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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

THRILLING lNcIDENT.-Abouti | O'clock
yesterday morning, several children were
| playing upon the ice, on the North River
opposite Bulls Ferry, when two of the par
ty, one son OF Mr. Briukerhoof, 7 years oil
age, had ventured out on projecting point
OF the ice hrthcr than the others, n large
sheet broke of from the main body, and
| f1oated rapidly down the cournnt barring on
its face the two poor children who were
now utterly beyond the reach Of hope. The
alarm was soon given and number ofcli.
zens, among whom were the almost frantic
parents, ran 10 the waters edge, but no
means could be devised TO afford relief to the
children. The lutte Adventures were bail.
ed from the shore, and ordered 10 remain
quiet in the middle of the float, caution
which they obeyed, and TO which they are
! indebted for their preservation. Alter the
ice had hoated some distance down the riv-
er, a boat was launched bu; the persons in
it were unable to obtain footing on the ice
in consequence of the floating particles
around, and the thnGess of the edges of the
main sheet
No relief was afforded the children, ill
the ice floated down to the Red Fort on the
city side, IA distance of some miles) when
the progress Of The floating mass was stayed.
by its being carried by the current into
small cove, where il remained. Mr. Coro.
ner Wheeler and his clerk, Mr. Spendlove,
were at the time engaged holding an in
quest near by aud both FASTENED TO afford
all the aid in theiI power. Mr. Spendlove
al the imminen, risk Of his life. rushed into
the water and aher some Intellectual at.
tempts, succeeded in ohlainingn firm footing
on the ice. and by The aid of u boat brought
the two children safely ashore they, as
well as himself being by this time nearly
exhausted. Mr.. Wheeler conveyed The
children to his dwelling. where every atten-
ton was paid them and about o'clock
they were taken houle by their anxious and
overjoyed parents. Y Express.
We heard most excellent sermon last
sunday in the forenoon The clergyman
remarked, (among other good sayings :)"My
hearers, it is not only your duty to subscribe
Tor good paper, butto pay for IT," Home
truth that Utica paper.
A lady inquired of Jekyl. the difference
between an attorney and solicitor THE
same replied he, qhatexists between an ALI.
gator and CROCODILE
The ship Kutusof, of Newport, r. l., or.
rived at New York on the Sd inst from the
Island OF Jersey. with four hundred and nine
ty-one tons of potatoes
The ladies' ofParis are introducing The old
fashion OF the times OF Louis XIV, in the
hoop petilcoats, which are creating quite a
sensation.
hard shake.-The Buffalo Mercury
says that the ague has been so severe in
them parts that person afflicted with i, ac.
tually shook the toe-naas off his fnger-ends
Cure for HE Blue Deriis Owe no man
and keep sober
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18
GDENTlSTRY.

nR. SPALDlNG continues TO perform all
- operations ~ the LINE OF DENTAL SuR-
gerry. and warrants them TO be done in a neat
and sdurable manner, upon the best scientific
principles OF The art. Grateful for past iavors
he solicits continuance Of the same.
H. Charges much torer hdn tie ordinary
charges Of Dentists.
~ Office Room one door south of the
Store of Dmton, Clark e 90.
Braitleboro Nov. 20, 1898. IL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18
Medicines.

TIME subscriber is agent for one of the most
IL extensive Apoihecaiiesi in Boston, and he
assures The public that articles can be procured
of him of the most unexcepiionabIe quality
put up in the neatest and most careful n,anner
and as low as at other places. Among them
are the popular medicines lately introduced in
to practice.
DANIEL GIJREpT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

kept constantly on hand and sold at Wholesale
aud Retail.
Having taken great pains to get the most er-
perenced workpen, they would say that all who
may favor them with call shall have their
work made Of the best materials aud in a work
manlike manner and warranted TO give salts
faction.
To those wishing any Of the above articles,
or any thing in our line Of Business, will do
well TO call aud examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
". H.--JOBING OF REPAIRING
done at Short notice aud all orders promptly
attended to.
DICKINSON & CHANDLER.
Brattleboro. Nov. !. 1898. Q
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

Magnificent Tdul. The vault Of theScher-
ematoff family, is an object Of the greatest Gu
riosty. II is as large as ball room and warm
ed by stoves constantly heated; no damp can
approach these Wondering remains, enshrined
in tombs of ormulu, beautifully chased; and
though some are more than hundred years
old, though their tenants have already crumb-
led into dust, these costly monuments still re-
mnn fresh and unimpaircd as they came from
the ha.ds of the workmen.-Raike's City Of
C-ar
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18
PHnrsoloer ExrMrIIrIrp. A capital sto-

I PHnExoLoev ExEMPLIrIRD. A capital sto-,
ry is told in the Cincinnati (Ohio) News, OF
DR.. Collier, celebrated Phrenologist, at pre-
sent soiourning in that city One of the Doc
tors pecuarities is, that Of telling precisely
what he thinks of the head submitted TO his ex-
animation, whether it is in private or IN
crowd. At the close Of one of his lectures at
the South, he requested such as wished their
developments regularly explained, Ito come for
ward. A stout, two listed fellow made his APP
pearance, and seated himself for the examine
ton. The Doctor rapidly ran his fingers thro'
the hair, measured this bump, and that bump,
and remarked very composedly--" Sir, your
chronological developments are those which
belong to an Infamous Observation-Disclosures
and combativeness enormous, conscientiousness
very small and all the moral and reflective re-
gion perfectly contemplate, "you only lack
opportunity to become a rascal" Without
saying a word, the man rose from the chair,
and nv well directed blow with his fist,
knocked the Doctor fiat upon the floor. The
worthy phrenologist gathered himself up, and
addressed the meeting, "Ladies and gentlemen
there is the strongest proofof the truth ofphre-
nology have ever seen in the course of my
career. The villain has proved every word |
told him to be the truth"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

- The AMERICAN CoLoNIzATIoN SocIEry
has been recently organized at the late annual
meeting, held by permission in the House Of
tives seem to have been, to render more nrec;se
and definite, the objects of the Society, which
the first two articles Of the Constitution state
to be- '''''
]. That It Is Society for colonizinp the
free people of color in the United States.
= That its exclusive object is to execute
plans Tor colonizng them with their own con-
sent, in Africa, or such other place as Congress
shall deem expedient; and to act in co-o9era-
uon with the General Government and such
states as may adopt regulations on the sub
ject.
Mr.. Clay was reelected President, with 4s
wee Presidents, among whom are some very
distinguished men.--N r.. Amer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18
Edward kirkland,
Counsellor a. Attorney at Law
BRATTLEBoRo, VT.

Refer to
Pliny Merick, Esq.
Emory Washburn, ESQ. "'fees'e'' Mass
Hon. Ephraim Stone, Templeton, Mass.
Hall & Townslcy, Brat,leboro.
To- Office over the Store of e. w. Prouty
* Co. 3moS*
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VI 1 SC e la ~ ".

VuLGARIsMs. The following list of unpar-
donabe vulgarisms, were published in New
Hampshire paper, half century ago. 1t was
prepared for the use of school, and it is said
proved highly beneficial.
These inaccuracies in pronunciation are moi
confined to New Hampshire, but exist now, a,
well as formerly, in different parts of New
England. Many might be added to the list
and it should be one of the most important du.
ties of an instructor of youth, to do away with
these barbarous propincialisnls.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

lie for Oil.
lnyors for Onions.
Is for Are, in adding or
multiplying sums.
Keer for Care.
Kiver for Cover.
Know'd for Knew.
Rose for Coarse.
Keerds for Cards.
Larnin for Learning.
Launch'd for Lanced.
Lemme for Let me.
Lent for Loan.
LINING for Linen.
Madint for May not.
Marvel for Marble.
Marracle for Miracle.
M disclaimer for Musi-
clan.
Neast for Near.
Nighst for Near.
Ourn for Ours.
.Outdacious for Auda-
r cious.
Pardner for Partner.
-Parson for Person.
Pint for Point.
Poppet for Puppet.
Rally for Really.
Reasons for Raisins.
Ruff for Roof.
Riz for Risen.
Rumatiz for Rheuma-
tism.
Sarting for Certain.
Says | for Said !.
lSaxon for Sexton.
Seed for Saw.
Set for Sit.
Sildom for Seldom.
Spunful for Spoonful.
Study for Steady.
Sha for Chaise.
Shot or Shet for Shut.
Shear for Share.
So for Sew.
Sot for Sat or Set.
Sor for Saw.
Spere for Sphere.
Spry for Nimble.
Stunded for Stunn'd.
Squinch for Quench.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18
DANIEL GILBERT.
TOMATOi

DiLLS made from the extract of Tint .s-
ieeIned vegetable Tomato, prepared ac-
cord'ng TO the London Phamacop@ia, and an
proved Dy me Royal Society Of Physicians,
For sale by the subscriber.
Brattleboro, Dec. 1888. "A
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

HARDWARE GOODS-iust added TO
- the former stock OF BirgeS & Dickinson.
variety OF Hardware, making the Stock very
complete, and for sale cheap, .'r''
at the store of h. & ID.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18
l5 New, or Old.

MESSRS.-i will now inform you that |
I'h continue at my Old Stand south of the
common, in Fayetteville, on Main street.
where ! will at all times be ready to execute
all kinds Of work in the
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= A s = T . N S /.


cutting done at all times for Others 10 make.
ina 4 great care taken IN marking the same, that
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

hard shake.-The Buffalo Mercury
says that the ague has been so severe in
them parts, that person afflicted with i, ac.
tually shook the toenaiis off his fnger.ends
Cure for he Blue Deriis. Owe no man
and keep sober.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

Speculation The latest advices from Eu.
rope state that there is swindler at Amsler-
dam. who is endeavoring to sell the bills Of
the broken Lafayette Bank Of Boston 1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

Ahead ofithe Mummies They are show
ing Lots wife in one Of the Eastern cite,
Sheis done up in salt and said to be the ger
uine article.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

IL appears by a recent debate in the Hi
nois Legislature that it is not unusual fol
contractors on the public works to supply
the workmen with tohiskey. and charge !
under the name Of Juel!.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

The ladies' ofParis are introducing the oil,
fashion OF the times Of Louis XIV, in III,
hoop peiiicoals, which are creating quite
sensation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-18

Sn'eide.--lt pains us TO announce, says
the Louisville Journal OF the Slst ut., that
Lieut.. S. Tibbatts, of the U. S. army, a
young officer Of highly respectable stand
ing cut his throat in this city on Saturday
evening, and died Immediately afterward.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-28
NFtiTU AND IEATTy.

- l,NHt II fiLLS -Antmlncntm medical writer has reua,A
- Il AH" rAFrr'fnc" ha, prove i the fact. that those whO asA
ht'ht'N 10 ht@llmg The stomach and bowels il proper or,ies
Pf''"tfc health rle'cnt disease. and generally attain robust
ch'efini AMI hralthy Old age. for that desirable rutpDse thsee
puts are aiopted,ht1ng prepared win the suirlatc Of quinine,
TACT OF tanonlle flowers, and the most choice ston,arlir
and ar"ricnt drugs of the Materia Mcdica. They hs,r in Ill
cn'eS' PROVED superior to every other medicine in the cure Of
stomach aud liver complaints, loss Of appetite, mdiec.t,ou,
sensation OF inincss and oppression after meals, shprtnrsu oa
breath. and an excellent restorative after any excess ut The I.
ne n'ihf% gehly pi, ge and cleanse tho bowels, s,renr,hes
'c >'"nhhch, ana inNignfbie the constitution. Femal.s vhn
value good health should never be without them. as they purl
y u " hio""' remove distractions, and give the skin u bnauti
p'etl"rIr hat'it, who arc su,j"ct to head ache, riid,ne... dim
na>> ! Si@h| I,"">'ntss, or have to" grea, Il flow Of blood .
II nrah 'HhNhi'' 'htr Them tfCTu"Ttv. Child,e Ell and perso, =
OF all age. may take them at any time, Il they Din moi con,ui.
ANY mercury or my Ingredient that requires confinement az
restriction OF dict. They should IT kept in every family ~ \
Remedy N ca,"s of sudden ilIncss; for, by their rrumrt sdmis.
SHatloh: choicrH Wofi us. cramps. sPnsins, ieyerS and other q
lntmln@ com lalrf~, may he >irctlli, cured or prevented.
S"hh At Nc. ct Custom Eon>e Il New ORLEANS.
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THE MOST IMPORTANT HUMAN DISCO
VIEW.

\ tL-Lkhl NAM late Of the CHmlrrdEr University haS.
= A IN" GtNc"ter"d Al rn"ht- of curing himself of Il Nrrvona
81 hemt"I A"'atlt nj. OF fourteen years GUrhIinu, and n four
Frlis haNihs hHl "h We LOCO patients, aI OF ~ HON he ha. cur.
Ell "Ao loiinWC k> a1,irr. SArlt lw e!,r. niers from ieuevc.
lHaCr i"iHei !hHH lH!H. T. cHIGnihcts. Low - irIis. me isl de-,
hhHN hl '\"tHHlir". 'rIrTh ii lurH o biuud 10 The head YER.
tEn, Errthdr IS 'rI,, / IIGrr Of nri., ~, Int aImc T. for bu.,
n'>s,a ndN @t, fc>NFs>nr -, Ir.'ru,tinI, ", rrri eunes.. ,uJa,
cI>t"U, iCjUsi'm m,l'mc"'i', thoughts At SO dr.lruc,isu. =
Aa'"'N' "rr1 'e eHr b, hH "a !Hrn4lant tI. u,p,y. Mo.t ~
rotrrd sX WCrhH.
ANrlN 10 W Va Cnst.lH hcu-e Il Now nrlrnns
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CGT"z ssN

u W. - NhR tt EfP0Tesf ETpfdiI'n", dN0
ma style unsurpassed IN NV ORLEANS, or else
wG,Ic
NrrG6s left al oMpriHG r ON i. S.. ChR,iss "a
an"@e, CqrnT # Gra":er 81 or O! T r e
\ MERlcAN PRtNTl NG OFFICE,
'"r"'r ut P"'.'r,s Na4 s. Charles SHEETS, will b.
prtmpTv MI. ,,{sE Ia
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. NEW YORK.

: V0TIIesT inc n PNLkrls.
To Sail positively day "fhr to morrou.
"a The &ew, last -nii ~ f',ckrl hp PAN.
[bkNA THEA, 4 bhv VI. strr. y i'll une,riv, " snI ~
-SAAE. nd We. For tho f,cieht # ? o hn,ca cotton
or the l,nik ihrr",fo or pm 4-lI", i,nsirg most cIrguni nc
,nppl, t,tre cnlt ,u ON Loutd, tnu tiers
below the Vegetable. ''nrke,, or 10
s2i COHEN, No. 90, c, mmon s,rcc,
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NEW ORLEANS. May 1899.

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+, ,,,;ana ,;L ~ D Ivy "' IA
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Pa, mi bui. ram, ,r,,, ,,u, l., gan" "
en, Al, rI,,6un,1 ~. Ill., L.,. ~: ~. '"E'
pr, r,n, JLnr,'tI nTu. " y u or 4"''
mon, r,,,,,;.>nn,n u, F,"''1' gu
N, ~, 49,, ~, "'nS Ut pour ~
"n =, H.. ~" "' '' ! I'hS' IA &C
man, ,nr $780,, !, ,rn l.. 49,, ' "a Y
i. ~, IT,, ~ +, NV L. i''n!'
A., ,n,r , ~ J. = '''.s ''''' L't''"c ~"
,r.. 49, l,,, t'"''E'
Il r,1, L.,.
~, ~ f"' '' P''>r"'eA '''n'e'' l"GHci'e
r., ..,.;r. aus '" o'''o eo4'I''
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Nn,r,,l. ~ m,.' a '"p'o' '''a' tie 10
o., r,., s. ~
Cara nov n,a.l n ~ w. !. "'''' "''S ~ ou' n'
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a,..a w. 10y 1,'N '' : "o''' o''ht en- "u"rah'c
a. 'n'I y 80 "'nt l'"s.'es c'"q"'' li 'o'a''e
pnDa -, F"!e. :" compliant par I's
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WillrE LEA AuE4\tY.
fENlE subscribers having received the agency of
White Lead, from one otthe largest aud best nanu-
factories, offer it to steamboats,, country and clt, dealers,
at the invest market prices, and warrant II to be as good
mn article ns can be found in the city.
JARVIS a. ANDREWS,
s. I'm Nos | 4 } rrhouritoulas 81
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For the Interior.
FOR BAYOU SARA

FUN HNIVI NNNA
Regular PACKET.
t-ePsNrE D. The splendid passenger steamboat
ttl%i--&N BRILLIANT, Jesse Hart master,
~ ~ will Lave New Orleans every We'd
n-nssda, al 10 J'tlncA 4. NJ. tor Bayou Sara 4 every
Saturday at 10 o'clock 4. VI taxing the coast down on
Sunday. For freight ar passage apply TO Capt. Hart
on boatd ~ to
thH, ADAMS A. WHlTALL
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lie tlHST DAYS DRAWING OF TIE WI MIL.
LAO LOTTERY.
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

1T Each day 5 d., wi z under the supervision of two J.lpes
OF C"u't, in New Orleans, md the heel. opened aud
seaici b, them,
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CSastWlse.
FOR NEW EDt ~ rgu'nr Pn, ket.

FOR NEW E)R ~ cgu'nr Pm ket.
tlolmr's inc 81 pnckrt..
To nil ON VI, nhn,, the 1atI, inst.
~ Tin" IN, sailing to uiar p0rk.t snip r.
,%M KANSAS, T. ) Dennis, III ,-,rr, HAVING part
EAA!| Other cargo engaged, will snii II, above. For
the freight e 800 bales cotton ar the huls thcrc,, OF
passage, having elegant accommodations, apply to the
captain on board, opposite the mint, u, TO
A COHEN, ,
s26 90 olnmrn st '
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NYENHE EENAT BILLS.

/ NNL,|, .tt.\ :, or CAPTAINS 0fSTEAM
- lt as cah hnrs Usfr Bits strurk Of, in oas
n more C'Ior,G inks on i1n OF tuIuied Paper, sssA
lie sposCh, a d on EaroraA!s Teams, by isasias 1te,~
uarl rs at rhUr AttInl' A ptftk xrss -
P,,,lrH- rud ~. ,hari, .,r-ts
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FOR NEW iDLk-Er- mar l'nck,t

u 10 sui posfnrlv an Saturday, Am in-'.
IA ia .rirgrnt ist II Img packer shir ttD~
rTY-TS. NEE knIhi, mt,tr, having pant ut he, car
10y. guri.nLcd Wil Sul as above. FOR the re-
Talnder OF irri nj or passage. having elegant accom-
.nnda,"Ds. apply tn the cui ,uiA on board, oppu>itc the
Vegetable Iiurhrt, or To tDiiEN,
sept ! unIuOn &
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORl.E MS \
n h ~ fl,

T1NlIlS Line wIIl be composed ct -rvrn siirp-, " Inch
L VIII .uccerd rach otIrr II he t"i,un ing order, VIZ.
shin =. Ma,v,R " fu-I' r. ,lnsirr.
Ship IrLv.t rucLiudoilE. ma -irr.
Ship iiepni'ican. i : \ iisuu, III tstr.
Ship NJ, ri T. t.rurl'. u,St,r.
New >hIp Frl&k MT, J 'u->rll. muster.
New ShH' nr. hlus,An',t No tcrren, master.
New ship ini f"Id, u =. !Nou, m.~tcr.
These iii ~ nr. ~! 81 the frs, .ln>s, iuvn nccrmno.
datnns tor p,-srm ."r% uruirpa~-ri for comfort md Gun
seucncc. aud ntil tu!nu@>drd
The greatest ulm rua! II " Il hr uh.rr ed in irspat h.
ing .em - ni,rriI-r!, nri rv = ,rl%ln thir ,!,uuiumo-
du,lou cxlcnucl l., ,hEprFr- md r,s3rnGrr>.
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FI \ 'NF uK edmond.
II The fr.'c ct tss n ID fast sniiing Schooner
TrN, w .itpIT, MT lImiz. having her ergo
800 ENGAGED eau take a deck .nai OF from so I
10 "nl lI"nnl"'ii ne application ir ,rair. Tor l'rms
or pn-sHsr npIIr 10 H. vi n ALE,
aug |. SO Com non 81
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TT NV T
e The nrH nnd verl fast Sailing Schooner
,1THTNL COVE /, Capt. stack, sail be- ready To Snll
~ III II irw Il lays having ihr greater part Of hrI
ca, ~ t geo, For The hltN OF 400 ban relS or pns4ng
hasiIg >ureri"r N o"nInuduri rs apply TN lt-Id "lpo
sue Jefferson st or to |. II. rAi.t.,
July 18TH g3 Common .rret.
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AMERICAN
CAMP STREET
LOI'TER

CAPITAL $4,000, / 1921 PR,zEs!
Will be drawn in DECEMBER N XII; and in
"'dcr I" crafty, at an carly period, the purchasers
of tickets, t t combination is adopted for tins Lot.
'c y MY, OF 10 Is, whereby tho drawing will
h~ completed IN 4 few minutes by the drawiur of
~ Numbers from the wheel.
67,525 Tickets, at 10 cach...s675.25o.
1891 PRIZES!u
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t.iN'liAAGE on New lDIk. Bills on New YORK Il;
~ 80 un1 81 days, tor sutet
$! rLaibI tN, &c Csmp re.t
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VI n '' P""sS'oh'-- nc acts" SALE, with clear titles, are vested in their firm,
y =" ''y'' r'a"y 10 Tahst'r TO the holders of Prize Tickets .,rmt ruu,
purpose an DEAN, In n o even whatever. he Conveyed ou.rx.. bv ,, fir, ham,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-16

The Neao- York Mirror.--We have recelv-
ed the first number of volume seventeen OF this
highly interesting and valuable literary period
ical. It's adorned with two costly engravings,
and the matter is entirely original. The Mir
ror is an old acquaintance of ours, having been
subscriber to it from the year 1928 until we
selected mississippi as our abode in 1884 we
would not be without it now on any account.
1t has struck US that the principals of our Fe-
male Seminaries ought to urge upon their pu-
pills the propriety of taking the Mirror, as it is
more particularly designed for the ladies. The
articles to be found in it are exceedingly chaste
in the style of their composition, and excellent
in their information; besides, every number
contains piece of popular music arranged for
the piano. The price of subscription is SIS
per annum in advance.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-16
To the Editor of the So,,bsrn =.

= "'e EU''0' y u's Southern Argus:
Sri have noticed the eon,oD-;...
Citizen" as well the editorial Co..
the last number of the Argus, on he u.
ofnominating a suitable candidateOus.T.
ticket, as Auditor Of Public Account. -.
ply the vacancy occasioned By the destBd6,
Dixon, our lamented fellow laborpr ;D,-
cause.
The highly complimentary manner nvls
my name is brought before nv fellow citi,,
of Mississippi, as suitable candidate TO fl
responsible an Office, Is received by me wi
that grateful sense Of feeling, which mus, .
cessarily act as stimulant tourge unvsr5.
a faithful dischal ge Of those duties cOnu,R
and necessary TO preserve ron curruutrn >.
misrule and to keep in view the gresr n
marks of our inimitable Republican Cugr
ton, the pride and envy of Liberals, and h.
tation of despotic governments.
In the faithful discharge ofthe dute, AZ.
ed to State Offices, of trust and resDQss7
there are many important considerations "
should ever be kept in view, and vhi,s /,
best earnest we can give of our tile to ia,
pellation of good citizens Of the Una:l,,.
Jude to State poEcy-heretofore taa5 b.
sight of-and the disregard IF which rs d.
ed US in the situation Of dependaHis, dsp1n,
US of many valuable privileges At tie aup
time rendering us tributary to oW sstsfS STATS
Reform, in our financial conazs, Is loudly
called for. and reform should beihe vald4grt
from enc end of the State Of MssssPf TOD
other.
My political opinions are too vel KNOW
my fellow-citizens OF Lowndes ceuH5
need recapitulation. At an early Perod II
make myself better known thoughO1IlRS
generally.
At the solicitation Of many Of ny iHns
do consent to allow my name 10 be pad
the list of candidates for the Office Of IL
Of ublic accounts, and should my ieIdE'
zens of Mississippi be pleased to eniTla o
the duties of that responsible office, they
rest assured that my best exeTtOs VI
used to discharge the duties Faithfully.
JOHN CRUSO
Columns. July IL 1870