15 Apr 1841
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Newspaper
Columbus Times
Location
Columbus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1841
Page
1
A humorous antiquarian tale recounts a man’s misadventures with bustles, jealousy, and social ruin after a ballroom mishap. It weaves comic disaster at a ball with satirical reflections on society, ending with a moral about judging characters by actions rather than appearances.
Published every Thursday in the Granite Building at Oglethorpe and Randolph Streets. Subscription terms are three dollars per year in advance, or four dollars if unpaid by year end. Advertisements: one dollar per 100 words for first insertion, fifty cents for continuances. Rates for Yeantry, local and legal notices detailed with multiple line thresholds and required publication durations. Postage and payment rules noted. letters on business must be postpaid.
Readers praise the accomplished citizen Mr Wilde for his years abroad pursuing literary aims. Georgia lovers of letters anticipate his thoughts on Italy. A fellow writer with refined talent lends aid, likening her to a sister of the gentle art and to the author of a beautiful lyric.
A lyrical greeting to Richard Henry Wilde with imagery of Southern skies and liberty, praising poetic genius. Includes a humorous anecdote about newspapers selling the King’s Speech as blank paper, a New York Signal quote, and a note about a moving sepulchre containing poultry and turtle fat.
The Churchman reports that Rt. Rev. Bishop Doane has been invited to preach the consecration sermon at the opening of Rev. Dr. Hook's church in Leeds England and will sail in July to fulfill the duty.
Dr March conducted a partial restoration operation on a patient with a malignant nasal ulcer in the Medical College operating theatre in Albany. The diseased tissue was removed and the forehead skin used to fill the defect, with progress reported as promising and unions already forming.
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