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WssHyt.foE Deef Efher 90
se7srEsThe Chair laid before the serpte invita-
ton from the Executive Committee Of the Jarkson Eaes
TRAN stane Company 10 bn present at the Inauguration
port from tie Secretary Il ths interior COMMUNICATING
statement OF the steps taken with regard to the selection
Of = site for the Lunatic Asylum Of the District.
Mr. Cass' resolution calling for information respecting
The establishment Of coion5 in Central America by
Great Britain, was taken up and passed.
Mt Ua7is submitted resolution, which adopted,
calling for statement Of the Of Hospital Money
derived by the United States from the of twsnty cents
month on ssamens wages and he presented petitions
bill for the relief Of q. s. Matthews. Charles Wood
and James Hall Of NewYork debated and then post
poned,
House bill making further appropriations Tor the con-
sruction Of roads in Minnesota and the bill allowing
changes Of School lands in Oregon consderea and
passed 99
An afjournrnent tn Monday was ordered
On nnn e NF Pratt the bill compromising the fers
Of DR. iar 8omar7iIic of Talbot county ND for pro
peTty ar3rf ~ the British in 1914 taken up and
MI aey n tennessee offered resolution calling for
the ot te Board Of Officers appointed 10 examine
the p Bse Lick sarings.--adopted.
IFr 5tiee private bills considered and passed
After Short Executive session. the Senate adjourned
ill Monday.
lforSFThe Speaker stated that there only nine
yseyen members present rho did not constitute quo
A call Of the House was then movea upon which the
Teas and nays were taken which re5ested-yess 7
nays 10
lion Edward P Little delegate from Massachusetts
presented his credentials and in, hayfBg been
f-cte To I'LL the vacancy which caused by th6 deAth
Of MIR. Fowler.
The motion for call of the House then withdrawn
there being present and the Journals Of yester
day were then read
Mr. Seymour: of SswYork moved that the rules be
pended in order to take resolution just sent down
from the Senate relative to the Steamboat Law, which
goes into operation in parts Of the country the
t Of January next. to meet difficulty that has arisen
from inability in to procure the necessary
and the engineers having been unable 70 pfoyds
the required tests which objected to.
It WAS then resolved that when the House adjourns it
stands adjourned to meet on Monday next.
The Eesonton introduced by Mr. Harris Of Tennessee,
Monday to authorize the receiving reports Of comnt
tees upon which there should be no debate again
taken up aId tn. yeas and nays ordered upon
motion to lay the resolution upon the table, which
neaativrd-yeas CT. nays ~
The and nays then taken upon the passase Of
II. fe.outon which negasved-yeas 81, nays 70.
W Doy Of Wisconsin moved 70 spspend the rules to
Unable him to introduce resolution for inquiry into
| tlI* hanktog system Of the District Of Eoambia
Dir pckio said he prepared report bill on the
stc ani The suspension OF the rules beios objected
| tiis .ufi'ct was dropped
! The House then adjourned till Monday next
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NOTICE to PLANTERS, etc.-Tle BRIDGE
WATER PAINT MSES WlII LINE tnr. ~entiu,h ldne
I've. 9seIl mixed wifi the rf BRibGEWATER MINERAL.
eta 70 Prois consistency By the aidono @aer, will
Nrn ft h Tits has bHtn tried North tested
Sea and lo9n answer te puriosea with el
sale dry in barrels and fait rts, sos oil in ksg
n1ya5 &, BQG.itT & Co, JnJf street
Agents for e sea oi iaaisin Aln6na, Msslsspp
4 tL0THlNG ESTABLISllME ENT.-PAY LOR,
~ iiAltDES \ co.. b6 Canal sra New0ran Pearl
e n fufk, Nr" always @ in both paces large stock
CLOTHING, SHIRTS ANDFUtNISiliSG GOODS n thf yles
ltd for h country and city ttAit winch they o.r le
lIhsfA' terms noy?9 imi9
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GeteRsMENr FiSAseRs.-A Washington letter in the
Fhitatelphia American says;
TIL" Secretary Of The Treasury will repeat his
endaors in the annual report which will be sent to
Congress Monday and d of January for Congress to
allow him his TIN discretion purchasing
government securities at the market price from any
plus that may be in the Treasury The objection mooted
IN quarters that such movement would have the
enance the value of those stocks is not worthy
serious consideration They worth as much to the
government as individuals corporations and indeed
more II large surplus is allowed to accumulate, say
fifteen or twenty millions Of dollars appropriations will
be made without that strict investigation and which
should always be observed in granting the public money
There is tendency tn Snandtr where the necessity
economy Is not visible and surplusses attended with
fatality which has thus far proytd Of evil rather
Ihnn Of good In England. when public securities are To
h. purchased Instead Of the nsal mode uf reducing tha
rht by graduating the Of interest," the goynrn,vnt
Huser9 the market openly and frlr lite ctPr bid
1pr Thet ,rea m'fciantabu comrolttgs Yehic is mt
bn materially affected by my Temporary cause Our
fr>t dut" when the are Htrnta.t is TO diminish
tt aggregate of public debt, nnA not upon ca
pt cSrmcnt in the application 6stribution of
surplus which Fsord he scrtG eenesit as long rs the
United Sta'r hHsr dollar O. Obligation to Sew
rra Of - most prominent rerntnrs of the opposition
ws inclined to aiopt tao suggestion Of Mr. Gorwin
zt thar nt1er. isrnse nerns. It. mnrels
thr rrrnr.tepec n h"ins recommended tsoe, that
,inHhtr
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.aLIBa.n.1 RlTER.

Wiillrayc SAT Tt;RpAY. ttnssrvs :, at o'clock ~.
HY0R MO NTGDMERY, WETrMPkA. E-- =
sNLMA aa. d sgiifs 4, aa'',l @ + sr yfahs
@EDIEiA IN jgh AqSb and ssVtt FEl.rUgar
'+ier Gflil SE Sal, sr"igl
and Wit ly sEt I,usslEr 94ng
slrfAAsal apfs ta, sasin,
lGIa thEEStif & MAtts uLAY. rrfo ptutiat
~ JepAaG6tA ing ifai GIT tte A4 hs
Canal aplHsa''t ll.s NHth -hGt'e, iags
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zTrE Girl IN RREEctEs 0NCE tfeRE Miss Emma Snod-
grass the young lady from NewfDIk who mas been circu
tting about NtwEng gland for time past eucased in
horrd unmentiouabe brought up before the police
court in Boston few days since charge of vagrancy
The complainant not sustained and Emma dis
charged Snodgrass, we believe. is assumed name, as
it is generally understood tLa the fair Emma she is said
10 pretty is daughter of Mr. Matsel Chief Of
the Ne@York Police, She must be insane
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Tar PEHtt.s TiE SEA.-Ne recently stated that the
steamship Pacific her last passage Liverpool rescued
n Irving, Scotland, bound from Quebec Belfast
by letter from passenger on board the Pacific ap
pears that the only effected through almost
snperhuman efforts of the third officer and
three sailors with life boat The wind blowing
after returning with the rescued men was dashed to
pieces AT the side ot the steamer The daring and noble
conduct nt the sailors IN saving life such circu
stanres was fully appreciated by the passengers board
the steamer who made purse Of $500 and deposited
il for their benefit in the Savings Bank NewYork.
Captains If vessels recently arrived Europe state
THAT they have known hpiterans weather. the
Atlantic, nn by the frns made by the steamers
WIS mfr that the storms spd sties msrv sstsst
usual esen ie tbs rtssrns iaelstnen. sesso.,f
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HaRr. rtis SculFroE.-A Virginia gentleman, writing
from Florence, in Italy, says of Hart the sculptor: Talk
Ing about what is doing in Florence must mention
head which Mr. Hart has nst finished intended as pres
ent to the society Of ades in Richmond for whom he is
executing statue Mr. Clay. one OF the most
beautiful things have 1t has sweet sad
preston representing Virginia mourning for her
He is working the statue Mr. Clay and has been
instrument OF his inrention, for executing it in
he so that it will he perfect make it. This
instrument is considered by those who
OF the greatest inventions OF the age lRich Times
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MEMPHIS.

~ Will leave Fl EIf9AY, January .. 5o'flock L. n.
EOR MEMPHIS, GRAND LAKE, oS =
GREENNlLLE. COLI MBfA. GAfSES's LA
ING, NAPOLEON HELENA, vIcKSBURG xsssss5ssssss
,itn 81 agi AZ nt.r.,sda. splendid asse
II T.. IEATHERS, 1bns r. Sui
rrisl aud i'll leave abose. For height Apply
On iihNtd fool Of fiuiai street,
jln5 b, II GARRo.i4 "a Union Row. Gar@nise e.reel,
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W.4TERI.vG PL.HCES
RSOE BILOXI, FORT PIKE, Bay . ar

STOR BILOXI, FORT PIKE, Bay aT0nn ),
A. ST, LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN AND MIS-
slssltfI CITY, extending 10 lfNcBURG sPN5 aud fAS'h
HoIi SAT EKDAYS nd mornings
Weekly Packet scln.r CREOLE Tile anl splendid
lcw aci"t steamer CREOLE Charles WALKER master @
rrY ID" III tr Win bHnnla'iant Will hYs the
RAILROAD Lake follows
FROM NEW ORLEANS FROM BtI.OEI
WEDNESDAY .....l0 =. N, eara. SUNDAY EYENiNr.
SSFlkD "a tafE. THURSDAY EVENING"
TT Fare Biloxi ineasIsie Landings ~ 50. Gill
lren ant Servants, Fl 50. Deck, ~
Ey Freight Rond depot NJHirys TBfiay Fri
Ey SaGrEas NJ We,inestHHs 9p
~ f Letter Bar will leave ths Of l4 rpga94lF
Wsin%@iat morning IL ao'2Ioc ami Surny h9ak,
l4uG r. IE DES Agent 10 Bank t!nra
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VOLUME V.
REGULAR pAlk- Is :.
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MOBILE.


iTOR MOBILE.- Daily y. S. Mail ,, Ysa. a
M tdaa -Wet Arrangement t,s : Tho sey ~
ilara, TLBIiA. Capt n Giitr0n hish fesHs Thke
sur ST. CHARLES, Capt Reuben Post, thagtus built
ArcsaJ for the e tri ai!h superior Of
tg mil lease tho oaehaiiAr Raa DALEY,
atiea ~ tue lake p Re oleek c atoppng frsa
gaia IN Wednesdays going. ard Fridays returning
Is Frettr ay ST. Leaa and Pass Christian must be sen. for
s.AaHter CREOLE.
s Tie WAY Letter Mohi. will the Office n Ire
eht ~ lhse O'Clock Letters i0r Fast Mobile nud BE
in VIZ etnii. inll n GEphES. AGENT 10 Bark ptnsc.
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TnE BRoAnwAY RAlL1oAp.-Ths question to have not
to aFe railroad through Broadway NewYork. to
Lave got the Common Council the Mayor. and Judge by
thu The Mayor first vetoed The bill granting the
priv egr of road and the Council re-p,sse it his
heat by the necessary nrority. An Injunction sued
cut betcr Judge Campbell OF the Superior Court bn the
Council set his authority at defiance and confirmed all
their pravious This considered af con-
tempt Of and the members cited appear
tore the Judge The matter had come up at last
counts but considerable fun anticipated 1t il per-
feetly clear that something is wrong somewhere,
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Terry Geo Weaver To the Treasurer
rn1M IN .no W1 Mnfatnan ol , ane I MI
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he h,a 1roevsl IN ni.,ht n-.rns fra, ae
x,;,;t @r.oo,,a ,;,., 7,..y - AZ, 5,,,;a -
impressed leVe haFm3nI aith ana patiehce-pFomsins
Ut" ana oeaaIitn manifestations when "ouia shortly
ppet ANU a'so pi'seo tne at'ehaance " SEVERAL spir-
~ y . sn ous.' VIZ y sout' " ptssehe thu ulset1 tne
" y ssae ihe Slfs'ia colhH'unicateh Was
-, ~ -
itoin Neie feaa pre-
~ ,a". \, - ~ soiih ~ si'eat het'
- 80 - ~ ' ~ - on'esso"a ~ ne WEI eui'5f 81 eie
A.. IT. r.. - oss.
- oet tt"s s'i.tst ana the 1iotiets
W 80 i1 m asnis' az 'nsii @ ihs piitu "ti''hss Pro'so'
:,
w. sV..- aso uhaF
L - ~ .S,15 = : $3.50 1850 A @t' to. t 10
~ - - any 's'
IS -oi '"ns' - ,.'aAs s'eti ius!s''e. "i w
-" n NY eeseuihs foo't "n' IN iiuptlsonsshe
taken to the s Supreme Court on the ground that the
statute o Illinois concted with the law of Congress and
the Constoion on the same sulect and made the de-
ln4uent liable to double punishment The opinion Of
The Court tJudge Mclean dissenting) was given few
days ago pronoancng the statute of Illinois Gonstitu
oha on the ground that the object OF the state was to
prevent te Immigration OF saves and not to AID Or i'm
pede their owners in their reeapture The fine imposed
goes not TO he claimant but to the State On the other
hand the law Of Congress Is intended TO aid the master
and eontemplates reespture and reclamation
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,,,n ,aa,,,,,, ,,,.,,s.,, a.,
80 10 @ u fhu es.his sttve.s. ~ l. win ifonts on
m .' ee VI .ne steee.s ir si-oooo mas pteh eeFeo
- iNe VIZ "asonl' i'''
~ ae".r o'tee' now p'ss rental ., SIX pr
cent on sOOe0o The owners have just been offered six
per cent on valuation of s1aUo0O from the expiration
of tb. nre sent leasn tyo5 5y.ars Homo,
:. ~ =. seus isls5s', isase wv sea,s nenee'
q correspondents q tne ir1puhe notes she iact that
So0 per acre has been paid for unmprored property
Staten Island and In the ngishborood of Newark and
s3OD 10 sin in W.stchestar co.nty and on Lon, Ts,nd
- eoeuss ano w i.ous ,e'aaa
aoo'e NHlathspafst seventy acres on staten Island
lu mile IRON the water and which the small farmer who
owned and lived on IT, valued at Doo or 500 tOo f
w. H., ,,,, -. - = r, -
"eo .as 49, syn eo",p"S y spee'-
at0rs for Oo0 and contracts have already been made
by purchasers to erect two hundred houses for gard
ners .na II ,b.r ri,,.,.rs
NlrsRaGua Transit CoMrAsy-The New York Times
ays there is much talk about the prosnpcts of The
pany under the new arrangement and yarious rumors ms
-, th, ,o.;,,;o,, ~, A., y,,,;,t rl,.z. I'M.
to thf negotiation with r vanderbilt The latest is that
tirin
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GoasT

EfUR IAFUUKUlIE. Coast and IT, =
nt2@,s6e t9ett-tAs tFsgry III. RtIEY, l4sIi
EVENING ',lG5., EEEtY FRIDAY MDEtNI1t ~
&'ri"sE Fortnight rEpssagei sIit y iaarl, 6rto
mn = a Ii-..ll HI.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-07-02
FINE CARRIAGES AND BUGGEEs
FOR SALE.

IT HE subscriber has just received some = p q &
very fine Buggies, with and without go
tops, ard two superior Rocklway Carriages
oil the latest and most fashionable styles which he Of
for sale the most reasonable terms. They were
made to order for this market and just completed by
the first and celebrated manu- actory in Newark n
Jersey, actory whose reputation for the sound
aud elegance OF its work and the integrity and
fair dealing OF its conductor is not surpassed in the
United States. He his made permanent arrange
with this manutacoFy, by which he will be reg
uary supplied with Bug lies and Carriages Of various
SYKES all OF which viii be warranted Vi excellent
terias and superior workmanship. These he Will be
able to SELL for cash. drafts with Mobile acceptance
on as reasonable terms they he procured in Mo-
bile New Orleans. allowing for the freight up the
river He will also, receive orders from any vino de-
sire Buggies Carriages different from those he M
have, at any time in his regular meni, which
ders will be promptly and faithfully filled by the
ulactory referred by himself, the parties may
prefer. MILES WCLFlNGTON,
Columbus, Miss, Dec -, 1862. Ask
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GT1.lZEEzy :IsTIIIN1II
AaaGAp OF ALL o,rasE.Ess!

TIT. ENVYuF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERS! q
BECAUSE they are safer, better and more eilca-
II cious than any others and because the pubic VIII
take no others il they get them.
Five hundred thousand boxes have been sold annu-
ally for the last five years Young and old, male and
female can always take them with equal safety, with
out fear.
Ii pills be necessary for purgng and cleansing the
stomach and bowels and pnrgng the blood and fluids
of the body take otherslor no other pits produce
those combined effects, contain Sarsaparia IN them
Eat, drink and live usual and pursue your usual
occupation whilst taking them without fear of taking
cold, during all kind of weather.
One thousand Dollars arc waged that moro genu-
inc certificates (rom physicians, Clcrgymen, Members
of Congress and respectable citizens be produced
of their efficacy than Of any others, and Ten Dollars
will be forfeited in every instance where one box will
not do more good than two boxes OF any other.
Forty Pills are in Il box, and sold for Twenty-Five
cents per box with directions and much Wholesome adj
vice accompany each box They have no taste or un-
pleasant sme--frce from dust powder of any kind
do not grippe the stomach or boweis.-produce no
sickness, vomiting bad feelings. They are good AT
ul times, and adapted to most diseases common tc
mankind.
No enc having once taken them will be willing tc
take any others afterwards because they always dc
rcpd and ii thevado not then others will.
! Dr.. N. B. LElDY, the proprietor and manufactures
is regular Druggist Chemist and Physician, OF fteer
wears experience in Philadelphia Graduate of The
University of Pennsylvania; member Of dileren
Medical Institutions of Philadelphia, New York Bos
ton Baltimore. SC. and associate and bonding
member ofsevera Medical Institutions OF London ant
paris--hence the reason Of the greater conti6enct
placed in his pills and there being recommc nGed in tn
practice Of most respectable physicians throughout tn
United States
Principal Depot, Dr.. LEIgY's DtsPENsARY, No. III
North Front ST., Phadephia--and sold WHOLESALE
and retail by JA1gE@ EsLAEES. Columbus, Mi
Also, by COLEMAN g. CLAYTON. Aberdeen. Mi. Jos
fTucKLR. Mobile. Ala; ]. WRI INT & Co.. N. O.
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AEEEDEEx, Mss Oct. IS, 1852.

Messrs. Gul'ea, Kicipoteic3 d Co:
Gentlemen The New, 10 Saw Cotton Gin yos
made for in this city short time since; harness
ed mules to, (but believe would be sutcjent) and
had it five days last week, attended by ny negro
boy Isaac; small girl carried the cotton to The gin,
the ginner emptied every basket on the platform or
hopper o the GIN and srnai1 boy took Of the seed;
with that force, in five days he gnned 81 bales, aver
age weight of each bale. 3lS lbs, and d fair sample
For the last % years have had most OF time
from two to three gins during the ginning season. and
have OF course, Worn out number Of gins, and tried
several that did not purchase, making rule re-
garGcss OF price to buy from the best gin makers
could hear OF, and consider the gin you made for me-
far superior TO any one owned ever nun
ming. and auhJrse yGu TO this letter YOU may
think proper, &c. With much respect. your OF sgryt
CHAS. GATES.
p. S.-The running gear attached To the gin are the
common 10 feet cast segments and band wheel feet
in diameter. c. g.
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Wagon and smith shop

At Nc CEqrdns Nh, on McBees Greet three and hall
miles astcf Columbus, Mississippi.
THEsubserberr respectfully calls the attention ofthe
| public to his Wagon Shop at the above place.
Those wish m work in his line done will do well to
give him call, he thinks he can suit them in good
work and low prices
In addition to the wood there are Smith and a
Paint shop, and every other convenience SO that ev-
cry branch OF the business can be carried the full
est extent. New work always on hand, and orders
filled at the shortest notice
WA. GALLOWAY. Agent.
Jan - 1888. 526m
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S. HorGHToS, NJ. D., Philadelhi Pa m y
truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion. nras se
Jaundce, Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Ppat
ty, Curing after Natures own method, bv pe4i.
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Half teasnaases
of PEPsIS, infused in water, will digest or disa0
pounds Of roast beef in about tuo hours out IS re
stomach Ae
Pepsin is the chief element, or great dice.,in...
ciple of the Gastric Juiee-the solvent of tbs pm
the PURIFYING, preserving and stimulating apen, oo
Stomach and lntestines. II is extracted iT,r - Inc
gestve stomach OF the Ok, thus FORMING an A. e'
Digestive Fluid, precisely Ike the natural ' c.
Juice in its Chemical powers, and furnishing sae
plete and perfect substitute for it, By the ala
preparation, the pains and evils of indigeson @s
dyspepsia are removed, just they would he l s@
healthy Stomach. Its doing wonders for Dvsne,;;
curing cases of debility. emaciation, nervous derfre
and Dyspeptc Consumption. supposed to be n, -
verge OF the grave. The Scientific evidence ,a |e
which tits based, Is in the highest degree curious ss
remarkable.
Scientific EUidence.-Baron Liebig in his ceIebr,,,
work on Animal Chemistry, says: An Artificial n
gestive Fluid, analogous to the Gastric Juice NAV -
readily prepared from the mucous membrane ~ Is
stomach of the Ok, in which various articles Of fS
as meat and eggs, will be Soffened, chanoed end h.;
ted, Just in the same hey trouid be in bE
nun stomach"
Call the agent, and get description crcpI,,
gratis, giving large amount of Scientific evidence
similar 10 the ABOVE together WIN reports OF REM
able cures, from all parts Of the United States.
Il is great Nervous Antidnte and particularly uss.
full Tor tendency Bilious disorder l. yer Con man
Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever and Acne
and the evil effects of QuiniDe, Mercury and ,Iba,
drugs upon the digestive organs after lonr S, knees
Also for excess in eating, and the too free use Of A.
dent spirits. 1t aim st reconces health with ipt,.
rrrance
Dr. Houghton's Pepsn is prepared in Powder abf
in Fluid form-and in prescription vias for the use
Physicians.
Private circulars for the use of Physicians. nav h
obtained of DR.. Houghton or his agents dcscriiip,
the whole process OF preparation and giving the an
thorities upon which the claims of this new repp4
are based. As it is not secret remedy no objection
can be raised against its by Physicians in respee
table standing and regular practice Price-Sl Nc
bottle. Sold by JAMES BLAIR, DRuGeIsT
April 10TH ISJ2.-II-lv. Columbus Ms,
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JEROME WOMELSDORFF

I AXES this method of informing the g.,
L public that he has opened Furn-stizzz3e3
ture and Piano Ware-R Room, on Main St, j
next door to Messrs Hamilton Baskerville & Cos Dry
Goods Store, where he is receiving and opening
an elegant assortment of
Plain and Fancy Cabinet Furniture,
Such Sofas, Tete Tetes Chairs of all descriptions,
Marbie-top Wash-stands, Dressing Bureaus, Ward
robes, bookcases, Mahogany Bedsteads, Center-ta-
bies, Qnartetts or Tea-tables, Whatnots, Lounges,
Looking glasses, tined and wired Safes Mattresses &c.
All OF which are warranted to give satisfaction to
purchasers. Also, an assortment of
ROSE WOOD PIANOS,
which for style Of finish briancy of tone, cannot
De surpassed. Persons wishing to buy any of the
above goods, would do well to call and examine for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere, am pre-
pared to sell cheap for cash or good paper.
Dec. %, 1852. ASK ]. WOMELSDORFF.
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DR.. BLAcKMAN,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Jan % 1859.

p RESPECTFULLY offers his professional g
services to the citizens of Columbus and Q1fYYY
its vicinity. -
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complete set, aud perform all other operations in his
profession N the most careful and perfect manner
All operations warranted to give entire satisfaction
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