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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

The Constitution otti.is State, has been con.
tinued in our paper for tho Inst several weeks
because our subscription list has been rapidly
increasing, and we wish every citizen Of the
State to have copy of the Constitution.
When our Legislature begins, We expect to
present the proceedings Of this body. 10 our Eea.
dsrs, and this, win notice Of the
and measures Of Congress, and tho necessary
miscellaneous matter will Ell our columns. II
however, we should not find the proceedings Of
DO Legislative bodies very interesting, we shall
present to our readers the Constitution OF the y.
SiateA Every citizen should have at least. &c
Constitution Of his own State and the Uni!ee
States. \ copy 0feach should be preserved and
laid aside Cor reference.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

MessrF. Hamden d Co-of New York are
about making an experiment trip to New Or
leans to test the practicability of establishing
an erprsss between those cities. A special
messenger is 10 leave the former on the 3rd
proximo, for the transporta lion ofsmall packa-
ges or parcels. We trust the experiment may
succeed, and that an express line may &c. es-
tabnshed
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

aHd again nnmmonod MlF. 0gant sae A uDItr,~1.~
when be- made lhp same plea of inrcrnnelan.
W pa shove stated Thl8escond n Sefin~ y.
fs6tIfy was made on the hflh u Nay, ~ M ~
1een rom the opinion sc Col Cla:l 3 Is n -
eaF1 80 itg-Bu duFing the interim. az
thai Or : dJse 0f $40. 600 40 fGIant) nw0uld
ment two and hhIf millions or dollars," ana
communicated 20 the Misgisaippian Published
at Jackson, IN article Of the same tenor Be.
ing Informed ofthese facts Ma. ClairboFnB onC
Of the Comniesioneis, gave the following opinr
slon 10 regard 70 Mr. Grants refusal % tesii
~.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

John Il. Peasants, Esq. well known as one
of the ablest and most fiery of living writers
has resumed, after long interval, the edito-
rial chair of the Richmond Wing. He will
be seen ard heard, and felt IN the political
conflicts of the Old Dinlnion.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

The year 1874, is born. From the womb Of
Time she comes. With,epasmodic throcs and
deep electric groans. she breaks INTO being.
With cOuntenance deep overcast and millonssol
tears. she presents to the weird the frst sun Of
her promised Progeny. The signs how porten
tous. What mysteries win she unfold? What
events developer What with her plastic hand,
viii she build up, and what dissolve7 Win not
the heavens, with ceaseless change remain the
same? And what oh! Earth must be thy history9
By mutability stamped her own. viii thon still.
prove the beguiler. the deceiver of mani Sha i,
the morning brightness like the. bow of peaee
light up the hope of the soul, but to be darken.
ed, by the sombreness of despair at even shade7
Will youth by thy laws infexible, under thy
nurture bloom IN manhood, and will manhood
seek by decripitude's way, the hoary vale OF
Jears7 Oh Year! thou art myself but the OFF
spring of Time! and day aud light, and season
and change are ofthee! WHO can know thy
future DEGREES? What power can resist thy
time-bounded reign. Here life by thy fat springs
and therc "a death yields up itself Is il not
VISA - give. 10 Time tongue, and mark the
progress Of the revolving year7 WhQ, that now
lives may NOT. when this new bern year expires
be to the dust cons:gned7 What Glory may not
fade, what Empires may not in ruins shoulder?
What is Wisdom's way. where all Is change. To
know the Father and Author Of Time and years
and in Virtues cause to live, and in the bosom
Of innocense sink to rest. This, this, 10 all of
life. of duty, and Of mani!
+ Written at sun rise, Jan. /, 1874,
during the Thunder Storm
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

The Southern Reformsr, now published al
jackson, is cneof The must neatly md elegantly
DRESSED and exeenaea papers thatase published ID
the South West. II inn Caihnan paper ID pFea>
en-. but we propheey that il viii do haltia ystin
tho cause OF Mr.. Clay, is MIR. Calhoun cannot
rsesive tbs nomination Of the democrats Con-
vsnlion. The sReformer' cannot pertainly aid
tas Repudiating Tories &C Miss u attsmpting
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

Mr.. John v. Ford ofTroy. has invented a
machine for setting and dish ibuting types. Il 10
formed with keys, upon whfeh an individual
can perform, as upon a piano. When one Of
the keys is touched, the type which it repre-
s,nts, viii Immediately take or lesye its place
accordingly as ii may be setting up or distribu-
ting
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

The papeh from the western portion Of the
STATE, inform u, that the Noachean Rains ofthe
last mepth. have injured much. If net irrePaFa-
BILE the RVil Road nem Ficksbn-g to Jackson.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

Mr., Walker ofthis Stale has presented tofhe
Senate, bin for the graduation Of the price Of
the public lands.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

lfr. MeDafis has notified the Senate that he
will introduce a biitt regulate the TasiTaccof>
ding to tho principles ofthe compscmise act.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

!. MTIRpDCK.

pCapt John trnsoe, though earnestly solict-
TED. NEST positively refused 70 become Can.
didate. se -
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

No special news from the western portion Of
the State.-the Mississigpian contains the pre-
sanitation Of the names of several individuals,
who would make good speakers, for the House.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

The Mt.D Ysrk Weekly ztibuHs. i splendid
sahsat, and ID most ably edited. Tho ptirn d Oh
per amum. Every person who desires an Eabt.
ern paper would do wen % taks tho Tflh1it.
~ egnnDl 10 bssteg.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

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tary Of STATE
The Mexican GoTenn
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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

Oh PRESIDENT d. THE BlH9g BTdi ]
HENRY CLAE,



~ -. -. -. 80 80 =
- Ane s1oeknfon. q Deeempef 9Th eeniainl
q loag editorial against tbs annexation az Ter
aa % thess LATED gfsfS. ssIass ..,;,a. =, A.,
$3.50. ........ i. -, s
ss - say = ~ 1851 ouEseIses =
dnty peaha 20 speak out ID ne1uirc ~ fernli
against 90 unwiBe and imp0hgic o proposition az
the annexasior ~ vTssxaa re attrihufas me
aoitatiou 81 HE o,,sati,,., a. ihe ra.1,f t;,1s
10 the movement md ef3hrts 81 Gen. Murnhv,
whom he caIIs. inn. .TvIer,s Texan Con1snis.
eioner.n and believes that the purpose OF The
Svbole ynafter has been. 10 brolnnfe, the ;p4er.
est ofMr. TgIer and 10 increase the strife be-
tween me friends.of. Mr.. Calhoun and Mr. Van
Ruren. Now. we know not. Or care y,nf a. MT.
TYLER OF Ms. Vaccinations. nor do we vyiRh 10
interfere with the Tories, in their selection Of
candidate For the Presidency, vet, ne, al le.
sire 10 hear the subject Of the annexatih of
Texas thorauRhlY discussed. and fully and
finally acted on 81 the urernnf Conuense seifh.
ant reanaette Mr.. Calhnun. NJ. Var n,.ssn
Mr.. TYLER. or Mr.. Clay. We efosiId a.t ft;rk
of men, when a measure Of So vast Importance
a under consideration. We shonid acs for the
henefit az the whole COUNT now. a,,Sl far H.
,reIfare IS the fIti,Fa For he asneicrasiar ,f
the Condition ofTexae now. and her perrnarenf
,,rosneritv IN lime "a come. far The nreren,
and fn,ure well BEING Of Mexico.
we believe that fr1a,,y Of the reasons which
have hear offered lnr fhe annexation,nf sSnv.,,
are futile and croundesr TI,is ho,vespe. de-
not prove that there arc no valid reasons Which
could be urged ii favor offs annexation.
Is il possible for any man Of reflection. d
examine all the features Of this question with
OUT discovering many cogen and powerful
reasons for lis annexatica! The following
questions will be presented in The discussion Of
this Subjeet. What relationship does the ter
ritory called Texas. bear to these y. States
and Mexicot What 10 the CHARACTER of the
agricultural and commercial facilities and what
the capacity of this territory 10 sustain popu-
lationl Who are the present tenants of this
territory. and who of necessity must be in the
future? Can Texas sustain he, independence
and enjoy any decree of ouietude and pros.
periiv with so extended savage border4 II /
be Cannot ,,.b.t co,,rs ,,,;Il Sic npru,,a4 What
noI;cv r,;It sha sSon,r nas rot ,Tet terr;,oru
t,oeo oD..raJ Cd d,d uaI',ahls hy ;,s are.
cent o,s,neTea AZ no, he c;,;1o,,e ~ Taxse
oI,1oet avnins;vai,, ,,,o;no,s f-o,, ,be TTn;fed
S;'atesa Are thew MOI o sesT Of onr fiesh. and
none of our booei Shall they after having re.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

We were much diverted. by the refusal of
an article IN the 'DemacrG',' Of December 20.
over the signature of "Ochbbeha," and the
elaborate alphabetical commentary by the Ed
tier. Their object IN writing and commenting
appeared not so much to determine, the avail.
ability OF their respective fayorites Mfr. Cal.
houn and MIR. Van Buren,, as 10 display their
ancient lore. Wheneversave find politicians
writing in dead languages, we feel assured
that they consider their cause desperate, and
as such, would moi be understood by the peo-
pie, BY what demagogues term the "dsmocra-
cy." We think it, decidedly imprudent for the
Editor or ''Octibbeha,'' to make himself at all
uneasy upon the subject Of the Presidency, as
Henry Clay Of Kentucky, without the shadow
of Possib e doubt must be our next President
This being true we would advise the Tories to
select their weakest man, and so have It IN.
derstood, as they will by this means be furn-
lshed with an acceptable reason for their de.
feat. We truly sympathise with the friends
OF }. &. Calhoun, as tits evident from the signs
OF the times, that their favorite cannot be more
than entered for the stakes. And poor Van
must be again distanced if forced 10 runq We
eec, that Mr.. Calhoun, by some Of his friends,
has been recommended as suitable candidate
Tor the Vice Presidency. Ha! Ia. hal! We
think he may excIaim with much propriesy,
''SaVe me from my friends!"
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-04

Tho Vicksburg Sentinel Of Both ult., abuses
with much ierceness and severity, al sanonys
NOUS individual whom he gupposes guilty al
attempting TO defeat Gov. Me Nn&s q Eager
Barton. as the case may be. bcfsre the eeiss
lature, for the Senate Of the United States:
Wesuspect the individual % yhonhe alluasa.
is DR. Gwin; of this however, we are not GER
tainly assured. Who WILDE elected Senator
by our Repudiating Tory LegisIatnrea VIII
it be McNust. the lnimitabie out and outer,
OF Barton. or Gwinns-- win they act more
discrectly. and elect onr fellow citizen, Gen.
Jesse Speighta We dislike very lnuch the
Generals ultra Tory notions, and We abhor his
principles of Reputation; yet il we must have
o Repudiating Tory as our Senator We should
prefer General Speight 70 any other ia the
State. IS.
The New York herald., 1844-07-22
ON THE CURE OF sTKlCTUkt..

much pAns takea 70 explain disesscs
so s fact ha 5ctae frequently exists IN those who Al.
&: = viii Be g
winch wall enable 70 Judge whether ne has
Among was thar i by no
that th stream Of une should De Or
Dad and long established but may sr,st
N th. respect @ Ssh. there should Ds psin
any thing directing the attention 70 ss seat q t. ossa,e
whsa liam happen; % ?: :npeIaed:d and Nth
All upon the mind than the
self There which most pecul
s
:s:: sss. ssis
sss y rss fsS ssa sa''
As ns !.
% b observed T. the peculiar way IN Which i an,shss
TWO should @ g w: little ,n:
or poes o% 40 osr Whatever but
~, NO structure caa exist without IT, The aextn
roaolsaoes sSouss aos he oaly. y iar ss
most equsnt cause q ssrssurs L aot M severity g much
b H:
howsve. should have continued from i. . egh. weeks,
eious cirecmssance The third Il
as !: NOR. than chat sfec. q dspTe..
the spirit. and lessen mental energy Not that this com.
me wIsi
6tf1ctufe Wn1cn patieot
he active capable Of business formerly This
also serious eect though little understood, but
ausstonaby true Indeed whoever cSasds e natufei
there medium by which ths mind 20 powerfully acts upon
these through the same medium tha sexual orRaa
upon The mind This however i better explained
many the world. A. the Of Scture
wiz .spss h Il .aS o
pain venencc Nothing can exceed
Of years the Of this complaint Indeed the
hands Of proper and experienced peons the Of Structure
now accomplished in many days formerly il demanded
monhs. Many consult the who buai
this city for short time only but rsturn perfectly
cured though has bccn OF trouble and anxety for
To those who cannot leave their homes the writer
his peculiar together with his fnvate
Tatlno" which has Interesting chapter giving every infoy
formation the subject and written in the paincst manner
Dr. Ralph taxes opportunity Of saying that ne may be
eonulted the various diseases relsrrsd 20 his Private
Treatiseas has dweNing house. No. 90 Creenwich street,
hcur and consequence Of the nunber Of etcndcIs
and books qpaekey which nfst this he deems
the following satisfactory ground OF
confidence to strangers Besides his rank Graduate
Of Edinburgh, he. &c. he has been engaged the
q these diseases both in Hospital and city pre
ucc for moro than thirty years, and has publishcd
he. editions work sIprsssly o. them Ai.o that he ha:
saasa, AgertaSs % A.sJ CeSes. ee Sf Ecuaoa 70 D.
and that ne pmitssd y tso. Y smci. every rhysesn q
drssa Dr.. Ralph 10 treevwich It ils Imssc
The New York herald., 1844-07-22
NAVY AGENTS OFFICER


SEALED rROPOsALs-EIdorsed . :. PIopssaIs ior Naval
~ supprs wl be received a thus cics Mill the l9h day
II Jas mex. e o'eSs. r NJ n .apply ing he iotowiss
nans jane 10Th 1874, he eost,actsr will asa BE- resurd
deve the o the Com radss Of the Brook
NAVY iad or The Navy Ascent such iur her ,upplies q te
lcles the wants vi the cali cT
daug said year IN addsa 70 he aoant,tiss nov ma a,d
nto Tie custody Il he Naval store Keeper aepop iate
kages iram all and u
hose called or IN III. advertisement will Be required on or
the 18th day o August AL subsequent
to be supplied wtn days from the dale u reqa
Every will be required oi best quality. all
samples the red articles be
APPLICATION to the naval Store Keeisr. At the Navy Yard
6ro0kiyn gsN
Thee supplies will be subjected inspection Of such
hcefs Of the Navy Yard, h- Comm thereof may
ies gnate All re ecd articles Immortality
the from the Navy and Others
Il satisfactory character be t0rhwi delivered thereof
TAI the Of the y to comply
with III will usy the agent chasng
ArAet supply and the CONTRACTOR and
hrs will be held liable for loss the Department
tain by OF any s,ch failure.
Bonds thirds Of he mated of hess supplies
will he required with satisfactory surss whose
be subn,tted th the s Ten Of the
Of each delivery will bs whhrld further
Tor he faithful fuhment Of the unt the expiration
thu reof
Proposals. embrace less than entire class Of
articles Proposals for less than th- whos be endorsed
vi The class NUMBERED &C. form OF osr will be shown
The New York herald., 1844-07-22
RASCO'S HOTEL.


THE undersigned bsss respectfully announce his
Feuds and the Pube that has leased the above well
known Estsol.hment and to solicit continuance Of that
tended to his predscs.s0r, Mr.. Rasco.
With the hch he has already had in the line,
he cenfd ny promise and tr4teers
rally that n"tnng VIII be omitteo hs wnicn
will alw4y. sapped with the uxurs Of The and
thing which the markets asrt, we'll a. with
Wines and Liquors Of the description. He has
st Preach srsts under whose active
ntendence culinary Ill be placed foot
ing hlch cannot ia any snaf
American Continent The whole estsbishmenr has late
elegantly furnished Private ApAtmens handsomely III.
dian and niled papers, Hot Cod Baths and every
cessry SHORT nothing shall be want-
high CaIacer oi The HOTEL or 10
eahance It's reputation. j. M. DONEuANA.
~ irn%m
The New York herald., 1844-07-22
kEAU WHAT SttkkMAN'S LUZEAGES
HAVE DONE

Mr. DAY. boot maker, No. y 1illsry street, Brooklyn.
AVA suffered greatly for eighteen months with eaciauon
bty sickness Of the stomach Appetite shooting
in The bowels has stomach neglscs almost
He had been attended and
Tor two months BY the professors Of tbs UAvsty and al
reading Dr. shernaa Book descriptive Of the sypseEs
Of w0rns he thought they his pprchasei boz
Of Shermans Worm L0zengcs few dosss brouxh away
Judged quartz Of WORMS and eaey cured hiKs
multitude Of d ailar might be assanoned where e
thiaR gave relief but Sherman's LozenxtS.
sumption are all cured bL Shs<Anb Cough Lozengss
thaa Any other known remedy They bsy iicklins
few scconds. and enable those aheyd with the m0ss
narassirg coughs To- sleep whole pights The Rev. Dr.
Dunbar Rev. Mr. De Forest Rev. DIR asunond aad hundred
thousands ther happy others Tho
efficacy OF 5heraans Cough Lozenges, for headache.
palrtaton lowness OF Spirits sickness xnd atnde
ffo bodily mental and for the wonderful proper
OF Shermans Poor Mans Paater wich but lax
cents and warranted for rheumatism and uukaxo
weakness the breast sde back, Of IN
body AK for Shenans Poor Mans Plaster and that HI
fac sne with reetons for on the back
There great many worthless nbou and
sold BY unprncPisd druggsts Remember shermans
bedeeeived.
Or 6hemanv Warehouse los Nassau gSrest. Axeao1zT
Hudson Sp1 Is Bowery springs n Esst Broad.
way MARKETS. - William %; lM H. - and eel broad-
way In Brscklyn. Mn Hays ~ Fulton. and Mountains
Drug yt3 kplton ems0n Prospect and Jackson
In yezsv City-E Randall Grocer. In Newark-J Tripps
pnd DAVID BrysoA Philsdslphia- Ledger Bald
ixs Boss,.1AsddiAG Cos Safest. AibsaJA tuthro
@ttsEwn Hall d1s &c
The New York herald., 1844-07-22
PAKK'S LIFE PILLo.

THE PROPRI' TORS OF this valuable and succsssul medi
Jake leave t. info'm the public that they rsceiv
rsh Of IRON Of tic couay he
agents the retail this invaube medclne mot oly ia
York; but ia city and IN he Un,pd States
those whoe high abtT Auicsnt fr
the absence Of quaekery and guarantee nat compound
md dispensed the principles OF pha utcs
knowledge and experience. la this fact, slight
for patronage of health require III their
should be eiuily guarded The uy often
cted by pIetese the heanK they deisnd
themselves from the inpulaton Of yendrs Of
Invented gaoaoce aad made article Of sal. by cupdt,
FAIRS fe Fills are not cftas psrcdthe antiquity Of Iesry
tiree hundred yers throws halo u truth rou.d
the WHICH the ehemenl productions Of the day
lay Claim the truth II ths The popretofs call tie
it,entloa Of the pube % work OF the Lille and Times
thomas Parr VINO lived tie aud pstrafcha
~ aGd whose length Of hfe under Provdence sole
atribct.be to his temperate habits and III corrective
M ed to his systm by the use Of the msf,einc widely
this flied by his last will aud Testament which be
to this cay 10 the e<suy Of Wilson Docton Commons,
London.
Tn Popreors have it their duty the public to
hsse ac although advertising Of their
ssiem business. ne ent safe Of boxes New
Yors socent proof Of he xceence oil the medicine;
the olo extracts from the who retail
the southern and norhn ususual and
the simple th-t ns fleets follow
PARIS Life Pills have been used family, IL
suIeedes the Of all other medicines Une OF its greaest
TO distinction being, when tried IL never
abandoned. THOs. HO6EHTS u CO.,
Jlt imvrc No III Fulton styN~t.
The New York herald., 1844-07-22
FOR THE PILES

2 FAD the following interesting and rsnshas euts
~ Piles MI j. Bowman, distinguished 7rxdinr
II Brosdyay has ben sfsted with !ns fiiss so
foul, appetite bad liver torpid occasional
nance pale andlansuid ompains Of pains ~ hdnevs
bowels attended with Pile tamos 80 much ss.vk At times
70 produce intense suffering, them
selves by apfouse dscharpe OF blood inducing gt debility
the muscles OF the back from h slong continued irritation had
with that he could walk was feeble and
for this complaint and had obtained only
lief eu ely crred having taken only three boxes OF
miies since, and ises no Of the complaint wei
aud active thirty and attribases tall
that uesmsble remedy Or. UFBAMs PIix ELEcTuARY.
feadcr this only oi thousand similar cured By
the means The Pile EectrAry, internal remedy is
od BY the h. ose se sowEsv dos sbovs
H. Warner & Co. Utica; r. p. Fitch < Co Syracuse L.
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The New York herald., 1844-07-22
LONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY.
"BATH BUILDINGS"

(FORMERLY RENsHAws)
THIS welknOWn and delightful bathing establishment
will be opened for the reception Of von and after the
18th June inst The buildings have undergone compe and
repair, and eof will be spared mautaa the
dservedy reputation which this ssablishasnt has hee-
totore acquired.
The price boarding will be week instead OF the
foraer price Of S0 children and servan half YOUNG
terms.
The Orus Captan G. Price, from the Fulton market
Shrewsbury, Captain Cores from
Market will each make daily trip between New fork
Long Brunch Stages will bs readiness upon tho anyal
Of Of beats at the Ocean House.
senge lmmsdately to Long Branch Fare from New York
u LonK Branch 81. JAMES GREEN
Long Bfanch June IL, 1884, je,t lm*rc