Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-14


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lent MEDICAL. REroRTs. Tbs department
WI be under the supervision 81 one Of the mos
eminent, experienced and slZilful surgeons o
this cltys and cannot fad 70 be xceedingly inter
estng. There is not medical journal pub
hshed IN New York, and something Of the I'm.
has been much needed We trust our medt
cal department win ii great measure supply
the want Of 50 desirable q publication. 70 -,
give a. fully as possible, and we intend to copy
largely from the French and English papers.
FOREIGN LITERATURE WIN meet with care.
fm attention. Our resources IN this depart
ment are mexhaus6ble. German and French
Literature win be particularly noticed. Th'
departments supplied by one Of the first schol
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HISTORICAL SKETCHES win appear frequent.
y, andcar viii BE- observed to have them cor
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BIOGRAPHICAL NOTlcEs of prominent men
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eeklY Wing. 1t is our intention to furnish
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TN DRAMA we shah take. under our espe
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justice to the talented, we shall also closel,
crInclse the wretched murders so eonstantJ
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OBJECT here VIII be to interest and amuse the
rising generation.
The MUsIc. Of the stage needs reformation
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as possible, several improvements which are
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we shall soon insert.
GENERAL EDUCATION VIII form a prominent
feature IN the Weekly Whig, and we shan
constantly furnish matter of the first imDor-
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