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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
Miscellaneous News.

BIIOoNlNG y FRANCE-Lrge crowds assembled
on >UuCav W the Champ de Mars and a, the Hippo
cTome TO witness two balloon a>ccn;s, accompanied
hy cc>cents n Qarachutes. VI. Poiegln made the
ascent from the hamp de- Mars. and Nine. Ne POl-
tCllU made he parachute descent Aiier t1e balloon
hada->en 10 q certain hight the cord oi the para
chute was clt the parachute descended rapdf Tor
a few seconds ant then spread open when near me
ground t caught III the branches Of some trees, out
Al ast rea he'd the earth n safety at the eyteuor oi
thr hamp &c Mars. near ;he railing ol Avenue ot
Suilren. Mime dc POfeyln, who dl>p.1ye remark
able sang fr0d then entered her carriage, which had
followed her. and drove 10 the tribune of the Prc>l-
dent OF the Republic. VINO CONGRATULATED hef ana
accented the bouquet which she mad taken on start
ing u GODDARD. IN The Hippo rome balloon. lookup
Ms brother IN The parachute. hc cut the cora WAeh
he was over the Champ de Mars, but the parachute
dtyldied. and fell INTO The fiyer. VI. GODDARD, When
near 20 the water Jumped IN, and swan ashore.
cracging the parachute after HIM The Two balloons
pr,t eectd m >outhery direction and 70 = not yet
known where they descended VI. Poltevn was az
compan.ed by VI PetIn, the inventor OF system OF
HuM navigation. which ne Is preparing to cNhio1t'
and VI GODDARD by several gentlemen.
AdylceS from Paris state that the President of the
Republic Is about to make tour IN the southwest
and center OF rance and that Als absence from the
ENstc vii be from l0 10 l2 days
ExpERlvEvr WITH rHE rIRE-ANNmmAroR An
experiment was made sunday IN the champ &c
Mars, NJ Paris by Air. Philips. OF h> method OF ey'
uugushng ares building OF aoOi 4u itet long
and - feet hleh was constructed Of wood, with
staircase outside. ieadlug up 10 the first story At
about Al O'Clock The construction was set are 10, ana
III a few minutes The aameS were seen - burst out
from every part About dozen mcu then rushed mp
the staircase, and placing themselves on sort OF
ral ierv which ran outside, broke each bottle con
talHHg the composition prepared by the inventor,
and almost immediately the flames subslded. and the
IRE appeared exung>hed. The experiment seemed
to have succeeded. when ali OF sudden the flames
burst out again. and Mr. Philips not being provided
with further supply Of ms liquid, 1t obtained the
mastery 80 that 1t found necessary 20 call IN the
AID Of the hremen 20 domOsh The building Generals
Maenan and CarTclei present, and Nr. Phillips
exclaimed to them the cause of his failure, declaring
that he would take measures to secure s success on
the next occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
FpnM TrxAs-Irpl,N TnougLEs, Ceop.

tc-Tss >outa- BssierR AmTicon, published A. Aus
TN. Texas has the following
ryroor IS n town that ! runner rom Payukas
INN 1her sIx DAYS hard rding, reached ne
.,r-.s,'s village informing HIM that % OF ms men
~ been met oy . parry VI >eminoles, under wa
Csl All y q IEem Killed Il : iultaef reported
,hst Y, al Cat Va dlFanCng, Win Idfge party oil
Ncxlcans ard Indians, % sweep OyeI inef country
Ko4kuche. Or WIG cat, inquired consplcuolsg N
n. FLORIDA ..ar as chief VI glea' determination
ar3 ya.or. ala 81 se.erI recent VICTORIOUS ccnfAc's
with me CamaIche.. is spreading lerfof tnfoush
.he-r co,lrtrv hetumsAy 10 oLce "enI 70 : or va
.r9 10 ,ee. I. protection from The army NJ.
T5s H,uxrsa Bsa-op ii the l5fh nst. sy' IN ~
pauter. generally. throughout ;Ae >ta'e are sgs ~
nckirg tts.r cotton. Tne crop j. SAD ~ - -@s -
gUe The com crop Il The mode Ai.- h"' '''-''"
nor. i, .ald 70 be unusually sInaA. ,s.- tho
Prom TIE WarsHlt EeyaDiledH Ne .ini -,,l,,. tn
lo..y cor.,..usi drCUra ras ceen 'Til -. =. ON
~ secr.rn of f.e >tare. Ihe sc.lp' a, ,.roo
ve, fey. rlsr.a.ous aIu Ihefe % 60 e,sI,g .lli -
1sfe on ear.y o. others -cafce4l a5 r nan corn
r@le Nan 1aater. vii cot mase ,,i,n,sS few
- - .rsa. sud Il lie droltMn ~ 11 s,,,reIy
-.- - rsc rofton crops VIII D s-ii. ~ 80 -
Jo.,,,,.i Il j. 80 fir ii,j-Is' a.i,,es :
,-t. r,sl,al weld VIII ?. TO - .,. Tho
"al'-' -|-.., usunfafH>.r oi ne .~sn az a. % 80"
- -,,i ,oniEues 'ery cry ai'd no' -. "'. u
~tAll'i ga, -, ia, c,nniy afe besln."S % sg1ei very
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS
ENGLAND.
-. Monies Practising for America
BY THE ASIA

Le'a oar,,tn "oa nat Lola Is 70 Iesppear upon
ThteO' I'D the lact is Disappointing thdt me VIII
ne s.as' s., IN England nor ~ FfeiCe, 10Y IeocA 10
nd aWe~. .ncrIca. which Is INST experiencing us
Europe. ,.aY after is recent musical intoKica-
"nexi md ~ De visited by relapse, ana 10 De
Ton. If ot'a,ed ont OF rs dollars and prOpnety,
4ga1 eo' ssq eupposing The Americans 10 nave lhe
ia! 80 ~ ,edaye With al appropriate degree Oi
sbsurdry dim, tho oerjoa OF her departure
Aean"s "s,eb for October next, the countess is
VhiCn - ,,eos to regain that mastery over heI art
ia., iaAan-, her long rest must necessarily nave ue-
lfieu ,.,ce nar and MabIe himself IS It's director
oaHy P,soe few admitted 20 these morning myste-
lht ia.,sie from the discriminating many VINO are
i's 'on NJ 81; IN judgment "A reception something
" y nan Startling. To see, indeed Is lheYtaoly 20
hye h and suppOsiDg the Americans 10 Oe nethef
nd nor mad at present ~ seems very Poss'ole t'a'
,.s, NAV soon become DOth
" now dances OF Lola hOntes winch are shortly
.rublsledl are SIX IN number IneH arrange
"', P,be,, method their mechanism, au Mdblllc:
~, rage their originality, Their character and ma
w'" URINE are her own. And IN THIS character ana
.-son,itv. rather than IN any conventional menl
80 bsougs - ordinary dancing, he ther chlei
I'm They belong as evidently ana irIepdItD1y W
.,sin a. ever did rs blue mis- us Ouli-hSH9' 's
- o,es Ms dOunaS, and iis duennaS. sOuid say
essi deal IN particular OF the opening Iardntnla,
-, ,torrtclze Ia detail would, perhaps, DC premd
,re Meanwhile, Il may TdtliS those "Do can looh
,,h, An with souls above Oailet-indsicf, 10 Kho"
a,,ts coming triumph of Lola Nontes IS not 10 be
..seo BY an appeal to any .o~ standard OF taste
90, ne rest II may DC as well 10 mention that, dur
,,abr asence from the stage Lola has not lost any
ltlose personal charms winch can add ectdt 10 hef
,",, Uer eve has los, nothing Of its strange and
.arlIngbrlhancy, her form Of its harmony and pro-
orion, her motions Of Their grace Above all she
I. .ig Young and siiil enthusiastic. For the bcneht
ef,hoss among your readers who are interested IN
bavness Ike particulars. may add. that New ORR
ia 70 be the scene OF her first appearance that re-
foi Of her previous engagement, al the Montansici
H., 10 foundation whatever and that she Will
rern IN the new world a. her own mistress, mte'-
ried by Bainum or by any other person
Musical world.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
.,,,.s. s,i1 be had no doub'

- ..;,a.,on witness said he had no douo
On crosse t1,s, ,.t,te. or three-cuarters white
podipg nar 9 .,ro~n-Have no doubt but John Is
M keI,ts s,Ycsn blood. own sni whose ns,r Ia
partly o. h,s whose mother IS acopper-co'o'' a'''
Der isibei Soiraton sad the father was nea,y
On dcsss,1d he taken for white IN passing ~ TIC
Whne ,sroush the street ,..,,,uonv A. to
Two OF tn., ...,can descent or not the opinioh Os
vhetse' o. an Ias 20 but varylng m the cegree.
tng hat Dc ons on the points were asked ana
aa.ewySoo wo9 sad hey would thea rest cs the easg
NJ ss cqso[ s d @ da.e iasy was wGud adoHs3 as
.b,s forenoon
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30

ths nehi0rs Hotr. -1s ss clirty czd Hs'7--i,H, 20
ttr co-r.t o. ---, fo-p|-ly Per Of Frcr-e
This ecceatrcIty rather asionishst the 0lt geaile
nan. ana &c hs>iered 70 inquire lntO the mater.
Wien re discovered v nat i life o. d9l-e far -ra'c
his INTENDED victim lead ?. AID AZ hiS expense.
be withdrew tis stipulation 10 pay hIs O0art sIs-
The unhappy cook was forthwith erected from hs
roEoTtaD-e hCuse and turned CIT -ItO the iahoS PIT
able streets oi thS wilderness Of CIV Tie old
gentleman who had RESIDE. hall a century ihe
bs>tlle anc on rs C-rn0liuon. could not ind m al
FSTl> iaInilaT lace Or recognizable 10 'aity could
not have ieit more lie "a homeless. houSe.cSS
wauGerer, he
The weekly spectacle Of descen;S N parachu'e>,
visible 20 TIE na.e1 eve % Al pc>O1s Ia the iongi-
iute OF ihe Champ ce Mars. on sunday. Aas gwen
birth ic 1erieCt rage fDT p-racnutr> among tat
par OF the population known - oung rance
venture 20 asser- that a. MS moment every !rsi'
oi either I. between ne ages %. ara -. IS NF-
inr a. tbs ne"ly invented reerc;On. o. else = iei>-
Ing lis mother for ten SOUS - get ile meta> 'l 81
dong. EFtTy Little Eirl : q mimic Nit1-ne t1le-
W. anc every Aiile 0oy : Ll.hpl'lan 0oiaFd
Those tlai are ucNS enough - I've * sores l.-h
have most eng b., field for fnew operations. tHc
parachute. after q SAFE iescel, OF some ,lor cot.
J. drawn up again ~ means q a t.rea. auachCi 10
Tie celieI oi The uu1r- la, cl tAc outside Wee
al he paracAutes DID his city united together, they
would present surface enough % cheek the heailons
fight q shooting star. Mere al the hic-osyphlcs.
such n Zoolacs grtiI>. comets. suns &c, t1Af are
tTale Cd upon them. collected INTO volume. tlAm-
pollen and Bezon would have 70 confess that Egypt
evidently convinced thai :rasel.ug IA the - be
Cue OF tie revelations Of the coming iu>trum-Nc
are all waiting for " hetll or the man III uo1oScn
" Polieyns next ascent, by the way. = 70 oe Stil
another Loyelty-hs goes up on sunday aStr.4e ot
~ horses. He cons -er> himself much safer ABOVE
the clouds than unccrncaih them. NrIc soaring
aloft IN the regions of the empyrean. he probably
reasons With Nine. Po,tevn very much as Barney
Burthne DID With Billy Bovine There was an "a"
ful storm raging on the Bay of BScay. and the torne
observed 90 tie latter
POOL hardy clllns is llveS N towns,
Whit dta-t-, taet arr al ".
A ucht he qraknc IN fnelr ho1s
FIR tea the root NiIl falln
While and |. upon IA. deck
Are cCmfertablr wing,
Nv ewes vs. hat tiles aud Gimme s-,opS
About their heads ~. anns
Bill. yOu ana have of en- heard.
How lS.ks ruined 1nd undore.
~ UvrrturIs 800 rtrrIaets,
~ thieves and fire.. IN Lont1n
te heard - hat rI>k> all nndsmen rls
From uoblgucE t0 tailorS
Ihcu Billy. le'' bless Providence
That and art sailors %. 2 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
L.. scott A Co.'S Republications.

~ "THE WEsrMiNsrER REVIEW tor
July, opens with the admirable article on " The En-
reimbursement of Woman" which The Tribune copied
on It's first appearance IN the London edition TINS
IS succeeded by an article on Electro-Blology flip
pant and shallow, written evidently for My Grand
mothers Review but quite out Of place IN the free
minded Westminster. As whole, the number Is be
low par.
~" The EDlNBuRGH REyIEw y for Ju-
l, slves just and feeling tribute to The character
Of Hartley Colerdgo sketch Of the progress Of
Modern Chenlsty" shounds With IG,ere ''ns iaes.
ClAer articles are on Dixon's Life Of Penn"
Groie's History of Greece" and on Railroad Ac-
cidents"-this last eminently worthy the attention
OF practical men IN this country.
.Y - The LONDON QUARTERLy," July,
opens with an odorferous paneDrc on the charms OF
" Gardening" and winds mp with athorny discussion
Of Rubrle versus Usage" This number consist,
mostly Of learned articles
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

..o,e or TIE CITY OF BRooKLYS.-
hl'0.DK. @o.K.ngs County has been directed BY the
ne she'-. cote New-York. % make known IN his
secrc.43 Dv he election Of officers at the ensu-
pIoca''.. that one person shall BE- chosen for
ug "a. - Recorder fine City Of Brooklyn. The
ie oes y one and the fact that It IS TO BE- created
0I'' =, generally be known.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30

FRoM JAMAIcA--By the L. ,. steam
ship Ohio We have Kingston papers TO Aug 10, bu,
they contain no news OF any importance
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
By Telegraph to the New-YOFk Tribune
Markets

Markets BALTIMORE. Aug
Tie fcrelsu news has bad no eject on the mar
k,t>. which exhibit no change nom ye>leTdDS quo
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30
!V'" The EDlNBuRGH REyIsw fc
ILLNESS or JUDGE WOODBURY.. Extract

"PoRrsNourH, Thursday, Aug. -, 1851.
Hon. Lew Woodbury. - very SICK his friends
here think ms recovery doubtful. His daughter, who
had gone on a visit 10 Newport, has been summoned
home lie has been an invalid for year OF more"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
The State Of Mississippi,

LOWNDES COUNTY.
To all persons interested IN the Real Estate
rhich Elizabeth J. Ward died. se';ed and
possessed:
NTOU are hereby notified 10 be and appear before
L our Probate Court OF said countyat the Term
thereof, held at the Court House, m said county on
the First Monday in December next, 1851, then and
there to show cause, if any you have, Why an order
should not be granted to sell the following lands
lying and being in the county OF Lowndes, and
State aforesaid, To Wit;
The south west quarter Of sonth west quarter Of
section thirty five township eghteen.rang eighteen
west west half OF north west quarter OF section two,
township Cneteen, range eighteen west; south hall
OF east half of north west quarter of section two,
township nineteen range neghteen west, and south
half Of west halt Of north east quarter of section
two township nineteen range eighteen west in all
200 acres, according to the petition OF Gideon B..
White, Administrator Of said Estate, filed at the
October Tenn of said Court 1851.
~ Witness the Hon. Nathaniel f. Goodwin,
l., S. Judge of the Probate Court Of said county,
~ the First Monday of October, A. D. 1851.
Issued 9th October A D, sol.
DANIEL WILLIAMS Clerk.
October Is, ls5l.-l6-6w. lP. f. $40 SOL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
NEW GOODS.

u THE un1ers gned Big leave % call ne Al
aE'on Of the citizens OF Columbus, aad he ads q
IcE country. % the.r stock e
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
comprising almost every article lu that me.
SILKS, BAREGES. WUSLiNS, LAWNS,
GInghams. Ca.icoes. Laces and Edg,uzs. su3 a. Tie
new aud fashionable STYLES o; Dress Goods
Brown and B.eacht Cotton Goois Q every width
and quality; C0t,onate- Nauhns, Cotton AMI Llaeu
C04tngs, sut goods for summer wear.
IRISH Linen. Table AID Brown : men napkins, LIN.
en- Sheeings, o. 10 and Il gr. wide, SIX Na-ste3
and Cotton Hose and hall iose, Gloves Mtts, Hand
serche.s, Crsya,>, Suspeuters aud articles for '#e
Toilet, in great variety Also, large stock q. new
and fashionable ready made Clothing Cloths. Cass.-
meres. and NestingS, Boot, and Shoes. S4Jtey, On,
IA. Gass, Stone, Wood. Silver BT.ttauta, and Hard
ware, Iswery, catches etc. etc
The a'oye with their fol. assortment of goods for
plantation Use, B auStts, Jerseys LInseSs Osnaburgs
Wool Hats, &c, they otitr 70 ali, more particularly
to those TO whom they are arder omany Obligations
tor their liberia patronage Tor wears past.
4 SIMPSON & CO.
"rch %. 1850. 3Stf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
- -
To THE LADIES.

The genuine Brlm Of CoLumbia forrsstortng ne Har
Long hair is a glory to woman" says Paul,
And all feel the truth Of the pious quotation;
Preserve it then, ladies', your glory may tall
Unless you protect it with this preparation.
IF YOU wish rich, luxurant head OF hair, free
from dandrutf and scurf onCt fail to procure the
genuine Balm Of Columbia. In cases OF badness
1t viii more than exceed your expectations. Many
who have lost their hair for twenty years. have had
trestored to its original perfection by the use of this
balm. &C. state, or condition appears to be no OBJ
5tace whaleyer it also causes the fluid to flow with
which the delicate hair tubes is flied by which
maans thousands whose hair was gray as the As
ATTIC eagle have had their hair restored to lis natural
color by this invaluable remedy. In all cases of fe-
VERT viii be found the most pleasant wash that be
used a few applications only are necessary to keep
the hair from falling out, 1t strengthens the roots
II never fails to impart rich glossy appearance and
as perfume for the toilet it is urequaed. 1t holds
,nsee times as much as other miscaed hair restora.
tlyes, and is more efectua
CAurIoN-Never buy it unless you find the name
Of ComstockA Co. propretors on the wrapper of each
bottle or YOU are cheated with counterfeit article.
Sold in N. Yourk only by Comstock q Brother, No.
Q, John ST. in Columbus only by }. Blair in Aber'
deem by Hampton Herndon. fed 22-S4-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
4 Teacher Mnnted.

4 ST. Y OF five hundred and fifty dollars will
"A be gwen for a male teacher of good moral
character-well qualified to teach eli the branches
OF an English education, and can give satisfactory
assurance Of the same-in the neigh5orhood Of
John Nash and ii II. Schrock three miles west OF
Thomastown, Leak coulty Mississippi the session
to comprise 10 months--to commence the lst o..
January married man is waited.
For further particulars enquire Of
JOHN NASH or
Oct ., ls5l-l5-5w H. II. SGHR0Gk
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
Land for Sale.

TINE undersigned offer. for sale his tract Of land y-
i ing in Monroe county, 10 the fork OF the Bigby and
Butaha,ch,e rivers, containing about $500 acres the
purchaser if he desires can divide il into three tracts,
or 700 acres cleared with crops Of corn fodder, oats
and cotton also the stock Of hogs and sheep and
al the plantation tools implements attached or be-
longing thereto Those wishing to purchase will please
cat as he offers great bargain, and will sell lower than
he same bePGrchased elsewhere, being determined
I0 sell. JAMES GAY.
faambu,, sept 18th, leSl-le,ew
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08

NCguiaT ',uHtll packet.
TIL I.. First Glass Passenger Steamer,
Tore f a4onarch,
~. sss.rkII.f. Master. q. ~. .IGSSgy. Clerk.
49, &. f0u as a regular weekly packet during
" the season, commencing with the first rise IN
the riyer--leayng Mobile every Monday evening at
ocIock--arriyng at Columbus on "Wednesday
evening. Returnng-will leave Plymouth during
the night of Wednesday-N eapon Thursday al 7
a. m, Columbus at a. M arriving IN Noble on
Sunday morning.
The Monarch is a first class boat, having fine &C.
neutrality-suspicious. expressly for this trade
and owned ~ the up country, This boat being IN
the interest Of the planters, viii be run expressly
for their accommodation, and all engagements tor
freight or passage will be promptly filed A plan
of the cabin will be found at our office, where bcrih>
can be procured. HALE a. MURDOCH
Columbus, Oct. \, lS5l--lAs. Agents.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08

t-E. ..tE.
Crmnauv3s
= y F4~F
a-ae = =.
'hrlh tHLl AhLL Ills
D O. tHc : aathrru chnllit aAa ~ 49,
The Green Mountain tihtAAehl.
TINS Sare has lscn 90 pno e~e or ten wears We
ask comparison II 10 virtues vsa The vacated sPeo.,
MS thath tHC market.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
June 7, l85l-ly.

WORMS--W ORMS.--In commencing hr
w NJ Lanes Worm Vermlfuge to the public, the
proprIetors of this great remedy prefer 70 use tie
language Of those who have teste4 lls merits. Read
and be convinced.
"ALMESD. ALLEGHENY Co Pa Sept. !, l147
~, Kidd & Cove received quantity OF
MLane's Vermfuge by your agent, which we have
sold to our customers, and in every case it has had
unparalleled success. and has never failed in any
case. We might mention any number OF cases
where it has had wonderful success, fwas necessary
KAURN g. RICHARDSON"
For sale at
JAMES JONES e. co.
June II, ls5l<5e-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
OR : A If

NHY PLANTATION, six miles from Columbus
VI on the Pickeas road, between the plantations
Of Col \ Davis aud H. Collier, containing $50
acres, about $50 under improvements good COM
Portable dwellings, with all convenient negro out.
houses, and fences in good repair. The place on ae-
count OF its location, health, buildings fencing, fer
tility OF soil, &c, considered very desirable as
residence, &c. Terms easy, and made known on
application to
A.Y SMITH, or
1H0S CHRISTIAN,
October 25. ls5l-l6-tf Columbus.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
LIVE EsX
STA - % BILE.

S T. "a &-z-234 u IL Il.
.sNIE -uUacrI1er would n.l.m MS tiraae inaiht
1 public generally. that be hiss taken ne entire
control Of hose we.lkooaa LIVERY STABLES
iguaryoccup.cd by Gladly 4 Ridley, % NarHe' 81.
south Of the Columbus Iotri' He has enlarged
and Otherwise improved hi. Stables, 50 that he Is
now prepared 10 accommodate any number ol horses
that may be- 81 with HIN lu style unsurpassed by
any establishment Of the hind west Of Mason and
Dixon- line lie keeps constantly On hand Ter
hire, Saddle Hor.es Carriages Buggies, &c, Of the
most superior quality. From his long experience in
the business and great desire to give perfect salts.
faction to his customers; he hopes to receive no.
eral share Of patronage
HIS terms are the same as heretofore
fyrse and Buggy, per day, ." ~
Saddle Horse per DAY.
Horse at Licsry per month, ~ ~
per mech, ~
I" +" per day. ~
Horse per night, ~
single feed -
October, 2, 1851 CIV 20
Columbus, Mss, Nay II, ls5l-ni6-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
PIANOS! FINE PIANOS
J, WONIFLSDORFF

/
L meut tn one Of the most celebrated
PIANO Ma NUFA CTORTES
in the Uaited States, by which he w!i be enabled 20
supply the people OF Columbus and the surrounding
country with Pianos ot the best quality fresh from
the hands Of the makers The instruments offered BY
him will be warranted to superior tone. aud
will be sold at a small advance on the New Yurk pr.
Tlcy Will also be put IN tune by Prof Markstoln
be ore delivery WITHOUT any additional charge To the
purchaser. lie has hand at present, two excellent
instruments and will receive u further supply as soon
as nav g1ton opens. Persons desiring Panos OF any
peculiar style be accommodated IN due season by
calling add leaving their orders. PGrchascrg inv t.
ed to call and exam for themselves.
J WOMELSDORFF
N. p. He also continues 10 keep on hand nod f1r
sale good supply Of Cabinet Furniture, consisting Of
fine dressing and plain Burenus, b 'ds,eads, Wash
stands, Chairs Mattresses, Looking glasses, S..
September 47lh, 1851. l3-3m W,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-11-08
nR. TH0MAS ID. LOVE

DIX. Thu w 1AS II, 0U v u
ESPECTFULLY offers his professional servl-
IL ces to the citizens Of Columbus and its vicinity
and homes bv close attention to business TO merit
share Of their patronage lie may be found at all
times when not any where else, at his Office or resi-
dence both on the same lot with the City Hall i'm.
mediatey south OF ii, formerly occupied by NJ }.
Howard.
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