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TO FAMILIES AND INvALIDs.

,r,UE following indispensable family remedies
may be found at the Drug Stores. Remember,
and never get them unless they have the signature OF
uCOMSTOCK & CO" on the wrappers, as all 9TH
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All yermin that infest the heads of children in
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RHEUMATISM and LAMENESS positively
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and every thing relieved by that admits OF an out
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the bowels regular, and determination to the sur
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PILES sc. are wholly prevented, or governed if
the attack has come ON, if you use the only true
HAYS Linament, from Comstock & Co. All sores,
and every thing relieved by it that admits of an out
ward application 1t acts like a charm. Use it
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RHEUMATISM and LAMENESS positively
cured and all shriveled muscles and limbs are res
ored in the old or young, by the Indian Vegetable
EIYir and Nerve and Bone Linament--but never
without the name of Comstock & Co. on it.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
Columbus June 1874.
COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. 6. Chapman has honored us
by a visit with his Grammatical Corps,
and we must say that in their perform
ance they exceed even our expecta-
tons; another very great recomrnen-
dation to the public, is that they bring
an irreproachable name with them.
On Saturday Evening they played
the stranger to slim house; Mr..
Chapman as the Stranger, his talent
ed little lady as..Mrs. Hallar. We went
to see these parts we'll played and
we're not disappointed. Mr.. Cham
bers was exceedingly happy in Old
Sol-his last scene would make'a
stole burst his sides with laughter.
Mr.. Lindon played the Barron We
nv well, as for Peter, he done his duty
Mrs. Emmett sings sweetly.
On Monday evening the Lady OF
Lyons was presented to a croweed
house. never did we see an audience
better satisfied, nora piece better sus-
tanned, it would nave done credit to
the Nationa', or St. Charles.
Ladies, why don't you turn out e"
masse fill the boxes to overHo wing
make glad the hearts Of both audience
and actors, by your bright smiles, and
pretty faces; you indeed lose an OPP
oortunity of Witnessing series OF ie-
climate dramaticaI pieces well enact
"a VIZ GRO assured the company will
bring out nothing, hat is not OF the
most uudoubted moral tendency
Therefore we say go one, go all, and
show to them that the ladies. OF Colum-
0'9 THESPUS.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
GEO. WTGHTMAN, SEC.

MARRIAeE.-I never saw mar
riage expressly for money that did not
end unhappiIy. Yet managing moth
ers and heartless daughters are con-
tinualIy playing the same unlucky
game. believe men more frequent
" marry for love than women, because
they have a free choice. l am afraid
to conjecture how large a portion OF
women marry; they think they Will
never Rave better chance and dread
being dependant. Such marriages no
doubt sometime prove t6lerably COM
Portable; but greater number would
have been far happier single. Ii |
may Judge BY nay observation OF such
matters, marrying for home is a most
tifesome way of getting living:
Mrs. Childs.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
.PREsTDENTTAT.

Inc slppointed aspirants doubtless feel
pretty blste about this time. 1865 aee'
- Matty we suppose thinks athe Second
thought ola convention at least, is not 81 ssso
oe s Cass' viii not in the future. have mnch
conilderlce in Tsr0s letters; and old Nsm,,, s.
must feel very much like fish out 81 ra si,s,'
ana y. there Is the venerable old war horse Col
DICK y hat must be bis sensations, after falling
rom the trst. to the second Office. he has ,,os
neither;.lt will doubtless be the death 81 him
a y! the louisville Journal sapposing him to
die IN the embraces of his belo. ed spouse s,,r.
gests this Epitaph-"D Died in the ,oooIss
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
For the Columbus WING.

hG O1AMOND RING
when all was calm and night,
Serene DER Nature, his mantle
spread; and the gay hall lighted up,
Was gemm'd with beauty bright.
The lady Of The heart appear'd.
And then the soul, tumultuous rose.
In feeling, deep, intense and pure
And chung about. the lov'd one
Whose face and form were Natures oroud
triumphant work; till all save her
as dead to sense and thought.
her voice, like some sweet sound stoIa 90,
Inc enFaPtuied sense Of melody.
And time swIf fed, nor eft a trace
40 marx his way, except tendrils,
NewIy grown and twining two hearts
10 each other, n'er thus before.
Into one and the same sweet chord.
10 them nor time nor circumstance,
was aught; nor knew why there they were
IN hours mark'd, and the watch cried
The gentle morn's approach. Then all.
10 silent homes in haste retired.
And TO the couch gave Ger them selves:
10 witch with nervous thnught,a nd dream
OF ali that night had brought 10 eyes,
And sense, and feeling and the new.
Made vows oflove and constancv.
10 repeat ID wild delirious dreams.
Among those who wild and restless.
Uninterrupted Somnus' fast embrace.
Was one, who long had charms withstood
And dar'd the deadly dart that had,
Its thousands slain before. Here he.
With perturb'd mind half sleep, half wake.
In fearfulidream indulg'd and found.
Close bound, around the small finger,
Of the left hand, a ring; how strange!
A ring! and whence came this, and how7
And from whom, and for what, and WHY?
And tn his vivid vi
The face and smile, and air of her.
Who had, in the gay circle. him,
Enchanted.-Oh the smile; the voice,
While, on his palm, she PLACID the ring.
"WiH you try that ring on" and said
No more; but turned her eyes away,
AS though, tboughtless of what was done.
And now his mind transported where,
He meier had been, before, and .here,
In garnet, all alone he felt
The ring, shiver to thousand,
Flying fragments, and the diamond,
Was TO smallest atoms riven;
Nor:particle Of either..could,
By most diligent search be found:
At this, the mind ,..releas'd from sleep,
Startled into reason and was.
Again itself in thought. The ring
Was still upon the finger. What!
EXCLAIMED he, is this dream?
And is the ring still here unharm'd?
The mind, howe'er, would turn to that,
The broken ring, and dar'd surmise
Some evil yet from this strange dream,
And time has told the tale The heart
The issue knows, no other shall.
The ring, the diamond ring, still cIings
I o faithful memory. The world,
All! no! the world shall never knew,
Where is the ring, the diamond ring,
Or what has been its destiny.
WERNER.
olumbus June 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
February, 9Th 1874. l7-tf
REV. DIR. BARTHOLOMEW'S
Pink EYnactArant SVrun

An agreeable Cordial. and Effective Rene
dy for Coughs, Hoarseness, Colds, Pain in the
Breart, Influenza, Hard Breathing; and Diff
cult Expectoration.
For Adults and Children In cold climates
and ,cdrm.
1t has remained to late day to discover an
article so admirably fitted to these complaints;
SO powerful and effectua, and yet SO perfectly
innocent and mild
BTThe following certificate received from
well known citizen, is the only one for which
we have room: -.
HAVING used DR.. BarthoIomew's Expec-
torant Syrup in my family, it has produced ad-
mirable effects. One of the members OF the
family was troubled with distressing cough for
three years, and after trying many things win
out being benefited, l at length bought bot
tie of The above named syrup from DR.. Com
stock g. Co., which after three days entirely
cured her,
- SIMON CLANNON.
corner Broadway and White street NJ. Y.
The above are but few Ofthe many received
from citizens equally well know and respecta-
bic with the abOve.-Ses directions on each
bale. ..sl 81
3, Sold by A. N. JONES & Co. Druggist.
Columbus Miss. March ii. l644
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
UphOlStering and Paper Hanging.
JAMES T.. GHDEA

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Columbus and surrounding Neighbor.
hood that he is prepared TO do all work in the
general Upholsterng business, such as stuffing
making. and repairing, sofas, Hair Seat Chairs
Ouomans, Divans, Lounges, &c. HAIR. Moss
Straw and Shuck Mattresses, Pew and hail
Cushens neatly made and repaired, also cur
tains and Carpets made.
Wall papering done, Testers for Beds, fire
Boards and Screens handsomely rayed or pa
pered.
Orders received at MiIican, Taylor & Co.,
or at my shop in Market Street below Jones'
Hotel. -
May Is, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
T1dlSvI,

nv The subscriber asNnte made by " ~
Isl shaw nayable toJ. T. Simpson on order
ior two hundred and ninety one dollars, dated
7 ~ March 1874, and due thirty days after
date ate. any person finding the above described
,,ote viii confer favor BY returning Y @ me-
- = $50 =
gsHg u, iIse4.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
BLYTHE'S SPEECH

lay was somewhat peculiar. He
pointed several weeks previous,
expected, that it would give evil
earch, and familiarity with the
sItlons of his party and the rea.
10 their defence. Much disap.
however, was fell by all, in the
fsued' tie commenced by spea-
he had sacrificed for democracy,
avIng left himself and his sacrifices,
with great labor to pour out a nnm-
lgestcd and inappropriate figures,
assertion of a solitary principle,
ne common slang, to charge the
ptEndering the South. We can
ahgure which would so happily
present this effort, asa whole, as
qast composed ofSuE flowers, Hol-
pOgwocd blossoms, saffron blooms
3'ely very snowy, high colored bad
and perfectly destitute of aroma
lOcracy, no doubt, thought it a great
Viewed at distance, but when they
canine those shining blooms, they
RefcelVed,that they contained no fra
9oney, and were ike Grtifcials, on
'Of sho'o. We. were surprised at this
Is we have learned, that he STUN.
'ne time, in Tennessee, under ve~
pfeceptors.
seased to see, that our citizens are
; ! of the efficacy Of frequent
u order to promote vigorous and
1eaith; Nothing surely can better
ueslrable object than a proper sat-
:eISonai cleanliness. Every ones
Tnmodated at Baldwin's bah house
|,'s style, Who may desire to indul-
NY \ which beside being cheap, all
INT; among the most delicate OLSEN
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
81, lime 9Th 1914.

.rday night June 9Th 1914.
.'eoium6us Clay Club" met
semi mouthIY session.
= Johnston 4th Vice Presi-
{ chair.
sIIowing resolutions were of
yobn Crusoe, and on motion
.,sIv adopted.
,Sl::-That this meeting do
E,ss:pond to the nomination Of
rIoy of Kentucky as Presi-
Sese United States, and The
pIipghuysen OF New jersey as
sident, and that we will use
i honorable means to ensure
ctiou.
THAT we discover nothing
r;,ion of Henry Clay, regard
uestion of the annexation of
the United States as clearly
This recent published letter,
suthorlze any withdrawal Of
hence, that has been placed
as a Sound, enlightened
4 and Orator; that on the con-
find in that letter renewed
liant proofs Of ardent love of
straight forward independ- |
lofty regard for the honor
Erity Of the american Union. |
Ed:-That we recognise, in
alton of Henry Clay, in his
scerning annexation. That
D. on the the part of Europe
10 coIonize or in any way to
i Texas, should be resisted
lifted States unto War, the
he great leader of the War
b whom the honor, and safe
klory Of the nation may be
hlIy entrusted.
F:-That in order to give
Friends residing in the
b opportunity of expressing1
bns, and ofunit;ng themselves
.rmalion disseminated by ar
our Club meetings, that
We meet alternately on the
Ind Evening Of the regular
icing.
Dtion of Mr.. Payne, Mr..
] requested TO postpone the
II the address prepared by
5 Meeting, until next Satur-
bg at 10 o'clock, so as to af-
ns from the country, an op-
bf hearing it.
! Bouchelle, Esq. was then
On to address the meeting,
did, and on motion, the
he Club were rendered him
lion, the Club adjourned to
j Court House, on Saturday
Ext, at Ten o'clock.
!. JOHNSTON, 4th Y. p.
JoRDAN, SEC.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13

/ Kent has recently written a
eh he strongly censures the course
er; and declares it to be the imper-
of Representatives to
!; for his numerous malversations
lie eminent ability of Chancellor
ger with his present position being
The hot strife of patriotic entities
p great weight.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13

A Strange duel Bl'cked.-Two girls iris o. oi the
town. with their seconds who were also gs lsFs,
yesterday arrested BY n the p snS B %G
KnS KNIVES ,ot he a owed 10 endanger each others
,vss accordinp to approved and fashionable
nyes ths heIegsrents had small fight Gu ma
tu,ss az. in other words set to and tore each
the hair and faces in regular cat and dog
s ss,Its They are all in the caiaboose.-F'c'
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13

The following sentences Of George rye
selwyn respecting Charles Fox are re
annl;cable to many statesmen and
scholars of improvident personal char
acter: ,d;ar
,,saf;,l 70 the whole world, but will no.
N anv account, permit it to be useful
- himself He never seems to mis-
take. but in his own affairs: he thinks
. 49, however involved and chaotic
he. ,hsv nav be, he can set hem right
spy morning hecbooses; and the morn
inc never comes"
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
NOTICE

NOTICE
ID virtue of Deed in Trust made and Ex.
ID ecuted on the 8 day of May 1888 and re-
corded In the Office of the Clerk of the Pro-
bates Court of Lowndes County will sell on
Saturday the
29th day of June 1914,
at the Door of the Court House of LoWndes
County for cash, The South half of Section
twenty two, Township nineteen, North of
Range seventeen East: Containing 800
acres more or less, situated lying and being in
the said County of Lowndes.
AB'M. MURDOCH,
June 6, 1914. Trustee
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
-----------=T@ 1TEC IT TATE.

DR.JAMES II. IA b -.
zU7oBLD respectfully inform TIE e ssaI;ng
y If Columbus and vicinity, that Ieehh ~
,,;,,,.slT nerrnanently settled, in Columbus. ne
5Ssnnsed to continue the practice q n's pr,
Z sS and promises dligent attention y
sI,aee vyho NAV request bis services
June Is, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13


|5 ~ mas written a letter accepting
S0n q Of himself by the Baltimore
%"ene Presidency of the U. States.
mas y nag done right,in this, as the de-
~ lDg themselves beaten, upon
N gss Of 1910, determined after hay-
|,sa su1 y. to give him no chance, but
,sS s Mastiff to force bis only bone
IsS H. fsgale on it themselves. We
IA hke ahoE e,ss traitor; you cant
= Of the schivalry" of South
Beaufort, it was resolved. that
oLvE THIS UNIoN ,sooNER THAN
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ,
LowNDEs COUNTY. {

Probate Court, June Term, 1914.
VEyO all persons interested in the real estate
M of John l.. Clark, decd. You are hereby
cited to appear before the Judge of our said Pro-
bate Court, at Court to be holden at the Court
House of sa id bounty, on the
FIRST MONDAY OF AUGUST,
next, then and there to show cause, if any you
can, why an order should not b. made TO sell
the following described lands, belonging to the
estate of said John L. Clark, decd. according
to the prayer of the petition of Thomas J. Clark
administrator ofthe said John l.. Clark, decd,
to wit: The North West of Section seven
teen, Tow nship nineteen, of Range, ten East
and the South East quarter of same section,
township and range,-all lying in the county of
Itawamba and State aforesaid.
1t is furthe- ordered that this citation be pub
lshed in the Columbus Democrat and Column
bus Wing, two newspapers Published in the
town of Columbus; fol- six weeks successfully.
Witness, Thomas SAMPSON, Judge of tire said
Probate Court, the first Monday of June, 1874.
Issued, June 9th. 1874.
VIM. P. FULLER, Clefk.
BY WIN. F. CATLETT, D. c.
- OH 1914
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13
FOR SALE.
A MOST DESIRABLE HOME

A MOST DESIRABLE HOME, !.
GlTUATED on the Military road pine and
- a half miles. from Columbus. The tract
contains eight hundred and eighty acres of
land. 1t is finely improved having large and
commodious building Immediately on the road,
which was intended for PUBLIC HOUSE,
and is one of the best stands, for a Tavern,
that can be found on the road from, Columbus
to Tuscumbia. The plantation is iii a high
state of cultivation, the fences in fine rerair,
and the place is well furnished with the most
convenient farm houses ofevery description
The water Is very convenient, never failing
and excellent and cool il quality. Any per-
son DESTROYS to purchase such place, can do
so on THE VERY BEST TERMS, AS 1T
is CERTAINLY FOR SALE, AND
SHALL BE SOLD. Applications for exam.
nation or purchase will be made. to G. w.
Waddell OF Columbus Miss OF 10 the subscri.
living on the premises.
GEO. VAUGHAN.
May Is, 1914.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-06-13

] of New Jersey have recently
ng of ten thousand, to respond, to
ions of the Wing Convention.
FreIinghuysen inspires the stur-
That gallant State with an incon-
nsiasm.
Daniel Webster and other dis
Fbigs addressed the immense null
Webster's speech is scarcely
hv thing we have ever seen from
'llect; and who can ever read the
Of his lofty and protracted spirit
BE- his country better!