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Southern Argus., 1838-12-18

Mr.. Comics first Lecture on Monday
evening at Clinton Hall, was attended by
crowded audience Of about 500 Of the
literature and fashion Of our city, and gave
general satisfaction. MI. Combe S
spare, or rather tail Scotch gentleman.
with an intelligent, expressive face, ren.
dered more so by fine practical deYel-
opement Of that chronological organ
whose philosophy be teaches, and by hair
made snowy white by long laborious study,
and the years that have preserved his use.
fulness TO society, beyond the middle age
of life. He dresses IN a full suit of black,
which adds to his interesting appearance,
and his manner Of lecturing is clear, un-
affected and impressive, to which his broad.
though not unPleasing brogue Of the Cal
edonia1 Hills gives anagreeable.p e.piquancy.
He entered Immediately into his subject,
1in medias res, as it isone with the out.
lines of which all are supposed to be more
or less familiar. He apologized for his
dialect, which only elected the more ap.
plause, and then after explaining the man.
ner in which he was first led into this stu
dy by vituperative article upon it in the
Edinburgh Review, defned the value Of
PhrenOogy, gave some excellent illustra-
tiOnS by diagrams and casts Of the anato-
my of the brain, and its connection with
the quadruple columns of the spinal mar
row, from which the nerves of sensation
and motion are distributed, and then by a
series of plain common sense facts and
arguments, showed that there was plu-
rality of organs in the brain itself, cores
ponding to its plurality of functions, fac.
ulties and sensations. On this part of bis
subject his ingenious explanation of dreams
excited universal appreciation. Also, his
remarks on some faint CLEANS Of phFenol.
ogy, which existed in Italy in the 18th
century. Throughout the scientific, and
necessarily somewhat heavy portion Of his
discourse, he threw In quaint anecdotes,
and sallies of dry humour, which kept the
audience in excellent disposition, and with
the aid of recess of only FIVE minutes,
made the tlOO hours pass off so pleasantly
that no one experienced the least fatigue.
We augur that Mr.. Combe viii become
exceedingly popular, and be attended by
crowded audiences every night he chooses
to appear before the public. He is to lee.
ture is nights, viz on Mondays, Wednes,
days, and Saturdays of each week. Ev.
cry body should 60 and hear him.-M Y
Star.
Southern Argus., 1838-12-18


slmllafto the efieFvescehce of a boiling
pot--and which, owing 10 tie sluf hneSS
Of che currents has gradually al Used II.
self over the whole surface Of ths Eivsr.
A quantity has been collects, AID noon
the application Of Gre, L b 6oudd % burn
equal % the PuFest sperm oil. q s5'slu
10 CRAFTY curiosity and make further
tests, fire has been applied q the soiF on
water, and the whole surface of lie River
is now burning, emitting fane of most
beautiful appearance, about six inches
high, and has .already. EXTENDED efout half
way down 70 For Slodd The Te.
lection Of which upon The horizon n fI,.s
nlght, presents most suhlims s1eslae.
Tar surPassing in grands0r and beahIe Of
Appearance, the Aurora Borsalis.
ar. e. vii permit the hols % remain
open for some days; onIfl hs shan have
satisfied himself of TIE NJ of De s.''- +
Ply which thus TAR appears inexfsurli :.
when 1 wiz be stopped, and means adon.
ted, should the Legislature conssnf, %
collect end save It. The discovery =
most valuable one to the State. and ;tlIe
causes which produce this oil, highly yW6f.
thy the investigation Of the learned and
scientific. Mr.. Cooper, only q few days
since, while boring fcF water. on the pIan. /.
tation of Mr.. Manning. near Demooojis.
bored into lake Of Qhicks1Yer, az 6uI.
teen feet and some inchesin depth /: which
discovery was publishedin the Mareu.
60 Gazette. M So
Southern Argus., 1838-12-18


To MERcHANTs.-We were much
pleased to observe the excellent plan adop-
ted by Messrs. j. F. Williams & Co., of
this city, in trading with servants. Mas.
ters and Mistresses frequently send their
servants to the stores with money to pur-
chase articles, and frequently some part OF
the change is missing, which induces the
belief that the merchant has made some
mistake. The servant always tells a
good story, and truth is rarely elected.
When a servant brings money for the
purchase Of an article at the establish
ment of Messrs. Williams, & Co. they
return a note in the form following, which
we would be pleased to see adopted by
every merchant in the city:
"I1.4 yds. at 50 so So 10 1-2
"Received SO 81 1.2, Returned 25c.
Another matter it would be well for mer
chants to be very particular about. New
er let servants have goods charged with
out either the verbal or written order o
the Master or Mistress. 1t would save
much difficulty on the final settlement Q
accounts.
Southern Argus., 1838-12-18

Columbus Livery Stables
= 'HE STABLES of the subscr iber are To-
aOR Main Street. '''''' ''''''
Saddle horses
Sulkeys
Gigs
BarOuches
=, Coaches
ons ~1'l ZOO and gentle horses andwith or with
'1T ~ IlllVers, supplied on reasonable terms.
:. 1orseS taken by the week, month, or year,
: ~, 70" as at any other establishment in the
o.. SIMON COCKRELL.
OOumbus, July 81, le36-46tf
Southern Argus., 1838-12-18
FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, pleasant
IN ly situated, in a salubrious part Of the
town, and convenient to schools.
For particulars apply to the subscriber.
F. ]. GUITAR.
Columbus, sept. 10, 1888. 52tf
Southern Argus., 1838-12-18

IMPRovEMENTs.-The examples of our
friends, FRANKLIN & BROTHER, and
THOMPSON, DowNTON & Co., in plant
ing shade trees on the borders of their
neatly paved sidewalks demand our par.
ticular notice. We trust that others will
be stirred up by spirit Of emulation, and
that ere spring arrives, our streets will be
fringed by beautiful shade trees, and that
all our business streets will be paved.
Other Improvements are going on, and we
soon hope to boast that Columbus is the
most beautiful city, and that it contains the
most enterprizIng population of any 9TH
er in the State. A number of buildings
are in progress of erection, and it seems
that Whig victories and a probable change
Of rulers, is infusing confidence and spir-
it into our whole population.
Southern Argus., 1838-12-18
hROKE JAIL.

BROKE JAIL.
FYfEg Dollars EReGCNs'd.
DROKE and escaped from the jail at Mari
ID on, Perry County, on Monday night last,
Andrew King, committed on charge of har-
boring a negro. King is about forty years of
age, near six feet high, has dark hair, blue eyes,
and his left ear cropped.
The above reward OF $50 will be given for
the apprehension or committal ofsaid King, to
any jail east of the Mississippi River, SO that 1
can get him.
SAMUEL G. MCLAUGHLIN,
Shift of Perry County.
Sept. l, 1939-52-3t m
IFThe MarengO Gazette, Voice of Sumter
and Southern Argus, Columbus Miss, viii in-
sert the above once month for three months
and forward their accounts to s. G. Mel
Southern Argus., 1838-12-18

little regarded. Il is certainly within their
power to do something for the suppression
of intemperance ;.--and also TO prohibit
the carrying Of deadly weapons. Were
this done, society would wear different
aspect. But when we consider the stale
of the public mind-the almost Unlimited
manner in which its worst passions, are
to, and the ready means at
hand to crafty those passions, We ought
not to be surprised at the frequency with
which immortal souls are sent unbidden
and unprerared, into the presence ofther
Judge.-MO5ile Gazette.
Southern Argus., 1838-12-18

Hon. FHElx GnunDY i fspof lots
laboring nndef i severe aIIsction 81 Il
lungs. 4 correspondent ofths Blllinors
Petrol, under date of November eeTb
states thsl s. t incapable of arlie,,ls.;....'
abops slight whisper
Southern Argus., 1838-12-18


SIR GeoRGE -ARTHUR, Lieut.. Cover.
nor Of Upper Canada, has issued a proc.
lamatiOn in which'lie touches on matters
directly as well as indirectly, thai The peo.,
pie of the United States have an Interest
IN. We copy as much of the document
as we have room for in this morning. pa.
per, with the remark that we understood,
at thefime, upon good authority, that Gen.
Scott befereshe left Nashville, received
orders from Washington to repair 10 the
Northern frontier with all despatch-that
he received copy Of long letter from
Mr.. Fox, the British Minister, to the Pre-.
sident, stating in substance, the same facts
touched onby Lieut.. Gov. ArthuF-and
that he was required to see, on his way to
the frontier, the Governors Of tennessee,
Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New
York, aud ascertain how much, and IL
any, what foundation there exists, for
charges Of such nature against citizens
Of the U. S.-to ascertain, If possible,
whether any of our ciIizens have entered
into such "unholy union," commhniea.
ting with each other, and with the disaf.
fected IN Canada, by certain mystic
signs" &C., andto take such steps ia re.
lalion thereto, as the occasion might de-.
mand.
Southern Argus., 1838-12-18

Loss sgf tts ship Rassel 3 sii5s1si
the aFritai Of the schr. Adeenir as
received the intelligence 81 tie o
this vessel Ga tie Island 81 Absco. ne
ldtentursr brought the Captain md pas..s.
sengers OF the Russel Baldwin. Wea4
could moi learn the particulars 81 fhe~es.
wreck, but are graiitisd e fne that an - s s.
board are safe - - -.
The AdVehtuFsr reports tsl schoolsn q
er had sailed from Abaco 8 h fapr sss.sS
Tore her, with ls passengers from tie bs5
wreck ot teambqat, Supposed = 81 tlaces s.
Wilmington, from Philadellphia, - - s.ss
port And also fhat ihe1s sIas. :. p l-englIIs 8.
brig, name unkpQWn eehole "a lie Elor.s,s.e
loe e9ass- re gaTe = nas
W ib
1F 4. sAHEEs the of m sssiI
finnTr. fi-rfa -
The duties Of The les sss6sl~ = : S s
Governor Andenon.
Southern Argus., 1838-12-18

VAN BUREN1sM AND ABoLITIoNIsM-Th
Van Buren, papers are making great hue
and cry" in consequence of the increased vote
of Morton, the Van Buren candidate for Gov
ernor of Massachusetts,, at the late election.
Let them shout-but we cannot perceive why
Southern papers should rejoice over this re-
suit, when they know that Morton is decided
ly in favor of the views of the fanatics. We
publish the letter of Morton, for the benefit of
all who have been rejoicing over the "ch0nge'
in Massachusetts:
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IL Is excellent for giving the teeth beautiful white
polish and preventing their decay for causing and pre-.
serving sweet breath and pleasant taste the
and - also an iniable for the tartar which collects
on The teeth, wholly removing H. and at the same time
hardening the gums and causing them 10 be rensaed IN
their proper place
The ossof nearly half the teeth which are extract,
ed, Is owing 10 the tartar eating away the gum thereby
causing the teeth 10 become loose and rendering their
traction necessary
supply Of the above is just received from the paientec
and will be warranted genuine. For SALE wholesale Or
retail, by
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HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR; between tho u
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MAJOR GENERAL SIR HOWARD DOUGLAS
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Parkinson's Fossil Organic Remains.
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NEW BoOKS-The Confessions OF an Elderly Lady
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PROPOSALS for publishing Second Edition Of the
i MILITARY LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, by
George Templeman. The first edition was compiled by
Major Trueman Cross Of the United States Army, and
published under the sanction of the War Department in
1895 II contains the important Of the resolutions
Of the old Congress- relating to the Army from IT'S to
l7s9the Constitution Of the United States, and oil the
and resolutions Of Congress relating TO the Army and
the Militia, from 1889 to 1924. -
The second edition. proposed TO be pubished VIII
contain all the embraced in the hrst carefully re-
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which have enacted from 1924 down TO the close OF
the present session The corrections and additions will
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Officers Of the Army and Militia, and Others who have
used the FIRST edition Of this work, have testified TO It's
great usefulness. .9.
In country like ours, where the authority Of the law is
paramount the necessity Of such work is at all times
manifest but it is especially at present when large
and mixed force of regulars volunteers and militia ale
called into active service.
The work will be Of royal octave size, and will be fur
nished subscribers 81 so per copy, bound in law
sheep. H..
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Stereotype edition Of DR.. Mayo's Chart of the Con
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BY means of this cheaper mode adjudication the price
Of the Chart will be reduced TO IS cents tho single sheet
Those who have bought the first impression at SO cents
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The recent amendments Of the Maryland Constitution
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showing contrast with the parts amended and a
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NJ Gentlemen sojouming at Washington would proba-
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WATKINS ON CoNVEYANCING, is concluded
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Storrow on Water Works. '~-
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Oct. s. til9