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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-03
SCHOOLS.

MISS POSTS SCHOOL will reopen the ih o sep-
VI iernber for the reception of dag pupils, AZ il Cnine
street. For paricua circuiaTs which may se Obtained
al her re.ideuce :; the s,Ine place.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
A MAN OF HoNoR.-The Bait

A MAN OF HoNoR.-The Balti-
more Patriot Of the Goth ult., says that
Mr.. r. w. PooIer, Jr., one of Mr..
Nays seconds in the late duel, near
Georgetown, with the unfortunate
young Cochrane, was arrested on that
morning at Barnum's Hotel, where be
had been sojourning for some days, on
on a charge Of stealing from MIR, Lulz
who was also boarding at Barnum's
the sum of 5000, which is said to have
been found in the prisoners drawers.
Pooler has been committed for trial.
The same unfortunate young man
mentioned above. got into difficulty
on the night before with gentleman OF
Baltimore, and inf licted him on him
severe blow on the head with cane, or
some other heavy instrument, produ-
cling cut of some two or three inches
in length, and deep enough almost TO
Iay a finger in. For this offence ne
was taken to the watch house, but was
subsequently released on seculty'
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
ITEMS.

There is a great effort making to e4-
clnde the bible from the common
schools of Kensington, Philadelphia.
A paper has been established al
Washington city, by Father Mllle, :;
called the "Southern Midnight Cry
The London News circulates over
sixty thousand. No wonder. with lis
splendid cuts-many of which are en-
graved by scome".
The Nauvoo Neighbor announces rs
determination TO support Gen. Joseph
Smith, the Mormon prohPhet. tor the
Presidency at the coming election 4
is strongly opposed to either Van bu'
rem or Clay.
They have raised, by subscription,
a. Portland. Me-, 500 with which &c
invite Old Bull and his violin to visit
that place. Oh!
The Messrs. Josephs Of New York.
. GREAT Hebrew banking GIRO, falied foi
seven and a half millions OF dollars;
md the bankrupt law wiped out al
their d Obligations. They were nagnIn-
cent spectators and lived Ike kings
We, were not worth o dollar.
u 49, q
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
RET. DIR. BARTHOLOMEW'S
Pink EXpeCtOrant SYrnn.

An agreeable Cordial. and Effective Rene.
! dy for Coughs, Hoarseness, Colds, Pain in-the
Breart, lafluenza, Hard Breathing; and Diff
cult Expectoration.
For Adults and Children In cold climates
| and lcGTnl.
1t has remained to late day to discover an
article so admirably fitted to these complaints;
SO powerful and effectual, and yet 60 perfectly
innocent and mild
az 10, The following certificate received from a
well Known citizen, is the only one for which
we have room:
HAVING used DR.. Bartholomew's Expec-
torant Syrup IN my family, il has produced adj.
mrable effects. One of the members Of The
family was troubled with distressing cough for
three years. and after trying many things with
out beng benefited at length bought bot
tie OF he above named syrup from DR.. Com
stock g. Co., which after lhree days entiraE
cured her,
SIMON CLANNON5
corner Broadway and White. direct N. Y,
The above are but few ofthe nanv Received
from citizens equally well know and Fespecta-
BILE with tho above.-Se: directions on eaeh
bottle.
Sold by A. N. JONES & Co D4ugpist
Columbus Miss. March IA. 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
THE PILES AND SORES.
HAYS LINIAMENT,

known now 10 thousands, as a most eXtraor-
binary remedy for these Affections. 10 isim
possible to tell IN a newspaper, 10 such "a man
ner as TO obtain full credenCe, the effects and
benefits of this article sogeneral is the pracuC.
Of advertisers Of extolng articles Of no merit
Sreh personal reference will be given, as 10
bring conviction 70 the minds ofihe most uube.
leving W;Il sufferers only ask among then
friends, il they have not heard Of or known Its
effects; and ifthey do not hear il more warmly
praised han any other salve, let them not GET
It. All fancy or exaggerating Is positively eZ,
cluded from these statements, and IL IS determ-
ined 70 say nothing ofits merits, but what could
be fully proved by a host Of WITNESSES, iu any
court Of justice. VIII you look at the thing
and The proofs at II Maiden Lane where &c
may be badly Y. Com. Ard
Sold by A. N. JONES g. Co, Druggist
Columbus Miss. March IA, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
TO MARRIED ladies.

The Mothers Reiief, a medicine which
so0the and allaYs the disagreeable sensation of
females about to become mothers, anc insure
SAFE delivery m all cases where NAL formation
or some unnatural circumstances does not pre-
vent, The reputation Of this. article though
silent, has become so extended as 10 produce
an immense demand. A pamphlet intended
only for the eye of those directlylnterestcd and
their physician, is prepared fur gratui Gus dis
trblutlon, whore the RELIEF is for sale
Sold by A. N. JONES &, Co, Druggist
Columbus Miss March IA, 1914
A Nm ELLIS, living in the service OF II.
IN Howard, Esq. 5l5 Broadway, has had
her Lair fully restored, after her head had
been perfectly bald for long time.
a. What Is there that adds more to the
personal appearance and comfort Humankind
than good head Of hair! in youth il is ihds
pensabe to "good looks" and in age II Is Ger.
talnly necessary for comfort; and Il Is surely 40
proper to supply tho loss Of any Of Natures
gifts, as those hat fashion and custom have
forced upon US. But will you for lost hair SUBJ
stitute wig! No! W caring a wig impairs
the health, breeds humors, and produces NUM-
0erless evils--all which can be avoided by the
use :'OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUM-
BlA," from II Maiden Lane, which fully res
torres the hair, whether it is lost by sickness
or by sickness or by age. Never buy without
name OF COMSTOCK g. co. on the wrap
per-iall others are counterfeit. %
Sold by A. N. JONES q Co Druggist.
Columbus, March IA IS44
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

s6nsyiSania feels against the ,,,,,,s..
coalition. OF free traders aud comnIy; 4,
Van Burenites who COW ooTab;ns :
destroy bar; interest, an well as of ,he
rest OF the county.
rHE OREGON RRs6IUrloN.
The orders Of the. day being called
Mr.. Breese proceeded to defend 4,
length his Resolution for annuIIine the
Sd article ofthe4reaty Of 1918. Mr..
Breese went into historical review
OF the whole subject. and then proceed.
ed teArgue the subject more practical.
y, he then cohtended that the soil
was of more svalue than had been est.
mated by gentlemen upon the other
slde'..that the adoption of the Resolu-
ton did MOI necessarily imply a COLI
sion with Great Britain near or remote
and that its adoption would prove great
ly beneficial to the emigrants.
In conclusion Mr.. Breese drew q
vivid picture Of the ultimate union Of
the East with the West,- oflhe waters
oil the Oregon with those Of the Allan
hc' OF an extended trade and TERRITORY
growing out of the settlement Of this
question by securing our just rights in
the territory.
Mr.. Miller next obtained the floor
and the Senate at an early hour adj
journed.
The House Of Representatives was
occupied during the whole day with
the subject Of the Rules, the first oues.
tIon was on the amendment proposed
by Mr.. Cave Johnson providing SUBJ
stltute for the rule rejecting abolition
petitions. His substitute was that such
should be received and laid ON
table sOtthout debo:e. This was reject
ed by a large majority. Various 9th
er questions were taken under the one
ration Of the previous question, result
Ing IN the adoption of Mr.. Dromgoole's
amendment, with the exc option of the
rule numbered as the 23rd. The vote
was taken separately on that which pro. |
1iblled the reception Of Abolition Pc
itions, and the rule was rejected Yeas
Sc, Nays log.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

We cut the following from the American.
and fully corroborate and approve she state
ments
eli Mr. Council who has Of late "raised a.
breeze" about his PAIN EXTRACTOR for
| burns and scalds raw sores, and indammationg
Of every kind, does not ruin bis article by Of.
fering it for too many things, he must make q
fortune by t--that is, II he stops his foolish OF.
fers to give il away. That might DO TO BEGIN
with, but when salve has wrought the won
derS that bis has it is time 70 stop and make
those who are able pay for il. He may give Il
TO the poor If he like, but we thlnk an invent
or of such remedy should not always Be Do5r
himself. If the faculty do not use tins rene.
dy in case Of burnes they are subject 90 the
charge Of the grossest inhnmAnity. Anv 80
spectacle practitioner who may 20 @ NJ Mnf
den Lane, and see what we have seen. fsr,
unless we have lost our senses; know n be
true,) they must be convinced there 2 -,
humbug or qnackery il this NATTER
- ~ Y. ErBasa,
Sod BY A. N. JONES q CO., DTurai-s,
Columbus, Miss
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
The Sick Headache.
EITHER NERVOUS OR


10 An attentive perusal of the following
will, it is believed, fully repay all classes OF
readers:
HEADACHE.-Thisd disease is one from
(which rises more misery to the human fami-
Iy than is generally supposed not being de
rectly fatal, 1t is often neglected, or persons re-
sort so much to the use of purgatives and other
medicines, as to impair their general health,
and often induce fatal diseases The article,
DR.. SPOHN'S HEADACHE REMEDY,
from CoMsTocK & Co. 'ro,o offered seems to
have overcome these difficulties. While its
effects are most powerful and immediate in
curing an attack or keeping il off it is so per-
fectly mild and innocent as to be used for in
fants with the greatest effect aud safety.
This has now been tested by so many of The
highest members of Il is community, as to re-
quire no fu ptherforo.
Sold hvA. N. JONES & Co. Druggist.
March l. 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

Our mails continue, from every direction to
make failures. Why is this the case? often
from the East, Via. Tuscaloosa. and from the
North, Via. Tuscurnbia, we get no newspa-
per m all, when the roads are all in good condi-
ton. Great negligence and disorder exist, some
where. The authorities should see 10 this
matter. The complaint appears to prevail
over all the South aud West. Where is MIR
WicklfFe!
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

4AA ALNA&ANkN ~. 49, --- -a
l.l. FOR THECBBN or 20
n HEUHATISM, ecrolnlai Or hinge oFN
10 sciatica Or hip. govt, incipieu. cancer
salt rheum, syphilite and MercufIe. oi,-
particular Ulcers and painful affection. oI -a9
bones, liberated throat and NosuI'1i ulcers 2.
every description, fever Sores end i1leln4l al-
scesses; fistulates, sCald head, scarfy, b.es
chronic sore eyes, ErysipelaE. r.oiene ana
every variety Of cutaneOus Affection. chronic
catarfh, headach from particular cause pam
in the stomach and Dyspepsia proceeding from
vitiation; affections Of The liver, chronic infa-
nation of the Kidneys, and general debility
caused by torpid action OF the vessels of tl3
skin. Il Is singular efieacious ir rgh5vatg
those constitution whiChs have been broken
down bYi1judicious treatment, Urjuveniie irrGg-
ularities. Ia geneaalterms, il b recommend.
ed IN all those diseases which arise from impu-
rites in the blood, or vitiation of The hum0rg
of whatever. name or Kind.
Sold BY A. N. JONES a. 90. Drurg
Columbus Miss. March Ia, 1914
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

The Hon. J. C. Calhoun has been nomina-
ted Oy Mr.. Tyler for Secretary of State, to FL
the place of the lare lamented Upshur. His
nomination was confirmed by the Senate, on
the same day, twas sent in by the Pre- sident
1t is to be hoped he will accept this place, SC
unanimously rendered him by the sages OF the
nation.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
TRUST SALE,

TRUST SALEs
IVY virtue of deed in trust executed Dy
Il Edmond B. Hoskins of the County Oh
T.owndes and States of Mississippi to the SUD-
scriber as Tre~tee, l Will expose 10 sale ~, iol
Conntv Of Iowndes,on the I4th day of March
1874 1874. the following property to wit; Negro
S eG Cato. Jacob and his wife Fanny, Jim
his wife Kizz, and their three children Matilda ida
Grandson and Infant. William, George ana
Nancy .Ss Horses and Mules. Hogs, Oxen; Cat
lie, Wagons and Gear. PlOnghs ana HOES
and House hold Furniture. I'll,
6ucL title as IS vest ed In the s1ius'es WIN
be maze 'OP R.T. HOSKINS.
Columbus, Sept 14th 1s43. Trustee
Sc the above described property Is
l.no,sd until the 18th day of June. ls44'
postpone" u r.. T. HOSKlNS,
March Ii, 1874, 1Ius.- .--
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

Our River is now open to boats ofall sizes
The cotton on its hanks is passing rapidly to
Mobile. Soon, there will be no demand for
Steamers upon our river, except an occasional
one to bring up from Mobile the supplies of
Goods and Groceries for Summer and Fall.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
LANE 8 OUIGLEY.

WILL conlinoe the Faelorsg s,y a md soil soil
w ,nisssen Business n tnls cry, 1 Nth the
let sharge Of the public patlOna,i5 IS rsade to
s ln ss1 se of those who c0n6de
heir busiDess to our care.
MObiIeySept. R74Sy
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
LEONARD CAMPBELL. JosEPH F. Hill.
TO PLANTERS.

~ L IL AN T. IlS.
THE undersigned having coated themslve
IN this place as Manufacturers of COT
| TON GINS, take this method of Informinc
the Planter and the public generally, in this an,
! the neighborlng Counties, that they are nov
building, and will soon complete
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF GINS.
the plan and working of which are different,
and IN every respect superior to ANYTHING of the
kind ever used in the Southern States. They
design having six of their Machines set up and
ready Tor examination as soon as the 18th of
AprIi Dext, at which time they invite Planters
and those interested, to call and look at them,
feeling confident tina: they will bear a critical
Inspection, and receive the unqualified appro-
bation of all good JUDGES.
G. & H. being thorough Machinest, offer
themselves to the public IN that capacity, and
will undertake and execute with nea ness and
despatch all kinds Of Repairing necessary about
a GIn, or any Machinery, whatever. The
superiority of their LATHES will enable them
to do all kinds OF turning, in Metal or Wood, at
the shortest notice, in workmanlike manner.
Charges in all cases will be moderate. and
FULL SATISFACTION WARRANTED
. CAMPBELL & HILL.
Shop, at the old stand of c.. 8. Akin, e. Co.
at the foot OF the hill, west of Mr.. Joseph Hry.
ans residence.
Columbus Mississippi, March, l, 1914.
The following gentlemen have used and are
using our Gin, and we take the liberty ofre |
feriTg TO them:
Mrssrs. Mcmahon, Trotter d. PearsaI
Com. Merc'ts N. Orleans |
"Saunde1s & Bradford, Mobile
Col. Ben. SherroJ, Planter CourtIand Ala. |
Maj Robt Fl. Watkins, Planter near
CORTLAND Ala.
P. J. Watkins, Planter,
David Goodloe. Esq, near Canton Miss.
Hon. Joshua L. Martin, Tuscaloosa Ala. |
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

A reputation which is made in twenty -four
hours, may be as quickly destroyed. If acct
dent or friendship can build renown. it is talent
alone which can sustain and consolidate it..
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
livery STABLE.

NyHE splendid Livery Stable recently
owned and kept, by C. L.. Fitch. has been
purchased BY VIM. Cady. The present pro
prIetor. is happy to inform the community,
thai he will at all times, keep 10 let the best OF
riding horses and carriages.
He vii; likewise give the greatest possible
attention, to the horses that may be put al
his stable to be kept.
In short, he is resolved that his establish
ment. shall not be surpassed. in any particular,
BY any Livery in Columbus. >. cAnv
March ID. 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

Our weather has been little cold. Sever
al light frosts haye visited US, but the fruit nor
vegetation has sustained any injury. The plants
ing interest s in f1ourishing condition.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
aoNGRESS.

..,e, oil Monday February
nd the consideration oflh'
ALREADY noticed) relative q
.ocy of Oregon.
r,ou of New Jersey, oppes
ooosition to give notice :.
Il for the termination of
saty, and advocated the pre-
having the matter to the ne
ow going on.
House Of Representatives, q
las received from the Pasi-
= United States, relative t.
Gently passed for the trans.
4 Appropriations, in which
j the general subject of Ma
snces, and the importance oil
not on the Mississippi. He
commends the Steamship
10 the attention of Congress,
sts the propriety of building
steamers on the same mod
eoG AND OYSTERS
Dtion was introduced to pro.
Ia or exhibition Of any In
Iliouors within the Capitol or
rounds, and to remove the
1 forthwith therefrom.
1 been considered by decent
huteIy necessary in conse-
The disgraceful scenes that
hIy occurred in the Hall. Du-
Escussioa a member asked
] rule would apply to the ex-
|the effects 'ofintoxicating liq-
elves? The first branch Of
hon was adopted, as it has
Il times before,- but the ma
III 10 remove the restaurants,
| the reporter of the Intelli-
|arks the oysters will there
he to flourish like green bay
! of the day was spentin vo-
|ries of distractions, in rela-
Equality of rights and priv
|impropriety of cherishing
/ Of one section to the injury
and the old football Of abo- |
prials. Mondays are gen.
ID in this kind of work: the |
fthe fal ce has long since be.
and the public is quite tir'
THE TARIFF.
Information from the CAPT. |
les US that a violent attack
be upon the Tariff by the
|of avs and Means Of the
Nth all the Glamour of our
against Protection and in ia.
j Trade they dare not in.
Ditto bring forward any free
Ssltion--they dare not offer
E principle of protection. |
bers are aware that all the
stofore made in the House
E solution condemnatory OF
|of 1912 have failed. But
sarn that a compromise is
made between the out and
lers and that portion OF the
ties who profess to be OPP
lolection, yet have such a
Aerror of their constituents
bpeIIed to stand by the re-
e duties which the Tariff
on certain articles. The
correspondent ofthe Bos-
says:
e first outbreaks WILDE the
ward ola new tariff. You
red. that the leading men
pent party in the House Of
ives, are ready with a meas.
find. 1t will proceed from
pc of Ways and Means, at
which is Mr.. Mckay of
ina, as strong an anti-tarif
is in Congress. Four out
hembers of the committee
p men, all anti-tarif, and
Weller, of Ohio, and Nor.
Hampshire, who, of course
expected to be ready to
by measure. l incline to
all | can learn, it will be
have a maximum Of 25 or
and discriminate below
of the party from New
ennsylvania, will refuse, in
y'lo support the bill. Still
Pre-, it will pass. The par
Fere and exact. | do not
bat sort Of discipline was
10 such a length before,
'ernment began.
Iiy discipline here spoken
may pass;-bu: the SEN
st the mischief makers in
1;lness Ofimportance in the $
uesday 9th, is summed
loving Howl paragraphs.
OR RAIL ROADS |,
lanan, Of Pennsylvania,
memorial Ii ON citizens Of
"armly demonstrating
U0DOSe,I 9.e1oe07 0ffHe dam
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

q GENERAL HAMn.ToN,s LETTEn.
|" would invite the especial attention Of on,
reaoers to this latter in our columns of "a 4. =
feruss it with cafe, rgsecs on he conten,. y
=. vac lac's presented, and then ask, IN whom can
'ne people best .con6de. as chief magistrate Of
OUT OF confusion, patriotism and public vir,ue
snls nation; What master spirit can bring order
. ~. plsLa's and, universal dedication
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
Nerve and Bone Iiniment, and Indian
vegetable Ellxer.
AZURE FOR IEHEMATfsNE

- = u
TNHIS article is most truly NAMED, as Il
n peneirates TO every nerve and sinew Of
the person using iL,and it has attained q rrpu.
tation nnequalled by any other article IN Rheu-
matism. This externally, with The INDIAN
VEGETABLE ELIXER Internally, will
cure the most severe esses-eztend contract
ed muscles, ahd bring feeling and sensibillty 60
limbs long paralyzed and useless.
Sold by A. N. JONES s. Co. Druggist.
March II, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

NOTICE VIM. Gallagher & Sons, win
IN carry on the Mills for this year, situated
On the Buttahaehie.'
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

Wool Dyed Black Invisible
Cradle
dcomplee WosndG oodssu
Shusns
i article o de Figured
Bac Swss
tandW
ache a 10 3ocenspe British
andS
Hamilton Napoleon Dinngs
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
L. d. CARRINGTON & cos.
New York Cash Store.

tfromN
t Ihoew wsh Goods
No
RICH GOODS 80 ~S :" 1'A-R' 1A1'D
Weresp nyinvtet the atenh nofan hbuyers
TO OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS.
STOCK CONSISTS I'm PART OF
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

hon e
OR RAIL ROADS
nanan, Of Pennsylvania,
memorial Ii ON citizens of
"armly demonstrating
proposed repeal Of the duty
lsoGd Iron by the passage
Iea from the finance COM
unit Rail Road Iron free
i've years, and to allow
" the Iron to be laid down
Imported. MIR. Buchanan
me act Of the committee
rary' and stated from the
' ~ petitioners, that there
Olates of Virginia and
Various establishments
c'ure Of Rail Road Iron.
- also affirm that Rail
:. 100 sold for seVen per
we" imported free from
u moved that the n emo
:" and laid upon the ia
y a specimen Of what
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