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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-01

1t will be seen that the Democrats
have clear majority in the above States
OF from @ 10 %, as we count the Demo-
cratic Freesoilers for or against them.
The thirteen States which have not
yetelected members Of Congress, were
represented in the last House by %
Wings, 60 Democrats, and Democrat
ic Freesoiler. 1t is not at all probabls
they will do as badly as this at the ap-
preaching elections. Several of them.
especially Georgia, Mississippi, and Al
ALBANIA, are merging old party divisions.
In these States Union and Disunion are
the rallying points. In Virginia the
same issue viii enter into the contest
How far they will alter the result, is
now impossible to foresee. In all these
States, however, the Wings have moth
ing to lose, and have a good chance to
make gains. They have also fair
chance for gains in Tennessee, Califor-
MIA, Indiana and Kentucky. AT the best
however, we can hardly hope 10 elect
half Of the members to be chosen from
these States. We can, then, only antic-
ipate that the present Democratic major
ity ia the House will be increased, or at
least maintained, in the next Congress.
There is another point of interest con-
nected with the next Congress. In the
event of there being no election Of Pres.
identity the people, the choice, will de-
volveupon the House Of Representatives,
Each Stale, through its delegations, will
be entitled TO vote. As there are thir-
ty- one States, the votes OF sixteen States
will be necessary to an election. In the
above eighteen States, the tWhigs have
majorities in Vermont, Massachusetts,,
Florida, Michigan, and Missouri 1--we;
the Democrats in Maine, New Jersey,
Delaware, Pennsylvania, South Caroli-
ma, Illinois. and Iowa---seven., The
Free Soilers have Wisconsin, one. New
Hampshire, Rhode Island, and New
York. have equally divided delegations;
and in Connecticut and Ohio, the Free
Sollers appear to hold the balance Of
power. ..s,s
Of the thirteen States which are yet
to elect, the Wings had majorisies, in
the last Congress, in the delegations 0f
North Carolina and Kentuck !, two; the
Democrats in the remaining States, with
the exception Of Maryland. whose dele
cation was equally divided. It's obvi-
ois that the Wings must carry eleven Of
these thirteen States to have the control
of the Presidential vote Of the, House,
an achievement quite beyond hope.--
The Democrats must also carry nine 10
be quite sure. and this they probably
will be able to do. II is, however, BY
no means improbable that the States of
Georgia, Mississippi. Louisiana, and
California. will elect divided delegations.
In that event, the Whigs having he con-
troll Of three of the remaining delera-
tons, it is difficult to see how the House
will be able to make an eleciion. At ali
events, il is obvious that the Whig party
has nothing 10 hope for from the House,
and that to succeed al all. they must do
SO through the people and the electoral
college.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-01

A DIsiHFEcriHo AGEkT. Rooms in
which, from any cause, there arises an
unpleasant odor, may be freed Of the OBJ
noxious efflusia, by placeing few kerr
neIs Of coffee on hotshovel, and allow
ing the aroma or smoke, to be freely dis
seminated. Il will dispel effectually the
most powerful odor arising from putrid
animal OF vegetable matter. Il has been
much nsed and with excellent success, ia
localities infected by cholera.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-01

Ants are easily destroyed by pour
ing lime water into their ahodcs, or by
covering their haunts an inch thick with
sand. Also, if jalap, mixed with sugar,
is placed in their way, they will eat it
with eagerness. and will be DESTROYED.
Camphor placed in cupboards and in
drawers, will preven. their intrusion
therein. -
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-01
MISCELLANY.


chnS VMCc Again 10 Wes
Twas night; all nature, hushed and still,
Seemed wrapt in sweet repose,
And every passing breeze distilled
The fragrance of the rose.
A maiden, pale and wan from grief,
Sat 'neatha willow tree,
And to her sister mildly said,
'Sing once again to me-.
"Sing of those days of innocence,
When life seemed all a dream,
And mirthfulncss and gayety @
Was our enraptured theme;
Sing how at even's. hour ,unmovea
With wanton, childish glee;
Otake thy harp, my sister dear, @
And sing once more to me.
"The stars are gently looking down
On Natures's smiling face,
And Luna rides the midnight sky
With unassuming grace; n
The fieecy clouds before the breeze
Like passing shadows flee
0. take thy harp, my sister dear, 81
And sing once more to me.
"The silence of the midnight hour
Sends forth deeper gloom,
Than which the former was but like
The stiffness Of the tomb;
My joys have flown, my hopes have fed,
No cheering ray see;
Then take thy harp, my sister dear,
And sing once more TO me-"
She ceased-and soon the trembling harp
Gave forth its cheerful sound.
And DER the distant wooded Hill
Its music did resound;
But ere the strain had died away
Upon the air of even,
The spirit of the maid had fed
Back to its native heaven. s.
There. harp in hand, her journey o'er,
May she glad anthems sing,
And with her own enraptured voice II
Make lions courts to ring;
But oft as evening s hour returns,
Surcharged with grief or glee,
seem to hear her whispering say,
'Sing once again to me-"
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-01

q The love of the beautiful and the
true, like the dew-drop in the hear. oi
the crystal, remains forever clear and
liquid in the inmost shrine of mans be-
ing, though all the rest be turned to stone
by sorrow and degradation.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-01

q Some western villain has concoct-
ed the following ..con:" Why are GER
tain ladies Of the present day like the
"forlorn hope" of a besieging army! Be-
cause they are about to throw themselves
into the breeches.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-01

~ An English actor on visiting Nj
agara Falls, wrote hon Z: "Oh, whata fall
y here my countrymen!''
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-01

AZ The puresi' altar Of love Is he
heart Of mother. 81,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-08-01

n To have an honest community the
church must be upright and honest,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
Feb. |, 1851. silly,
.CooxERsoF AND DEALERS IN HORSES

TOONERS OF AND DEALERS IN HORSES
Cartons Founder Ointment, for The cue ~.
Of Founder. Split tloof, Hoof bound Horses, ~
and Contracted and Feversh Feet, wounds, bruises
in the flesh. CALLED backs, cracked heels, Scratches,
cuts, kicks. &c on horses.
CARLTON'S RING.BONE CURE. forthe cure
of ring bone, blood spawn, sone spawn, wlndgals'
and splint-a cenain remedy.
This Ring Bone Cure and Founder Ointment are
prepared from the recipe Of very celebrated Eng
fish Farrer and will cure in ninetynine cases out
OF one hundred any of the above complaints They
have been used BY farmers, lIvery.men, stage pro-
prielors and others, with the most mlrknd and de-
cided success.
Sold in N. York only by Comstock & Brother No
8, John st. +; in Columbus only by J. Blair in Aber.
deem by Hampton e. Herndon. feb 22-34~Iy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
M ED &c A l..

DR. SprLLmAE is still at his old stand on Marke'
~ Street, assisted by his son, J. w. SFitssAA'
one or both Of whom 1Aly in general be onhd' al
their Office, except when professionally assent or a.
tending TO other necessary business. -,
W. r. 10 on hand an Assortment Of such Med.
cnes as families generally need IN mid forms oi o's'
ease3 AZ in the N intent stsges Of other diseases
wnicl, NAV REQUIRE medical adv,s,. Long experience
in the South. peaera success and close attention ~
the guarantee Offered TO all who may callior medical
aid
Columbus, Mics, July IL, lS5l-n2-Sm
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04

NJ uudersigned offeTt fr sale his tract of land ~
L b. ~ MInrpe county, in H. frk of The Bighy aua
IatchIe rivers, containing about 8 ~ acres the
p aser il he DESIRES can divide It lntI three fracs,
b zoo acres cleared with or p OF corn. fiddler, oas
Ncntoo alsn. the snrk Of hogs. and shep and
he plantation tools implements attached or be-
'@ing thereto Those Wishing tn purchase i'll please
rs he offers great bargain and will i lowet Than
same can be purchased here being determined
tnsel. JAMES GAY.
CslOmSus, Sept 18Th, Is5L-l2 9w,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04

NJ i... y. HH
SEARS. Are-fesg pie.--i.i 'es ISL. ,-sz'
, removed 81 III Ntian S-Tset cesar ; -a.e
,rg Nrk.
b .0N AGENTS. WANTED Tho s-5scr5e-
,rh .,htys. "a sree number of most vsIuahr bEgss
-arv pgpr sr sud oi such % Wo-si ard rs E',a- Ig-
lngnce. itat y ltc cooj men ms, sa's.r engage +.
'4ef- cirru atom they vi Con.er pubic benefit
nd re eve fair compensation 'rr Their 'so'r.
To younr mon o., enterprise snd tact, It's hrsi
1ss offers an opportunity or T-ottabc onr'ovn 'r'
q i,m to - me- vith. Iha-e j. mi a t'N0 IN ffs
mon whore r'p1' iyore-f and wel.-ti>1oS'J r.sr
aH ran iss. sslin. irom 50 d S0 volumes, accord
~ 10 the p1PTisir,n
jest PvRLysnFp,
pi.f rir DsS~-i-si nrf CkiHl rn3 Ind 70, 6no
,,., and rtrIur lrc,4sR's rft'e HAS u ne L
Vs'-s" Coo ~ Retail q Co., - - ror 500
Oar fu .ictnoas arc ~ numerous O. be described
n n atver iSpuem.
Arr ner>on wishing 20 embark IN The e0'crNylSo
viii risk little by sending 10 tie tuhl-h,r So IT,
which he will rere ve sample copies Of the various
works, at wholesale prices.) carefully boxed, IN
Sured, and directed, aTirdiug very liberal percent
age TO the Agent for hls trouble. With these ne
will soon b. abe io asceftIin the most ssteable, and
order accordingly.
Persons wishing To engage in their sale. viii re-
ceive promptly by mail, circular containing ful
particulars, with "DiaEcTroSs TO PrEsoSs SlsPlsrr
TO ACT AZ A6FNTs," together with the FERNS or
which they will he furnished By addressing The stb
scribeFI post-pld,
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
lei William street, N. York.
Srpt. 90 la5l-12-2w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
Teachers Wanted.

1NHE Trustees OF the Franklin 'cadefny will
/ hold an election on Thursday 9Th November,
for five Teachers for the year 1888, commencing on
the Let Monday in January. at the following salaries,
to W.T. Principal, 5000 two male assistants, hrsi,
$3.50 second, $500: two females at 8 $50 each
Applications will be received until the mernng
Of the election.
BY order OF the board.
t. CASTOR, President.
L. ]. ScH0oLAg, Secretary.
September n, 1851. lS-4w,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04

nNNE.:S NJ. IL.
HEAD QrA.lrrs iTu nI1s', n NJ.

lIEAp QrA.lSE sTu irI-Ie1, N NJ.
Co-Uvrys, Js'y ll.b. 1881. \
A election Is ber,ay ordered 10 lie held ou Mon
=. dls ana 'Tsd-.sy liz 81 ,Dd 'ti Of November
next, On the coag O. OF Ntw'an, NylpeF NvNI1ec,
and Iovuje, fora ,.r,sl3ier Gcueri q the % Brig.
.Je 4ta d.,t,i M-s s>ip7l Niaut % Gi 'ae ytcau.
cY oect,ipuel hy 'e ox ,,rat.on OF the commission
Of B,i- Gen Made
A,solnthe Counties OF Ok ibbeha, Chocnw, Car
roll, Iallobusha aud TaiIaha,chie, for Brgadier
General of the Is, Brigade 4th division NJ. NJ. Va
caucy occasioned By expirsiIOncf term Ot oIhee o.
Brig Cen Owel.
The commanding officers Of 10Th cSth, goth, 4iih,
SD, 3ith, 63d 37th, Seth, and 36th Regiments src
charged with the execution OF this order. or IN the
event of no Field officer being in command IN either
Of said Regiments. then the Sheriff Of such county
shall perform said duty and make return thereof to
this Division Head Quarters.
THOS. G. BLEWETT,
Maj Zen. 4th Division, NJ. NJ.
By MCCARTHY, AID.
Columbus, August , 81.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
BY Nathaniel y. Good vim, Esq.

by Nathaniel y. G ,Od ,in, Esq.
Judge If the Probate Court IN and for LoundeS
County, State Of Mississippi.
NOTICE is hereby given that on application p
~ me by VIM B Clvanah, Guardian ol the mi.
nor hers OF Mrs. CaVanah, deceased who with |.
f. Cayanah and Ii Caydnah, claim An undivided
eighth part Of the following tracts parcels OF lands,
described a. the west half OF the west half of the
south west quarter Of section rs township Z, range
6 ea.t and the south half Of the sorth east guar
ter If section q, township II, range rs eas, IN
LOwndes county.
have nominated John A. Daley, John s. Chan
der and Benz. Brack, Commissioners to divide tire
sad tracts If Land into equal shares o parts; and
unless proper objections are stated to me at the
Court House on NJ )nday the eph day ol October
next, The said John a. Daley, John s Chandler
and Ben. Bmck will then b. appointed Commi.s ion.
ers to make PARTITION OF the SAID lands pursuant to
an act emitted IAN act concerning the pirtliton Of
lcnds held by coparcenees, Jon~tenanis and euanr,
IN common"
Gwen under my hand this 9Th day Of Angu.t, A.
D. 1851. y, L. 60 OWN, Jpdge.
Columbus, Aug. l6 81. 7-3m-P T. $l5 o.
II ONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
~ PANACEA.-i. For colds and feyersh feel
ings and preventing ievers; 3 Tor Asthma, Liver
CQnpla'ttand Bilious affections .. for DIarrGa.
Indigestion and loss Of appetite; 4. for stomach At
fecton-, dyspepsia piles, rhumallsm, &C The great
points are il is not bad to take, never gives pain, and
ne ,er caves one cosiive.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints cured, and all
Western and Southern feyers prevented, in every
case by The use Of Long ey's Great Western Indian
Panacea warranted to cure the most severe cases o.
the above complaints. Loss o appetite, bilious al
iect0ns and Indigestion. are permanently cured by
It's use The great points are, u Is not bid 70 take /;
il does not leave the bowels costiye and never gives
pain in it, operations. This Pdntcea viii remove
al the bad bile FROM the stomach and give tone to
system. and keep. of attacks OF malignant levers
If the stomach is in healthy state aud the pores Of
the skin are OPEN 50 as Ia admit OF Tree eXhtldton
from the body there can be no attack OF fever. This
office the panacea VIII positively perform and we re-
commend all to try this article # they wish 10 en-
sure health during the year Asa family medicine
it is unparalleled Tor coughs, colds, aud all diseases
Of the blood, and kidney and scroiula complaints.
Sold y York ny by Co'as.ock & Brhher, No
8 John ST. in Columbus only BY }. Blair IN A9ei.
deem by Hampton Herndon. leo 22-d4-ly'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
GAY 4 BRO

YEVHE undersigned having catered into Co-part
ner.hlp for the purpose of doing a general Dry
Goods business. under TIE name and style 81 GAY a
BROTtlER, BEG leave 10 inform their fir ends and
the public generally mat they have taken that plen
did aud c0mmOdto IT, house on Man street, formerly
occupied by Decherd & Gray, ~here they viii take
pleasure ia showing their large and general assort-
ment of Gools, which will soon be made complete
on the arrival Of then Spring and Summer stock,
consisting 10 part
American, French and English Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, ''mery Hardware China and Class
Ware Extensive Assortment Of Saddlery;
Castings, Nails, Backsmlth's, Car.
penters and Plantation Tools,
Hats ,Bontsh+d Shoes, Wood
Ware, Willow Baskets,
Blankets, kerseys,
&c, /; Winter,
Spring
and
Summer
Cioihjnr Jew.
elry, Gold Il Silver
Hunting l.pverWatches
Extra Jewelled Gold Chains,
Breast and Fob Chains, Ear
RINGS. Breast Pins Silver Plate &c.
God Pens, Gold and Silver tencs, NC.
In every department oar assortment We design to
he complete We pledge ourselves to give >atislac'
ton and respectfully solicit share Of public pat
ronage, ,o, - c,v
JNO. II. GAY,
Feb. |, 1851. Silly,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
NOTICE

MARCUS w. Cage is our authorized agent
wi Those who are indebted to Weaver, Muliin d
Co, Columbus will lind their notes and accounts IN
his hands. Any one having claims ga'nst US VIII
peane presentthem to NJ. w. Cage.
WM' -. WEtVER'
JOHN N. MULLlN.
Columbus, Nov. 10, 1880. I'll
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04


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mo-, nvjS,ta' - tome.
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THr rHTLpRFN'N PANtCFt; TIL. con
SgVPPHGN RtEW LIjRi PILE
OINTMENT. FEt b II and AGtE
Pills.
II All AGENTS lot the ISLE of the above meeicin"'
Nil have rerttiealcs &C rurus ~ Iter Posses'fh en'
SA,ei they will he happy ttHh'bh to any enc. "a
surcd ourselves Of the Vslus and reliability OF h,''
e shall continue them before the public
asking for them on'y
The Success fhey TaeriH
WELD d CO hereby announce wat 'h'y nave "
liuoui.h,d her Agency Of the GEArrESsEso CosrASt
asen;s IN Mn.is.rpi and L0us'sna viii please 's''I'
their Eccour6s HlIh, and address orders 10
JOSEPH ItCFTY,
60 P,ydrass street, New Orleans.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
NEW GOODS.

dT THE undersigned beg leave to call the at
IGNITION OF the citizens OF Columbus, and the sdJoIn'
ing country to their stock oil
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
comprising amos, every article in that Inc.
SILKS, BAKEGES. MUsLINS, LAWNS
Gingbams, Calicoes Laces and Edgngs, and all tho
new aud fashionable styles oil Dress Goods
Brown and Bleachh Cotton Goods OF every width
and quality; Couonades, Nankns, Cotton and Linen
Cottlnys, and goods for SIMMER wear
irish Linen Table and Brown Linen napkins Lin.
en- Shcetinhs, 9, ~ ard 12er vide, Silk Worsted
and Cotton Hose and liose, Cloves, Mitts, Hand
kerchlrls Crayata Suspenders and articles for tho
Toilet, IN great variety. Also, large stock OF new
and fashionable ready made Clothing, Cloths, CassI'
meres, and Vestng4 Boots and Shoes, Saddlery, On
m, Glass, Stone, Wood Silver BrittanIa, and Hard
ware Jewelry Watches, etc, ere
The above, with their fol assortment OF goods for
plantation use Blankets, Eer.eys Linseys, osnaburgs
Wool Hats, Sc, they otr to ALL nnote particularly
to those to whom they are under so many obligations
for their liberal patronage Tor yctrs past.
A SIMPSON d co.
"Nfch %, 1850. 3stt.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
DIRECT TRAD T..

rsNTE snh scrIhers have nsde arrangements to
l. import and are constantly receiving ~
from FRANCE and England Ilennessy, Dlcky .@.sassA
Jones, Onrd Dupuy y Co, Alex Segnetle Il Co
and other London Dnsk and Cognac Brandles which
thew of.r IT sale a, Fir market rates. either from
their Store or from Government bonded Warehouse
They are also inpp'uhg Va ierd Wines of Ineo
and medium gr ldos tmm the celebrated llonse Of
Newton Gordon. Cussart & Co, of Madeira; Cham,
plcne Wine from the well known House of Bouche
FlIs 4 Dr9nat. France; aud superior Holland
Gin prepared expressly for tie English market, from
Liverpool.
The above afIic'es are guaranteed pure, 10 be Of
our ocu importation. and superior to similar articles
purchl,cd III any Of the Eastern markets,
A share of buanesStrofa the interior Of oar state
is solicited to strengthen Gs in our endearor to es-
ahlish ut Mobile a regular House for Ertci Im2or
alton Of Wines AMI Liquors Of all kinds, w"err
N. rchants can haze their orders filed without the
necessity Of calling on New York or Boston or any
other Eastern city We pledge ourselves T. the pub
lie in return for their patronage that our terms shall
be reasonable prices the same those at the North.
and our goods the best that can be procured in Ire
European markets.
In the retsA dcptftmert Of orr business, we are
prepared to Ill orders for every description OF Wines.
Branlies, Gin, Ale, Porter Cider, &c, by the gal
lon or DOZEN at the lowest possible prices, and "a
nnr motto is "saiJactnn to our customers or no
sai," we feel cert lin that having once given us a
trial, we shall secure permanent custom.
WOLFF & co.
Wholesale and Re'raiI Dealears
IN Wines and Liquors,
IS Commerce st., Mobile, Ala
April 10, 1851. ni2-6m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
DISSOLUTION.

'NHE co2artnership heretofore existing between
ELISHA SCULb and STEPaES q, LErcneR has
been dissolved Ia consequence OF the decease Of the
io.iner. The books Of the Old concern, together
with Aft the notes AMI accounts due the same are III
the hands 81 the n,lersigaed, who aone Is author.
,zod +, .,.,te the same All persons indebted to the
ate firm are requested to come forward and make
set.ement. ,,,,,
STEPHEN e. LETCHER.
April u 1851. n4l-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04

NEW YORK
LIFE INNURANtE COMPANY,
100 Rol tr1p, Ncr York.
Capital uov. 100000 Dollar, aud rapidly sccrmu
lsuur. r-.nciqlJ'y invested IN Y ; Stcck.
pLl\N FREEMAN, MURRlSFRANhlIN.
A,rfApv. President,
AGENCY. SO ~ CAMP ST. NEW ORLEANS
UNDER LOCAL b R0 OF DIRECTORS.
Noev'r charges .or Southern residences on &C
rlarafed Ht.t.
A Credit d, Forty per cent, OF Premiums given
nn LIFE POLICIES
An Animal Dividend made from 40 20 50 per cent,
On which interest Is paid yearly IN CASH TO the
insured
Applications 10 be made To and information given
~ W. J. ANDERSON. Agent,
April 36. s5l-ni3-n Columbus, Miss.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
Groceries OcerIes,
NADEN a READ.

GrOccr'C g. ceflcs'
HADEN "a READ.
M1rkei Street, Columbus, Mss.
ugAVE On harda large and weIl-selectcd assort-
IA mrnt Of GROCERIES, to.wlt;
Brown clarified, crushed powdered and loaf Su-
garr
Java and Rio Coffee.
Moasses. New Orleans Syrups aud Rice.
Pepper, Ginger, Alspice, Sa'eratds, ketchups aud
PICKLES.
imperial and Gunpowder Teas;
Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmeg Crackers
Mustard, Lemon Syrup and Dried Frulti
Sperm and Star Candies, Soap and STARCH
lronand Steel Nalls, CASTINGS;
Wine, Brandy, Rum, WhSkey;
Powder. Shot and Lead.
And they will keepon hand the best Family Flour
Corn Meal, Bacon, aud every article in the grocery
line-with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, and
aepars-sll Of winch will be sold low for CASH
Theywl buy, or make liberal advances on cotton
tore. nov. 80, 1850 24--tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-10-04
PIANOS! FINE PIANOS
]. WONELSDORFF,

JNrORSlS the pobIc that he has made IN arrange
| monl whh une Of HE most celebrated
PIANO MA NUFA CTORIES
in No United States by which lie will be enabled 10
sandy the peop.o of Columbus and the surrounding
corntry with t,anns ut III" best qnaiity' ifcSh nom
the hands of me Makers Tn instrument ohercd h'
i,n val he warranted tn sscsa snperl'r the and
will he sald at a sn1lt avtnco on the New IL pr
eos T,ry will also b. put in tnne by Pros Nrksiein
hroro delivery without anv ad'ft ntai cherHe 70 ''e
purchaser. Ue his nn hard at present, two excellent
in ,tru ,nts and viii receive tur er sn"pY as so1n
a. naylrtrlon opens Persons desiring Piaro' o. any
pscu lar styl ca he shcotn rodted n dn" seaso" by
ealing aud e1vlnE their orders Purchasers are ivy t
cd to all aud examil { for enselers
J. ELSDORFF.
N b. H. al-o continue, 70 k ep on baud aud i'r
s,k good sup " NJ Cabinet Furniture consisting a.
fno dressing an plain Burctu.. ds'eads Wash
stands. c airs NJ ittresses, H. king glasses &".
scplen,ncr 9Th, 1851. l3-3n. ".