Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-07

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NEW YoaK WEEKLY WE16s We have m
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weekly paper We now present them with
the LARGE 4 PAPER IN THE UNI
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OK POL1TIcs our course IS already known;
olf articles WIN Be comprehensive, moderate
and candid. with enough fifI1ness and decision
10 convince olr adVeFsaries that they cannot
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.cIENTIFIc KETcHEs VIII also appear regu-
Wehave made arrangements By which we
WIN be enabled TO present every week. excel
lent MEDICAL REPoRTS This department
win be under the supervision Ofone Of the most
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this city, and cannot fail to beexceedinglY inter-
esting. There 3 not a medical journal pub
hshed ii New York, and something Of the kind
has been much needed We trust our medI-
cal department win in great measure supply
the want of so desirablea publication.
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FoREIeN LITERATURE VIII meet with care
full attention. Our resources in this depart
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department. supplied by one Of the first schol-
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y, and care viii be observed to have them cor
rect.
B1CeRAPHIcAL NOTICES of prominent men,
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accurate wood cut licensees Of our native po-
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The DRAMA Weshal take under our espe.
cial keeping, and while we shah endeavor to dc
justice to the talented, we shall also closely
critcise the wretched murders so constantly
committed upon the stage.
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object here viii be to interest and amIIse the
rising generation.
The Music of the stage needs reformation
and it will become our dnty to point out, as fal
as possible, several improvements which arr
absolutely required BY the rapidly increasing in
teIhgence of the community.
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beautiful pieces from known writers, which
we shall soon insert,
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expected IN each weekly number. They are
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of The Markets; Prices Current; Stock ana
Exchange; Bank Note Table, and all matters
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