbsams sIsP. on the si'Eery deep.
And the NUN II voices we're hushed in sleep,
Not souad Vas heard, save the night winds
sigh.
That whispered Of peace and harmony.
And said. can il be that the Author q these
IL a God Of vengssne, that none can sPpeasel
viii aOi--l cannat believe II true
While all these things arr before my view;
Al, thiuk'st thou no, that they clearly prove
A Father ,aesey "A Fathers I've?
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The GoVd ef. Pedee. Cha. the
Gospel Inculcs!es as leading doc.sine,
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BRU rAL FER0CITY.

The following conditions we're propos-
ed nv Alexander X. McClung of RAY
mond. in The state Of Mississippi, 10 H.
e. Stewart, as The laws tn govern duel
they were to fight near Vlckshurg:
Article 1T. The parties shall meet OPP
pOsiie Vleksburg. 10 the state Of Louisi-
ana. on Thursday, the 29,h instant, pre-
eisely al 4 o'clock p. NJ. Agreed 10.
2d. The weapons TO be used by each
shall be one Bowie knife. weighing one
pound two and half ounces, and mea-
surfing sixteen inches and bali in length.
including she handle, and one inch and
three-e,gh,us in breadth. Agreed to.
Sd. Each knife shall he sharp on one
side, and on the back shall be sharp only
one inch at the point. Agreed to.
An. Each party shall stand at the dis
ta,re Of eight feet from the other, until
liz word is given. Agreed To.
5ih. The second Of each party shall
ih.ow up. win a silver dollar, on The
ground. for the word. and the two best
shall win the word. Agreed to.
6th. After .he word is given, either
party may taxi what advantage he can
W,,h tis knife, nut on throwing his knife
at the Other shall be. shot down by The
second Of his opponent. Agreed IN.
9TH. Each party shall be stripped en-
tirely naked except one pair OF linen pan
falcons, one pair OF socks, aud boots or
pumps, as the party please. Acceded to,
norwilL, standing an unnecessary exposure
OF son IS required.
So H'ht wris, Of the left arm of each
PAM >a..t' W fa,'tnrd around his left arm
al eetI I'D 't.eI.ce around his bodv.
Pos.n.t!s -ejrrt-d, as gendfn 'b ho-
n"r,7je c.,nhIct- we're never kaown IL be
bJu. 4 With c"r'.t-,hey are only the
badges ~ slaves anG crlnnsIS, Whe;her
il be rhr Icfl or the right ifn bunnd--you
could as h""orahly require both as one.
90. After w. wa - give, each par
ty sIlaiI he all wet % adv4uee or retreat,
as H. plsases, "ver the :, &c. # twenty
acro- II grouud, uu,ll death ensues Ia one
OF he patnes. Agreed .o---the psIues TO
be placed IN the ctntre Of the space.
lO,h. The word shall he given By the
winner OF the same IA the following man
nrr VIZ: Z" &c, 'lem,en. are you ready"
E. nar:, >hsll then answer, d" anil"
1hr SECOND giving the word shall then
distinctly command, strike. Agreed To.
liza. II elIher parry shall cut the cord
wncm binds The ,.tboV or wrist of his Oi-
p ,urnl, he shall be dtbarred from srrik-
ing aunIher blow until the said cord or
cord. shall be again securely ted. and the
opponent 20 having the cord uf his el-
bow or ~risI cut. shall not strike gain
until the same may be ted. Ansu cred
By ''.e reply Ia Arnrte. 9Th.
l2'h. II either party shall violate these
ruI". Upon being notified By the secoud
Of either parry, he may be liable to be
shot down instantly. As established U.s.
aga points out the duty Of 10th parties,
'<hecefnre notification is considered unne-
ce'>uy.
A. ~ challenged parry insisted upon
'he ropes ~ cords. and the other posi-
lively refuseoNsucb feIon attributes. the
fight dId not 'Co'a. off, and the challenger
published the story @4h his comments in
ha"d6'll' N 7. Express.
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Public Sale.

tNFIi.L - sssid Il tas F.saialloa and late
w sssideges Il a isssm stray nern, deeeas
ed, o. wedas siay th- 25ih day a October en-
suing. all the penshable property Of SAID de-
cease. CONSISTING u
Stock Of every kind,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Wagon, and Plantation Tools.
Crop Of Corn. Wheat. Oats, &c.
and various other articles too {. iious 10 men
ton. =.
Also a. the same time AMI place, vii be rent,
ed the PLANTATION Of said deceased, lorthe
ensuina yea; and the NEGROES Of the said
estate uill be hired out inr the ensuins year.
rerms Of sale. renting. and hiring, viii he
made snoWR IN the day of sale.
WILLIAM DuSKIN, Ear.
September IS. = Sap
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LARGE MAPS OFWs
FIississiEPf aIa Alabams


l.. asOEie.ts 80 PIs 40 isae.ai Ls.s.,
- .slsa iss.E.stssass Lane Dssliisas. n.
ss.sps. : nan.s. g. srFfsKea tin a.
~ msTa snsFtys 80 Faas 10 ~ O..
Ia.e Eaics ~ y 'HRasl 1ny, /. T. G.
IsszseLisna a. als 1sRsls Lslstf..
KIP AHIuk. BselssasI, 1 su,-..
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: hat ! ls Eurn IL fiasIiet nsst ot,.ss'
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Thry as Esh,:stsa - ttParsts slt.ls, g.
rnns ua,Iwe nsEa y = sqsRts 1s.t. asesg9as
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a.. E. ssea IN H. ianHs Il tIss q sat, 4. ~.
slow rsrss Hsns { G 'HslieE Nha. : |.
as rsisn - H.. iAad D., 80 Tslainr Z, . ~.
-, -. vash & isEss. l',aan lsnds 49, ;.
- "a. -, =, - disIEssas g.. 81 = HiiiLs t..
. =. IS, e.sHEals an. F.'s.-s Is ti.s, t.,s,'
= ssH 10 srn ~ $50 10 49, larI a "a.
Isfird State snhIss '.n.! 4" saagi. sllf, =
- Pc tNa 81 a. - tLfer &. o., = -
ss.eF ali T., al - n,-,. 80 tss dsllass. a.
b.-ss dssranai AIla b. .na 10 iEavrilih. -.
or 10 any 40 hu, 4 - 4 agaIa.
j Edlsors - q. ~spaisIs an, xL-r. -.
ii give are aioEs sass-'is. nssrI. H.. 49,,
q = aal,cr. .ne o. tNn iasf Ei.ons, sna,3 "a. =
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Town Ordinance.

\ mtpIlng q: thu -9mmrsi4ncts 1f a..
49, f"wa Of Peterborough held on saturday
evening the I'd day of >empt"mber, 1887. Toe
t"Ii"w'ng Ordnance was passed:
Be ii ordained that no person shall put up OF
keep pana kiln, OF Try plank or other lom.
b"r on any kiln withiB one hundred and fifty
f"et Of any dW cling house, shop or out house,
w'th,n The town "i Eii'Isbornugh und' pen.
a'iy Of zen dallsrs for every such offence.
nrder'd, that the above he ,Ublishtd in the
tiillsbo,orgh Reed '"t T. month
THOS. CLANCY, T.. Clerk.
September 4. sS-- 3w
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A IL Letters q - by slalsa 81 ~ stages,
"A saoasd Be legged n shr Posi- nfiee Ian a.
hour brfsre sandeaR % mall dAys
THOS. CLANCY, P.M.
September 3. -
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fSiRnkS far sale Al mis- tffe'
HlLLSB ROJG II. n. {.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
PUBLIsRED WEEKLY
~ NM nI.AErT,

AT THEtF n"ILaRS TEAR, n w. poiL"'
TIFTY CENTS % PAID IN AIEAStF. 4
Ihns' 40 do not give notice Of thr W..
(" nave tb'IrIen,r d 'sr"utIRr, d al 'hftN w y.
ton It ttt y"at, viii b. prcsunct Is r''ps
IT toutI' an, until coun,etn'arCtt f'''.
paptr Wi, be JIs, oniinucd until al. arTt"tt"
a,e paid, unless Al .he optIor a he i"l'', 't'
Persons rrocvt,ng sir subscribers, 81 OIL !"
cetve the seventh gratis.
Advertisements not rAc.ed'Rg sn'tH 'I.,
will be inserted three tum,s fer ne al '''
twenty-five ccrts fnr each ,ontIrut. t'.
Subsrnptious received by Ma r'"'Fr' a.
most al TIE r'st - yt"ts IL tie s's'" ..
All t"tiera upon business relative 10 u
per must be post paid
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VyHE snhseribrs having qaailfed = the Ia.
Il term ofOEanss Goaaiy ceurt oi Pieas ana
Quarter Sessions. lsagIsi TsEm.l - ekef Wit
a. the last wiil ard issiasaeRt a u tLLlA~
sTRANHOEN, deceased, hsrshy gives aoiire
"a an persoEs indFhls q % said estate 20 mas
iss'nediaae payment; and thoss having claims
Nlli pfeseni them properly aaihen'ieaief, with
in the time prestlIbed ~ iaw. .sheESisr tbs
Ratlee viii BE- nlrad IL bar II il'sir seenS.IS.
WILLIAM DuSkIN. Err.
sep,emh,r,9 - 5wP
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.Edp.iRi str0 tor. Notice.

sndE subscribe h.wmg q. .ar a, Argus,
term u Orange co. 80 cur d adr-n,s.
traitor en- TIC stat 81 IuIt', TUkNIR deed.
hcr"hv gives n',tlce 10 al thosr indebted 0
said "siate to r"t1e forward aud MAX mmc.
diate payment and those having cams wit
present them, properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed BY law, az tins motto will
be plead 10 har &c Their rrrovrrv.
JAMES TRICE, .Adm'r.
August %. S.
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Printers Notice.
September Is.

ara s.asOn ~hsn the gEanaIies ii eur Aga
- CULTURAL Threads are oye'iloWing with the
products of a h"uniiidl harvest, II may not be
Improper % call their attention 70 the empty
er.b 4 she Printer. Many OF his subscribers
have suffered tueir subscriptions 20 remain gn'
naIi f,r two or three years, and some Of them
ior a logger period, delay which has SUBJECT
"a him 10 much Inconvenience. All accounts
due this Office for subscriptions and advertise
meats, will shortly be made on, and forwarded
TO those indebted, and ne hnPes that 40 other
consideration than the jus'ntss Of his demand,
vail be necessary TO iaduee a speedy settle
ment Of them. THE PRINTER
September IS, 81
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Equity Sale.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Grunge County,
In Equity-Seplember Term, 1887.

.iaisrsOn Hughsss HENS al LuIe Ezpate.
Petition Ia Sei Lan..
IN pursuance Of decree OF the Jnurt Of
Z Equity made at september Term, 1887 the
subscriber viii proceed ~ sell, en- the 81 day
Of November ncxI at the laie residence Of the
d, ceased, on a credit al sty ava '"' 50 months,
the Land meniIoaec ~ tie .''T ~.
One Tract containing abIn 40 acres,
living in Caswell comnts.
One Tact cunlslning about 600 acres
in Orange county.
Sale TO commence at ~ 0'c'ock.
JAMES WEBB, c. an.
September 90 50 CIV
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Orange CoUn",.
Court Of Pleas and Our - Sessions,
Angus Term, 1887.
Charles iJttrtg e.
W judgment.
Richard RlaeIieogd, .9dInr

bteRaFd BIde@N0eG, s1om
ar app ariug g. t,e satisfaction Of the COURT,
4 taat AhdersO9 Blackwood RichUd Black
woad, aad Edward BIackw"nd three Of the
,hidren ard heirs at law of Richard Buck
wo"s, deceased are not inhabitants OF tins
state II is ordeTe,' by the CnHrl, that pubica
ron De- made ~ Tie ;i!isborou h Recorder for
~ -pace 9f SIX wee>s. that unless The SAID
Ardcrso4, Richard aad Edward, appear before
the ourt Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. To be
held CT Orange couoty. al the cpur, house in
HiiEsa"r ugh, ~ sue stat NJ North Carolina,
on HE: Il MONDAY ia November next, and then
aad there glow "a SO why the lands Of whir D
SAID Richard Ba, Nv God JIed se,zed d p -
sessed, should cot he sol ti,a' -, said ias,ds
viii be sold to satisfy ti,c prasaiiT rrcoscsy,
J. TAYLOR, C. C.
Price ~ Adv s5 ~ 80 6g
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MY snn. William 7. Jordan, is hereby au,ho-
-'-" rized and permitted to transact busin, 81
tor himself. aud must be held individually re-
sponsible for ali bis engagement.
CHARLES JORDAN.
September I. SIS
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ANCIENT CIfY.-The ruins Of an
ancient Cry have been discovered about
80 miles west Of Milwaukee, on the west
branch Of the Rock River. Some ac-
count Of this discovery has been already
given; and we are now indebted Ia the
Milwaukee Advertiser, for a further de-
scrip,ion. N. r. Hyer. esq has exam
ined the premises, aud comes 10 The con-
clusIon, that there was probably al an
cient walled city; and although not fully
satisfied Of the fact. he says" Yet one
thing is certain. that This section Of coun-
Try has been denseIy populated: aud from
present indications. the time is not far
distant when u will be so again; but we
are determined 10 preserve the ruins from
being ruined" The ruins have been
called .azsalan, which name is found in
the writings Of Baron Humboldt, " from
which il appears that the people iuhabit-
ing the vale Of Mexico, at the time the
Spaniards overrun tat country, were
called AZteeks or Azlekas. and were as
Spanish history informs US, usurpers,
having come from the North, from coun
try which they called Aztslan."
This country Of Azlaan, Baron Hum
boldt says, I've must look for al least
north of the 42nd degree Of latitude"
He comes 10 this conclusion from an ex-
animation If tie Mexican or Azieka ma
nuscripls. which ATE made of a certain
kind Of leaves and of skins prepared; on
which an account in painted hieroglyphics
or pictures was given Of their migration
from AzIalan to Mexico. and how long
they halted al certain places. which in the
aggregate amounts 10 four hundred and
sixteen years, and shat they commenced
their Jnurneying during the eighth cenlu-
~.
These ruins are situated on the ives.
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a sha. sncient iioOr 81 The ocean, eoani-
less AGES since. whence rs Primesal
wasrs besl against The granite basis u
de Rarky Mounsains. ID i . land
where NJ man permanently abides; for
n eerIain seasons Of The year there q no
f,od either Cor the hualer Or his sieed.
The heritage i psrched and wiIhered.
he brooks and streams are dried up. The
buffalo. lhe elk. sud ihe deer have wan
dered 20 distant parts. keeping within The
verge &c ex.irIng vsrduTe, and leaving be-
hind them vast uninhabiied solitude,
scanned by ravines. the beds Of former in'-
rents. bai now serving only % lsnialiIe
and increase The lhiEsl II the weary ira
weller. Occasionally The moHniony Of
this vast wilderness Is Interrupted BY
mountainous belts Of sand end limestone.
brokea and confused misses. with preei
pilnus cliffs snd yaHnlng ravines. look
ing ike the ruins NJ . world; or - Ira
yersrd by lnliy and barren ridges q rock,
almos, impossible. like ihnse dennminai-
eli the Beneck Hills. Beyond these rise
the stern barriers IL The Rocky Mann
lains. the limits as il were 1T The Adm
nc world The rugged de6les and deep
yallies of this vast chain form sheliering
places Cor restless and lerocious bands Of
savages. many Of them The remnants al
tribes once inhabitants Of prsiries, bu'
broken up BY war and violence, and Sho
carry into their mountain haunls the
fierce passions and reckless habits d
desperadnes."
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Foreign.

The royal palace ., Naples was CONS
pletely destroyed BY FIRE IN the beginning
Of February. The spread If the flames
was 50 rapid that il was with difficulty
The Prince Of Syracuse could be rescued,
He was taken fainiing from his bed.
The fort Of Cassba. a, Bona. IVES DE-.
slroyed by the explosion Of the msgs1lat
on The 30ih Of January. and los cfictn
aud men were killed. and 1888 wounded.
by the disaster The officer command.
ing, Captain Bernard. vas. with his wife,
among the victims. The commander Of
the station. General Trezel. had made 3
report 10 The Minister Of War al Paris.
from which il would appear to have re-
suited from some unexplained cause, a
sergeant and an artillery soldier being, at
the moment Of the explosion, in the ma
gazine, with close lantern.
The earthquake Of which we had IN.
formation some days ago. by an arrival
from Smyrna a, Boston. is said to have
destroyed the city Of JafTa--lhe ancient
Jnppa- and buried thirteen thousand OF
It's inhabitants among the ruins. Jaifa
had not been heard from when the Bos-
ton vessel LETT Smyrna, nor had Jerusa'
lem. II Jaffa has been destroyed, il IS
scarcely 10 be though, that Jerusalem has
escaped, the distance being considerably
less than days jourkey on horseback
On Monday FIVE London missionaries.
from the Foreign Mission Society, leli
for different parts Of Asia. Three oil
them are destined for mission to Siam,
and two for China. They will embark
al Hayre. Two others. from the con-
gregation Of ST. Lazare. have also LEFT Tor
China.
A law is proposed in Belgium. which
il enacied aud carried into rigid execution,
will render duelling losing business 10
that kingdom. The penalty in case o.
death, is to be ten years imprisonment
and ten thousand dollars fine on The r.r'
Of the survivor, aud twenty years pr''R-
ton Of civil and military rights.