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LETTER FROM MR.. SEWARD.

AunuRN, June ~, 1874.
GrXrtrNry :-IndisposIrion prevented season..
bic acknowledgment OF very kind letter Of May
22d inviting me to attend the annual Wing Conven-
ton OF the state of Vermont the 81 Of July next
| have Just now received letter from D. w. G.
Clarke, Esq. one 0f your number informing me that
the time for the assembling Of the Convention has
been changed to the 10Th oi June.
Whatever might have been the state Of ilv engage
mcn,s with reference to the day first designated It is
altogether out Of my power TO visit Vermont on tie
26Ih inst. There Is town IN this Senate DI-trIci,
named West Bloomfield, which has been to this State
what Vermont has been to the Unlon that is TO say
Wing always, in favor of the Supremacy of Laws.
Pu.lIc Order, Freedom of Conscience, Equ1lty OF
Human RIGHTS and the Advancement Of ClViiz1tl n.
am under an engagement 10 visit TINT ule bui
enlightened aud patriotic community on the 26th in
slant. They are my HclghbOrs, and whenever have
been IN public lie they were among the kndest and
most liberal of my constituents.
cannot doubt hat this viii be satisfactory npol-
ogv for declining the invitation with which you have
honorel me.
You are pleased 10 intimate, gentlemen that you
desire my coming to Vermont on account 1t the scn
ments hold ana the course pursue IN regard 10 The
questions arising out Of slavery have not the hon
or 70 know Your worthy Governor John Mattocks
but beg leave to say that have studied his course
and that OF the Wing party ia Ntrmpnt,--that they
worthy the Intelligence aud patriotism If the state
and explain satisfaction the cause of the steady
undmiushed bnilncy Of the star ofhs Norh =
Re-nnmuaie joins MATToCKs, or ii for his conve
u'ence the public interest II be eNpedent toChnngr
then nominate some surn true liberty loving Wing
and renew your declaration that the extension of lu
man Slavery is 1T war with the principles of The VIII!
partv aud that Negro Emancipation il among tn
great works 10 win h that party is Devoted, and vo
may rest assured that the echo from the Green Noun
tqns will be the most cheering sound that ever reach
ed the sage of Ashland.
Gentlrmen, accept my profound and grateful ar
acknowledgements, for the words d respect and kind
ness you have addressed % me. They aid to tn
pleasure with which look ont upon the bnstn
world around me- and to the last moment of con
sriousnnss they will h. remembered : nmongihe ev
licences OF the libcraliry and kindness Of my fellow
men. am with very gre1t respect
Your humble servant
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ID O r K

This demagogue has at last received his
just deserts. He was on Monday week sem
fenced to solitary confinement, IN the State
Prison for Life. On being called TO plead,
he betrayed his native instinct by Il voley
Of low BLACKBOARD and abuse upon the court.
His employment will be making paper fans
an avoca,ion well adapted to the calibrc
Of the man.
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MINUTES OF THE CONVENTION.
BURLINGTON, June 26, 1914.


The Wings Of Vermont, assembled in
mass convention, were called - order by the
Chairman Of the State Committee, and or
eanized temporarily by the appointment of
SiIas II. Jenlson, President, and F.. p. Wal
ton, ir, Secretary.
Persuaut to resolutions of the convention,
a committee of one from each county was
appointed to nominate oflicers-and a COM
mitee, corresponding to the number Of State
Senators, was appointed by the several coun-
lies, to nominate the State and Electoral
tickets.
Committee 10 nominate State and Elec-
| foroi Tickets Bennington county, Nathan
| Burton, Enoch Davis; Windham, David
| Chandler, Amos Brown. Edward Kirkland ;
Windsor, IIampden Cuts, J. Barrett, s. w
| Porter. JOHN Trash Rutland, A. l. Brown
D. w. c. Clark, John Fox; Addison, Vile
Lawrence, Joseph Warner; Orange, J. X
Parrish, B. W. Bartholomew, A. B. F. Hi.
dre,h; Chillcnden, Harry Bradley, a. G
Whilemoie Washington, ARENAS Cush.
man, Geo. w. Colamer Caledonia, A. G
! Chadwick, Bliss y. Davis; Franklin, Geo
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poinment without waiting for the accep-
lance of Mr.. Bib. Rather short corners,
these, for office. holders.
George Roberts, Of the Boston Times,
has been appointed Naval officer for the
Port of Boston, in place of I. P. Davis, re-
novpd
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GIVE 1T UP !

We have challenged the Sentinel and
Democrat to show that James X. Polk, ever,
under any circumstances, uttered spnl-
ment or gave a vote favorable to protection.
They give it up. There is no such thing in
the book.
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LETTER rROM MR.. WEBSTER
New YoRK. Nav 80. 1874

NEW erik, May 81 lSli.
GESr1xMry Il have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your kind and friendly letter OF the 23d
OF llls month.
need haldy say that it would give me very sin.
cerc pleasure 10 attend a Wing State Convention in
Vermont hut II is not in my power to comply with
your request 10 he with you on the third of July.
have aiea.y declined several invitations 10 attend
mass meetings, on the ijh of that month. Nv en-
gagemtn)s Ill take me about that time into Maine.
ought to add, that havpluuui it absolutely ncces-
slly 10 come ia resolution 10 abstain as general
rule from add essinp large assemblies
1t would a,ibri me pleasure. as have already said
10 see the Wings OF Vermont. hope may he IN
the State before long, perhaps in the course of the
summers and if 50, shall hope to meet with frinnds
IN various quarters and 10 visit them socially and
quietly.
| must prny yon gentlemen, to make my best re-.
CARDS to your assembled friends There no BODY of
| WINS m the country for whom have more respect
t,nu Tor Hose # Vermont. On the ensuing OCCASION
as on others doubt not they will ST, example of
spirit activity and fidelity lit to lie followed by the
whole country.
| nm. gentlemen with much true regard,
Your obliged friend and fellow citizen,
| DANIEL WEBSTER
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Townsley introduced to the Convon-
ton, Mrssrs. Thayer and Fowler of the State
Of New York, who delivered able, eloquent,
and stirring speeches, which elected the
applause Of the vast assembly, and, in the
course of the proceedings, "A hearty express
sion of the thanks of the Convention.
The Committee TO nominate State and
Electoral Tickets reported the following,
which we're agreed to by reclamation:
For Governor, WILLIAM SLADE,
For LIT. Gov. HORACE EATON,
For Treasurer, JOHN SPALDING.
For Electors of President and Vice Pres
idcnt,
JEDEDIAH II. HARRIS. .,
JOHN PECK. at '"'se'
CALVIN TOWNSLEY, lst Dist.
CARLOS COOLIDGE, Cd
BENJAMIN SWIFT, 81 a"
ERASrUS FAIRBANKS rh"
The Hon. VIM. .Slade responded to the
nomination and sgniied his acceptancc.-
The convention was further addressed by
Hon. Solomon Foot, Hon. Geo. 2. Marsh,
and Hon. Samuel S. Phelps, when the COM
miice on resolutions reported the following,
which were unanimously adopted.
. Whereas, at the Wing National Conven-
ton, holden at Baltimore on the 1st Of May
last, HENRY CLAY of kcntucky was noml-
mated for Prcsidrn, of the United States. and
Theodore FreInghuyscn Of New Jersey for
Vice President:
And Whereas, the leading principles,
which the Democratic Wings Of Vermont
have SO long profrsscd and so uulnchinelv
maintained, were unanimously adopted, IN
the name of the Wings Of the entire nation,
in the following resolutions, to wit:
Reso'rc4 That in prcscntn. to the country he
name of HENRY CLAY for President and THE
ODORE FRiLtNGit YSEN for V,re President
this Convention has been actua'od ~ the CONVICTION
that all the great principles of the Wig p1riy-prn-
cpes inseDerabe from the public honor and respon-
sbllty--wl be maintained and advanced by the cleo.
ton OF these candidates.
ReSo'red, That these principles may le summed
up comprising well regulated national currency,
tariff for revenue to deIay the necessary expenses
OF 'ne Nost.l''ie"r anu uS.L''iN'auhl W!'h special
,o '' ~ ,, ,'a o. s
Of The nnbliclani a snr'e term for the PRESIDENCY
! n reform Of Executive usurpnon-nud generally such
ndmns ration Of he affairs Of the country shall
lpait 10 effiy riucn o. ''e pu3NI service ne eFe9t
az p, .! ''sua'
Pcsoired That the namcof HENRY CT. AY needs
no euogy. The history of the country since his first
appearance IN public lie is his history; rs brightest
pr;nc'rjrs yb;cb bo bos are I'.au WY, .e
er and most disastrous PAGES are with every material
departure IN onr public policy from those prnrpcs
ht'o'rta' lha,m IuhoDO IKE tkELiNGHul
we ~ a., ILL., 49, ,uns. LINZ uy u he,ou
measure colcu5ied 10 sl,tain ;bc honor AMI insrss
of the country.
lrherlung the principles rs well as the name on
lalne VINO win shn@i2n on the heIds oil Trenton
ana Oh mIn,tou. pcu ne IN ''e co9W, Tor lih
s Stes Acted with Wosbino,'n IN ns,ohrsGi,', Az,
porpctlatng that Liber,y-TnropoRg FRrt1xoury
, SEN, by his couse as Attorney General of the Stat,
OF New Jersey Tor twelve Years, and afterwards MS
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w. Foster, q. A. Burton, VIM. c. Wilson
Orleans, Porus Baxter; Lamoillc, Joseph
Grand Isle, VIM. L. Sowles.
Mr.. Townsey announced that the Prize
Banner. Offered to the county having the
largest delegation in proportion to the " hg
voteNf 1910 and the distance from Buring-
ton,) had been awarded to the county of
Grand Isle. This award was ratified BY the
unanimous vote Of the convention, and
.thercupon Geo. X. Plat, Esq. of Burlington
addressed the Wings Of Grand Isle in an
eloquent and appropriate Speech and as the
organ of the State Committee presented the
banner.
Mr.. Butler responded briefly and peril.
nen'.y in behalf Of his Wing brothers of
Grand Isle, pledging the little sister to do
her foil share IN maintaining the reputation
Of the political family.
Mr.. Pomcroy, from the committee APP
pointed for the purpose, reported the follow
ing list of officers, which report was concur.
red in:
President, SILAS II. JENISON.
Vice Presidents.-Joseph d. Hatch. Joel
Bass, Nathan Burton, Horace Baxter, A. G.
Dana, Harvey Bell, Milton Brown, Joseph
Clark, Geo. W. Foster, Eras,us Fairbanks,
Elijah Cleveland, Joseph Waterman, Will
liam l.. Sowles.
Secretarics.-E.P p. Walton jr.,J S. Nor
rill, Henry Hale, Geo. w. Grandy.
A committee to report resolutions was
appointed, VIZ: Mrssrs. Walton of Wash.
ingion county, Clark Of Rutland, Follett o.
Chittendcn, Porter of Windsor, Fairbank.
Of Caledonia, Miner Of Bennington, Hough.
ton Of franklin.
Mr. Townscy, in behalf Of the state ccm
mi,lce, announced that gentleman invited
from abroad were present and would in du,
time address the convention but that 9th
crs, some of whom had been confidently ex
prctcd, were unable to comply with the IN
vtalion extended to them, for reasons as
signed in their letters, which were read, a
follows:
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
FRENCH,
SWISS,
SCOTCH,
INDIA,
AMEICA n
GOODS
- go

ATTN advanta-
rs Ofth,s house are
Il error 20 none n the
state, having agents
~ all the principal
Eastern Cities, who
have resided there
many years, and are
old experienced mer-
chants, and have ev.
cry facility OF Obtain
ing Goods,at veryre-
duced prices, and at
often ertreme Sdcrif-
ceS for Cash. Al o,
procuring what is
new and fashionable,
On the first arrival
from Foreign Coun-
tries, a nd transmitting
the articles with des-
patch 10 this City.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
=
March I4th, t844-printers fee $I5.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
District Chancery Court at Fulton.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
District Chancery Court at Fulton.
John Goodwin Complaint.
% Us
George Wightman.
H. Anderson. { March Rules IA
George D. Nay.
J. IL. Haggey, Defendants,
ETPON opening the matters of this b II, and
~ 1t appearing that the said George D.May.
and J. II. Haggey are not inhabitants of this
State but reside beyond the limits thereof, so
that the ordinary process OF this Court cam OF
be served upon them. 1t is therefore ordered
by the Court, that unless they be and appear
before the Vice Chancellor,at the CourI Room
in Fulton, on the
Third Monday in May next.
and plead answer or Gemur to said bill, the
seN eral allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed as to them,and such order and de
cree made therein as the Vice Chancellor NAV
deem equitable and just. And it is further or
dered that copy of this order be inserted in
me Columbus Whig,a paper published in the
Town of Columbus, once a week for two
months successfully.
J. ROBINS, Clerk.
March Ia. ls44.-prin'ers fee $15.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
District Chancery Court, at Fulton.
Henty Anderson ct. al Com.
81 US March RnIos
Peter Byron Barker. 1914
Francis Leech, Defendants,
Il PON opening the ma tiers of this bill and
~ appearing that the defendants, P. B.
Barker and F. Leech are not inhabitants Of
this State, but reside beyond.th limits thereof
SO hat the ordinary process OF this Court can.
not be servedupon them. 1t is therefore order
ed by the Court, that unless they be and appear
before the Vice Chancellor at the Court room
in Fulton on the
Bird Monday in May next,
and plead. answer or demur to said Bill he sew.
erai allegations thereof will be taken for con-
!essed. and such order and decree made there
IA asthe Vice Chancellor may deem eouita.
IL IS further ordered that copyof this Or
der be inserted in the columbus WING" a
newspaper published IN the Town or Celum
bns.once week for two mopths successivelv
j. ROBINS, clerk.
March IA, Is44.-printers fee sis,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
COMMITTED

= 4 y
"O Jail in the Town of Starkville and
n County of OktIbbeha on the 22nd of Dec.
1o4S' Two Negroes, one man about forty
years ofage and about FIVE feet ten inches high
Dark complexion, name GEORGE. and a
woman about thirty years old yellow complex
ion and calls herself Betsy, Saw they belong
to John VIM, living near Matches, Miss.
Inc owner OF said slaves is requested to come
forward, prove the same and pay barge 9th.
erwIse they will be dealt with according to
law. -
THOS. H. FIELDS Jailer.
Feb. 1st. l644-tf
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
LOWNDES COTTN7


Probate Court February Term, 1914.
1T is further ordered by the Court that John
IL d. Montgomery, Harrison Hale and Thorn
as Christian, be,and they are hereby appointed
Commissioners Of insolvency, to examine oil
the effects of the Estate of Thomas Williams
deceased. subject to distribution, and to re-
ceive and audit the claims of the several cred
itors against said Estate. by advertising the
same, in one Of the newspapers published in
the town OF Columbus for six months, and that
they make report of their actings in the pTemi-
ses, to this Court, said creditors are allowed
six months to bring in and prove their several
claims against said decedeRts estate.
Witness, Thomas Sampson, Judge Of our
said Court this 9th day Of FEBRUARY A. D. 1914.
Test. WIN, p. FULLER, clerk.
In pursuance of the above order the under
signed Commissioners win meet at the Of
flee of J. d. Montgomery on Main street in
the townof Columbus the first Monday in each
month for six months (untl the first Monday
in August nexI) to receive and audit claims
against said Estate.
sa3l j. D.iMONTGOMERY.1 pa9g
HARRISON HALE ~, Commits
THO9. CHRISTIAN, sicnen.
Feb 18th. 1D4A.-6m,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
BOOT H & STEVENSON'S
PANENT BRICK NJACHN

n
TEVHlS splendid Brick Machine patented IN
1874, may be examined at Stevenson e
Browns, Brick yard by any who mavteel N
terested IN 1t. Seren hands and one6orxe ,c;iJ
make aDafh has Machine in one day t4o,lre man.
SGna BRICK! The blachine is cons tructed IN
on principles the most simple, such has, as e ~
cry one can understand; and consequently if i
sa9 PIE 10 no complicated arrangement. : :
Inc rick made by this Machine are of
. .bp quallty. Persons wishing to purchase
cue r'gm o. using It IN aparticnIar place sbon5
aP X 40, 70 w. q: stevenson of Columbus Miss
as the weather viii permit. bv Stavan g soon y
brown, they propose to sell brick mon 49,
terms than they can be offered at. made n .sa
o,raInary way; and being engaged in brick ~ hue
ICING themselves. il would probable be- n ,Ss
advantage OF those wishing work Of th;s IN: r's
70 eau and see them before they contract -''i
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
TRUST SALE,
Jan. 18th, 1874.

i hOS SALES
DY viz ue Of a deed in trust executed by
ID Edmond B. Hoskins Of the County Of
Lowndes and States of Mississippi 10 the SUBJ
scriber as Tre>tee, 1 Will expose TO sale for
Cash at the residence OF said Hoskins in the
County of LowDdes,on the l4,h day Of March
1914, the following property to wit; Negro
Slaves, Cato, jacob and hIs wife Fanny, Jim
his wife Kizzy and their three children Matilda
Grandson and Infant, William, George and
Nancy Horses and Mules, Hogs, Oxen, Cat
lie, Wagons and Gear, Ploughs and Hoes.
and House hold Furniture.
SucL title as IS vest ed IN the'Trusiee will
be made topurchasers.
R.T. HOSKINS.
Columbus, Sept 18th lS43. Trustee.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. :
District ChanCery Court at Fulton.

OkatkAIb OM0AMOSAA 0NA~@e
Henry Anderson ct. al. Complt. Y
"a Us.
Thumas ]. HAWKING.
Benjamin J. Sherwood ! March
Zachariah Write, Rules A.
Cyrus A. Miller
s. George d. May, Defendants.
TPON opening the matters OF this Bill ana
u 1t appearing that the said Thomas J..
Hawkins, Cyrus a. Miller,and George. May are
not inhabitants of this. State but.reside beyond
the limits thereof. so that the ordinary process
of this Court cannot be served upon them. II
is therefore ordered by the Court ina. unscSS
they be and appear before the Wee Anancci-
ior. at the Court Room in Fulton on the,
Third Monday IN May next
and Mead answer or demur to said Bill, the
several allegations thereof. will be taken tor
Confessed as to them, and order and decree
msde therein, as the Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. Aud It is further
ordered that al copy of this order be inserted
in the Columbus Wing, paper published IN
the t1wn ofColnlnbus, once week for two
months successfully.
]. ROBINS Clerk.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY.

standy on hand an assortment of Saddleyy, con.
sisting OF Mems, Ladies and Boys saddles Bri-
dels and Marringales, Carriage ard Wagon
Harness, Whips and Collars. Together
er with everything in his line, which he viii
sell lower for CashthAn ever before offered in
this Market.
The public are invited to call and examine
for themselves, Repairing done on the most
Reasonable Terms and shortest notice.
J.W. EDWARDS.
Jan. 18th, 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
Dyeing and Securing Establishment.
j. O'NTET.

INFORMS his costomers,an the public gen.
II orally that he has moved the above business
to Market Street. He has received from
Mobile and New Orleans, dyelDg materials for
Black, Blue Black, Light Blue, Green, and
different shades of Brown, which are the prin-
cipal colours called for in this place. He fat
tiers himself from his long experience in some of
the principal cities of Europe and America that
he will be able to give satisfaction in every
branch of his business, not inferior to any in the
Northern Cities. He invites all those who
have garments that wants dyeing or securing,
both ladies' and gentlemen to give him a cal,
three doors above March g. Mcdaniel Auc-
ton Store, where they will find him "dying to
IiUe" as usual. Garments will be cut, made
and repaired, and Shoes and Boots made and
repaired, all in the above establishment by
different workmeR. Any orders with which
he is furnished shall be promptly attended to.
Columbus Miss, Feb. Id l844.-tf
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
DR. A. ". WINTER.
AT the corner of Market and Washin gtor
Streets.
Columbus. January, 1914.

@NOTICE.-k0
TIME Notes and accounts Of The late t;rn,
l. of Rande & Watkins are placed in the
office o. N. E. Goodwin who will attend 10
their settlements. This is to inform those inter
ested' that they can save costs by speedy
payment to that gentleman who is authorised to
receipt our claims. =
RANDLE & WATKINS. al
March 7th 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

CtHENE GINGHAM AND SYCEE
oCAMBRICS. very handsome assert.
ment just opened and for sale by
VIM. CLEVELAND.
Also Cambria Muslins, Jaconet Cambrics
Check Musllns. Swiss Muslins dc. &c,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
March 4, Is44.-printers fee SI5.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
District ChanCery Court, at Fulton.
Henry Anderson ct al Comp't
- rs
Richard BurrIss. March Rules
Thomas III. Adams. 1914
Nicholas Reedy, Defendants.
HPON opening the matters OF this Bill; and
~ 1t appearing to Il e Court that Richard
Burruss is not aniRhabtant of this State, but
resides beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process of this Court cannot be serv-
ed upon him. 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court that unless he be and appear before the
Vice Chancellor,at the Court Room in Fulton,
on the
Third Monday in may next,
and plead, answer or demur to said Bill, the
several allegations thereof, will be taken for
confessed as to him, and such order and decI ee
made therein as the Vice Chancellor may
deem equitable and just. And it is fprrhe. or
dered that a copy OF this order be inserted in
the "COlumbus Wing" a paper published in
the Town of Columbus once week for two
| months successfully.
J. ROBINS, Cl4.
March I4th, IS44-printers fee SI5.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

STAPLE, FANCY & DESIRABLE GOODS
HABERpAsHERY ARTICLES.


Singham MarseesI
woted Vesngs;
Mno Mo Italian
silk
aloon
eros dc bndng black
:CrpeA eIandb
and
head
splendid
Ixandc oton Ne Bare
GauzesC Leises,I
Rose,
Blankets
English
American
children
PLAIN lys
sizes;
fancy silk Cavats; 1S''' 9' &C. &C.
bishop
sand Law
silky Nhum
Also
Dniies
and Iatinrs oil widths &C. &C. &C.
1, SIX cotton Laces
Domestic
IIckenburgs;
Umbrellas sane
MuGns, MusqGto Meetings. cotton Umbrellas. ~ a."
expressly to order trim med the has, manner and
con
able = "o' s3ea ana most fashion
Country Merchaot Planters
the goods are marked figures expected A Gbe
New Orleans O. So E"m hoo. -,
= EG&J S1e certain TO apply
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
DYSPEPSIA and indigestion.

Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
MYTH costiveness, aOidty of the stomach.
w hardness Of food after meals, heartburn,
fatulency, liver complaints, with pain in the
side and shoulder, jaundice, bilious complaints.
drcpsy. diabetes, gravel. stone. and infamma-
ton ofthe lungs, are most perfectly removed
and cured by the ELIXER OF HEALTH.
Sold BY A. N. JONES & Co Druggist.
March IA, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
lfALTHALL'S Mill.

FENHIS establishment is in order to serve
D. customers, beth for grinding wheat and
corn, it has sustained TO damage from the late
high water, which has been the only Interrupt
ton to grinding since last May, with the ex-
ception of a few days to repair wheel, at
though many reports have been current al
different times, tina: it was broke and out ofor-
Ger &c.
JOS. s. WALThALL,T Trustee.
December. %