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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-09-04

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 25, 1850.
do hereby certify that about five years ago
was badly salivated from the use Of ealomel. and
from which time my gums and lips have never
been healed. but have from that time been in
sore and ulcerated condition: at three different
times | have had the ulcers my gums burnt
ont with canstic, which would relieve them for
short time, but the sores would soon break ont
again. and the front portion of the gam Of my
under jaw had become so far wasted that
could nearly lay my little finger under the roots
OF my teeth On the LIST November last pur-
chased from Mr.. Evans one bottle ofbis Lacrue's
Tooth and Gum Specific. At the time Mr. Evans
told me it would cure my mouth, but would
probably take six or eight weeks time. as my
gums had been in this diseased conditio so long;
bat TO my surprise and qualification, in less than
four weeks my gums and lips were peiectly
healed and restored toa natural and healthy ap-
pearance, and the large cavity that was
under my teeth is being rapidly restored to its
former place have this day obtained one more
bottle, which feel confident will complete
perfect restoration.
w. II. GAUTIER,
Clerk of Steamer Amazon.
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Mssrs SAXDFoRD & PARK-41
Gents This is cartify. thai IIy wife.
Nancy Dohoney has been in declining state o.
health for the last two years. Her disease BAT
fed the skill of the best medical aid could pro
curc-her physicians pronounced her disease
Consumption in the last Stage, and said that hel
recovery was past all human hopes. As las.
resort. with very little hope. procured Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. After using a few bot
ties, found 10 my agreeable surprise. that heI
health was improving rapidly. She IS now 20
far restored. be able oattend to her regular
household duties without suffering any nconve-
nience. Her rapid improvement aud Presen,
health warrant me in the belief that She viii sool
be entireIy restoreh
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HAVING sold my stock Of Dry Goods Sze., to
Il Mr.. 7 Gay. would respectfully solicit
for hima oonilnpanee Of lie patronage 50 liber-
ally bestowed on myself All persons indebted
70 Decherd g Gray or myself eilhei IS note Or
account VIII please settle bg the ffst 81 MARCH,,
as indulgence cannot be given deyond a me-
GRAY
Columbus Jan SRI, 1851 3s-sf
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Remarkable Cures

or all the cures that have yet been received there
toned, which plainly shows the curabiit! Of
consumption even in some OF its worst forms
Jefferson Con,lta. Ia, Feb. y. 1919.
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s. s, FITCH,S
IbdOmimal Supporter,
AYERS CHERRY PRETORIA.

most beautiful aud valuable Preparation for
~ the cure oil Coughs, Gglds, Consumption, aud
NJ diseases Of lie throat and lungs. This is a
lew compound, in this place, butt Is evidently
one Of the greatest preparations Of the age for
diseases of the lungs--lar superior to Jayne
JAMES BLAIR
ieb20'51.44.fy Sole .8geat
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Groceries! GrOCerfes!!
EEADEN s. READ.

Market Street. Columbus, Miss,
E-TAVE on hand large and well-selected as
IL sortment of GROCERIES, to Wit:
Brown, clarified, crushed, powdered and loaf
JAVA and Rio Coffee Sugars
Aolasses, New Orleans Syrups and Rice
Pepper, Ginger, Alspice, Saleratus, Ketchups
and Pickles;
Imperial and Gnnpowder Teas;
Cinnamon, Cloves. Nutmegs and Crackers;
Mustard, Lemon Syrup and Dried Fruit.
Sperm and Star Candles; Soap and Starch
Iron and Steel. Nails. Castings;
Wins, Brandy, Rum, Whiskeys
Powder Shot and Lead.
And they viii keep on hand the best Family
Flour, Corn Meal Bacon and every article Ia
the grocery line--with Cheriag and Smokinc
Tobacco aud Segars-all OF which win BE sold
low for Sdsh They viii buy OF make liberal
advances on cotton ia store. Nov. z. 1s50-tf
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WISTAR,S RALSAnI

Tic Best Re0ledyercf hnOun tn Man
TOR Coughs, Asthma. Colds. Group, Bronchit-
i is. Influenza: Bleeding OF the Lungs, Diff
Guilty Of Breathing, Liver Affection; Pain or
Weakness of the Breast or Side, First stages o.
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NC TICE

q AHE Undersigned having purchased Of james
" b Gray. his entire stock of Goods compris-
ing a general assortment OF Dry Goods, Hard-
ware, Crockery &c. would respectfully solicit
the patronage of his friends u II GAY
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MILLINERY GOOD

~. BoULLEMEF
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Kan Pounds Superior Pearl Starch, ior FAM
wv ily nse; For sale by
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Wanted old Gold and Silver in exchange
C.5- The subscriber feels assured that with
large and well-secctcd stock OF Goods in hi
Tine. and Workmeu 10 do all kinds OF work con
nected with the Watch and Jewelry business,
that his former customers and the public general
ly will find it for their interest to give him call
j. A. L'HOMNEDIEU,
Mobile, Jan. 1850. No. 10 Dauphin street.
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r AN'T MEDIC rs.

Suss 4 4Vp1tetule JOt stte @ttttt0 Obut&Ss
10 THIS valuable preparation was discovered
after long experiments, by L. NJ. B. LACRUE.
one OF the most eminent Dentists in France, and
used by him in his practice for upwards OF IF
teen years, with the utmost success. Il not only
cleanses and beauties the TEETH, but keeps
them clear of tarter and scurvy; and will, If not
decaYed. prevent their becoming so. II decay
has commenced, It will arrest its progress from
the puriiacfion it renders TO the TEETH. 1t is
also one Of the best purifiers OF the breath ever
discovered.
.abundQat cridcnce could be produced equally as
good as the foklocing, If thought necessary, but
the Proprietor considers this sufficient to satisfy
any candid mind
Better testimony cannot be offered in favor of
any medicine than the following from Doctor
S. Gilbert, whose character and integrity is well
known in the South and West, and much throngh-
out tile United States, being the most success
iul man living for the treatment and cure of the
most inveterate Cancers and chroc Ulcers
Being called upon by Mr.. Evans, to give him
my opinion respecting Doct, Lacrnes Tooth and
Gum Specific take pleasure in saying. that, as
agent have sold the Specific rapidly, and so
far as have heard from its effects, it has given
universal satisfaction. and bearing the appella-
ton of the most superior article now in use for
cleansing and whitening the teeth; also Tor
storing trnness 10 soft or spongy gums, or
healing where there is liberation with rapidity
Suffice it TO say that il has no rival in point Of
efficacy. S. GILBERT. NJ. d.
Dec 10TH 1850. 126 Poydras-st N. o.
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Sole General agents for the Southern Suites,
Sold BY A. n Jones & Co, Columbus, Miss
Blair & Smith.
:. Taylor & Mccarthy.
June 20. 1880. Off.
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NArcucs.-T. F. Cooper, NJ. I. Tobias & Co.
Robt. Roskcll, Jas. Johnson, r. x G. Bees,ey. anu
other celebrated Watches in gold ana sn e
hunting and double-bottom eases. Also q me
assortment of large and small plain, enameledi
engraved anI ea9ine-turued, double-case and
do3tt.-botfon Watches for LADIES' warranted
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Election of Teachars

hS Election will be held on the First Mon
day in Octater next, 10 fill silie following on.
ces in the bradford Springs Female Institute,
"a Ainle Assistant, Ito I,c, N masrie,j rnuu and
iiiiy comncteEt 10 teach NIL the Branches az IN
English and Classieul Education sSitl, s;iIa =
OF 500, and board OF himself, wife md ali cIii-
dren under seven; oil children over seynn 10 ia
entered and charged NJ Irregular pupils for board
ana tuiion,-boys over twelve yeays excepted.
US ,iiey are bot 20 renpin in the Insiitu,i,nl
Teacher Of French and Music with sala.
~ q four hundred and fifty dollars and board:
Que .s That can bcach on both Piano and Guitar
An 4 Assistant Teael.er of Music on SPinno
Gnu S,I !, t'nitsr, Ornamental Needle Work, and
Sheit and Wax Work, with n saiary of three
hundred and tiiiy dollars and board. 50 q
~ second Assistant Teacher OF Music or Pi.5
ano nnd Guitar, with ID raWfnr and SPaintinrs
IN Sfnyon, Oil md fater Coloss, wi,lYa a salary
OF three hnidteli md illy dollars nnd board.
An Assistant Female Teacher in tho Litern..
~ department.. with saiaI r OF three hunIreti
ana my dollars md boarti.E ~ 81 80
vi the Teachers willlb bc expected such tlo,ics.
generally as may from time to- time, he directed
ny tiie board of Trustees, and tho prineifial
order of the Beard q 'Sti'ss
D d, MeEAURlN
s,imteryille.sAu Aug. 5, 1851 III - IS an /,
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trough ARE from gllarles-
ton 10 saW Y OrIS $40,

\; s,l n
||esTHE ssG RE hig Il IL ROIJTE gEROM
SIS gfIARI ,EsI,f,Ns 8 ] 80 g g IS
5sA y tSe M Inc sGba at the foot Of
aaii at M. after the
MIMI iMasnY1nY Sl sls spl.horn cars via VIII
Inp 1Siiis,ai,a y ytist,slS, Pc
~; WASH
l1siii ny, RAJ
& fr,,, 'a,,i, a'.p y. Wy
~ pupl.c y resP tiiiily Informed that
y .llls 5ine, from Charleston
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Improved l Cotton Gins,

Thankful 70. part fayours the s,iI,sc.ibe wish,
IS tl tlat ilo still Iaaniii,o-
bnfg tlls most aiid npPfnyell Man.
whicir ne t'tinlIs TINT the coti6n ginnud on ot,e
oi illose gins OF li,e late improvement is worth
atteast a3narter of q cent more than The cot
, ,on ginnei on the ordinary GIN. He aIso man.
VI the linest ttnislasd Of the best mnicrinIs. r.,
VIII, sIesis par Plated Ribs Case
;hardenss' wiirls sell as1r 90 per saw
je also repairs old gins and puts then, in COM
jtsele order NJ Ibe slipriesi notice iptacrs for
Gins viii be promptly and pt,,.ctnniiF nita,,.fed
10. y ,hsigs AZ. WILLIAM tEIlf.1StGSfNs.55S:
IS,sssbnrgs SnmfesIlists s.. g, April 90. ssssif
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ences, have bowed befofelhis nfec,ious

: : Z ,
enccs, have bowed before this infectious
a t."
With these impressions tho Co. opera
iion party are necessarily forced 10 he
lieye TINT with The increased scc!iona!
majority in Congress, there cannot ex-
list equality and independence in the
Union. They look TO near future for
its dissolution. But they wish TO take
security in more limited, that they
cannot find in less limited con!cdcra-
cy. Union Of some sort and 10 some
extent is necessary 10 internal as well
as external security. But in taking
this new position they wish 10 defer to
The opinions and feelings Of those whom
they desire, mpolicy, TO have as con.
federa,es. This canno, he done with
out consuluton-w wilhou, referring 10
common councils the mode aud time Of
resistance. When those come into
connection whom common dangers
unite, they can combine their resources,
either for action or preparation. Their
pre- arrangements will have the single.
nass Of aim that is borrowed from con-
ccn,ra,ion. If forced TO make new
Declaration Of independence il will be
with the dignity sha, attaches 10 nssocia-
ted Republics, inspired with commu-
nifty Of spirit--cXhtitins The self salri-
flee that yields the aspirations Of one to
| tho wishes Of the mho'c or scrcrnl. This
will win external respect. This will
present un array that cannot bu, ropcl
at,uck. This must prevent combinations
to destroy independence or SOW discord
fbctwccn States, whose power may be
! broken in detail, but cannot be nssaled
successfully, when comPac: and con,
ccn,raed, through union.
! Such is our impression of,hc motives
and aims Of the Cooperation party o
South Cnrolinn. We speak wilhou
authority of that party, but these con
illusions follow necessarily from It's al!
tudc as Co operative resistance party
/ Southern Standard.
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EEac p,,ersl.ltis,la a,ssri,re . 50 q

I5s lie eltI,s nl,d sI,n gBoses o. file Coon.
assrat ioii part sof d South: Carolina shnSe
Ebeen snucli Inlsunsle ers,nod ;inS a,hor
pn Fts OF sfliesS Union. hoy are deem.
cd appafcptl Sec cessiot,isis 'from
chciee, rbey ore ciassedl ;sisWii,h sil,ose
who believe that Tho Union and Iho
/ Consultation, nihair very inception, to
/ i,aYe boon The result of nh ara pomen1t
injurious to|the SoulRM This is a mis-
concep.ion. 'rhes Co opssal lica|ss?sA
preferSas Federal i'm nasa.a az,S
[good faith. -
ithe advanta
They are fully d
extarnali securilyEt & as SIS
tionel flag. But they Sa<
that these may be spurclass4 SIS
urge q sacrifice. They are du |Ssg|
pressed will The uses md benefits 81 ~ ~
written Conslitution. Bnfihey are mol
bind 70 the lessons taught by History
and the warnings of recent eSperianic.ss.y
Whichsinslruot5 theinin this conclusion,
that they are to lool: for guaranteess Is
individual liberty and tho equality Of
States, associated in a Confadaracy.,
behind the language and forms Of in
slruments by9Which such association
rs effected. The opinion must form
The real security of ull such associn.
tons. ~ I, Ss'sh
Now tho Cooperation party solemn.
~ entertaining conviction that North.
orn' opinion is shaping The Government
70 purposes, wlicll, not violulin1 tho
letter, invade tho spirit ofthe Consii,u-
lion. They are impressed will The
belief that party arrangements can
stay The progress Of Northern opinion
adverse 10 slavery. Such arrange
ments may temporarily impede. ihe
current. but it gathers volume and ST.
lent force, and will finally pass the
bounds by WHICH it's confined within
lis present artificial barriers. 3Politi.
clans produce u quiet on tho sufface.
but ilioy nrc unable to penetrate those
depths whence arc fed The miehIv
stream, US from perennial fountain.
The cooperation party Of South
Caroilno conceive that in the late com.
promise acts, combined with this ad.
verse state of opinion ut the North,
there Is sufficient cause for present
secession. They con perceive no
hope in the future. They have no |
confidence in tho recolleclions Of the
past. The progress Of abolition opin.
ions in oil other parts ofthe world has
ever hcen onward. In England, in
France ], has put aside public inlercs,
III has oyerlcaped the rights of prop.
erty' II has carried European gov
ernmenls in It's irresistible course. Ii
hns proved q devourlng fana,icsm. j,
las reacted in the United States. If
the people whose education predisposes
Ioile reception Of such opinions escape
heir contagious influence, they swilI
prove ON exception 10 aIlshislorical ex-
'eption lonll historical example. The
numbers atslheg gNor,lsgno, in localities,
nere s and there, but in broad masses
asNe 1.F9 commercial sand partsssss ssss;sagsg
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'sxs!sssa usplf
rlsoNI 81 saa B. IlslI.

Ilont VOW seHiein,,e lsstss I3ols,
issets lice was 10 brown,
epssWitls Wien ya, gavo her
sinile,
M e ihtfsanbted 4 II iih fsef at yoars ifown. I.
"a Ishosell :Ghnrcl Yin the valley, Bef
J3oit. IS
~ Inn carI,er obscure mud alone, Il 81
They tittod y 6f HE gfanitc 40 grey
nd sweet lice lies under The stone. \
Under sIles old lickoTy $troe. Non Isolt,
stood nj tile foot Of the hill q &.
i9 llst syn We min in tlla nooni az shade,
Anst listsned 10 plsto,,'s mill. ss ss
lias allsnIo pieces, Ben bolt,
tt.s 70 ilersi iye itumbled in. M IS 8
8 AMI Which cra,sls round Tho Wall Is
q rs US YOU gnZe, y. ,f - Sg
ltas followed the ollen din.
you mind tho cabin oflogs, Ben r,oi.,,
y the edge Of tile pathless wood, i. 4. (,
the ball It's motley limbs
yt,ieh nigh by the doorstep stoodi y
81 Ihe cabin 70 ruin has gone, Bon Bolt,
s:ll'e .rest you would seek in lSnin;
Who're once tie lerds ef The forss. wave.
ssas sir row grass and the golden grain.
And don you remember Tho school. Ben
~ # B 3.
SIS With The master so cruel and grim,
~ fnst tho stintled nook in the running brook.
here the children went 10 swim,
grows on thts haster's g,ave, Ben Bolt.
s AntS Ssiie spring ofthe brook now is dry, !
& And ofall the boys that were scioolmu,cs
then, "A y
Ihefe sare only you and /.
here is u change in tie things Il loved, Ben
Bolt, as ~ ......, 54 a
ssT hey have changed from the old to the new,
s,lt iesl ins,hs core Of my spiri, tho truth.
here never was q change In You.
vel Sc sinonilts twenty have passed. Ben
Bolt, "a, IL
Since; first we were friends, yc, Il hail
presence q blessing, Thy fricndslip a
ssS$ truth ~
Ben Bolt, Of lie salt-sea gallo.
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N. CRANE,
hanIsactrarer. of Hsuggics,
LIGHT CARRIAfrES g..

;. ne''rns his Ills sincere thinks 10 7sF=sE, -
mo . citizens Of Sumter District risE
.or,their liberaI patronage hither. Sl2-SSSt.
~, 10 bestowed and bcgs leave 10 inform them ,bo,
ne Keeps constantlyon hand the above nrt;cias
% % ms ~, s owi VI, m,anuacture md warnla the same
the latest styla. His prices shall comni, "au a o.
the Charcston prices, and Us to tturai,ili,v mn
comparison; to be convinced, Won will niso., ,.n
cal nt his Carriage Repository on Broad Stree,
snIses ehaes The Town Hall and examine for your,
Witiiwenty yeurs experience, and 1ibsr,,,,.
MD, ~ a'u A1i'er'y -'''el .
his trade sd ,5. VIC az" VI
May litli, 1851 90 ,r
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RARE EpIGRAM,--The history OF
q certain William-Smith, who lived
at Penrhyn, is thus pithily summed
up ON a tombstone in the church Of
that place:
Here lies William Smls, and whati is
Somcwi,n, tarnIsh,
IIs.was born, bred and hanged in
5 This here parish"
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ID WINN.
q ;iN.s, ,s,s1g ~,

' I's IL z = ]. q D l.
Would respectfully Inform his frienla and
the public gene rally that he now hns on hand
anu Ollie rs for snle on reasonable terms n large
IA and Vcstings, with Hats, Caps, I'm
IN Snspcndcrs, Cravnis, Socks, fine In sd
.ilI en- and MeriHo Shirts, Drawers, .
Gloves, l,nndk erclliefs, Umbrellas, &c.
Men and Boys Reauy Made Clnthing Of eve
ry description and variety.
Complete Military Quilts, Uniforms, Sworl-,
III nulrtIs, &c., furnished ut short notice.
Uniforms for Sumter Rillencn furnished Oh
reasonable terms.
IL His ycslings nrc peculiarly ricl,, consisting
Of far richer patterns than ever previously ex-
hihiied in this market.
Oct. lG, 1850 81 If
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aisressinas lie lfannt.

ssszs lie tfannt.e
z5 Fs States? am
;sss;;iii my such effect.
Slss Ilelnesl, iio, IL nil require The
isfe = ssources mid energies of
more than one OF tte s}Idue! !iol ding STATES
aso glf;ci ltiis aciickcd agitation, or 10 resi-,
40 fatal ir,j ,jiaence. The strongest gov
sernments III christendom, and France,
and Sweden, and Great Britain, have
been n1adelo yieid8up lhcir beautiful
islands in The West Indies, 10 utter des.
oiation, 20 appense, the fury Of this de.
mon. lshe Spanish WestIIndia Islands
,nld Brazil, are now The only civilized
countries on tho earth, besides these
Southern States, in which slavery en-
isis, md the fourth ofa century will no,
aeave d syessige ofilin either OF them.
And I'VE must be wise 10 escape their
doom sat no distant day. IKnh Mese
coaseqHcnces bcfore us, could il be
apise, 10 ssccde, against the vie,cs and
aasltes al Mose Staies, that are
bound ina common destiny with us2
But lend who may, il is our destiny
10 actsa conspicuous part in The contest,
Whensit shall come, aud come il will Us
surely as there is a God. Interest and
sse1J,prescrration irllk arouse and unite
ihe Sidtcs thai gro,c colie,l, and rice, and
sugar. Le!. rs not mar or hinder Mis
great Increment 2by any rasllnsss Of ours.
Lei us not yainly endeavor TO separate
our destiny from that o! llthosc States
shut have ii common interest, md from
whom alone, of5all mankind, we have q
aigIes hope orsuecor, or for sym
pathy. Lei rs. then, yield ourselucs 10
sSieit 7.tsiu,ess: orr despair. Let us
look 20 The future aei.h courage and apiNl
hare. is
rom The foregoing views, il would
seem that my opinions are, that the
Southern States cannot remain in The
8 Union without degradation, and ul-
8fin,a,ety, lie aboli.ionpf' slavery: That
sagefy is Of greater value 10 tho Son.,
Than iiiesI sni5n hal at fhis lime abe
secession ofs .ssoits1s Csaaroliaa roald neiihc,
llospet nor Justified By any othe,
iiitst The secession Of Soul
Gsaroiii al tic present time, TIC o'he,
remaining IN The Union
5;6roltlsi az a,sfttc tlte epits of 'chici
zee jisssit.5 complain, and iconld b.
seit and i,apise: fhat IN sucl
ryo1t, force would Sbo attempted blythe
Federal Iogarnr1cpt, |, and the grcnrob
ljcet OF secession seriously lindercd an'
endangered, !, if.not utterly defeated.
hose d re- opinions deliberatcl.
torsncti alier Tho long and anxious re
gectioi oe one who iIas no ambition bu
promote lie tfae glory ofsoulh Car
6ssssfsa. dare not hope that they vii
,a accs ptabie ID atlaf you --ihey ma
stS,s BE ssp 10 any of you --but Wi
liia,s to saEsnir them 10 the test of tim
sisd lTjiit as ar1 conten. and resolved
:sie or lal Il i'll tho public estimation
Iii aud u nor, ts,o..i. IN public Q
ri $slis6allti not tsel ilit
II ssssiat 4 tlpt, al ,ehaters
set ,ay gatii
gaas ts.als blind an
sisul South garoiin
re lsoiilis st siiy liiiseiisns mid !ss
nasis
B; silis VI llsfs lass 49,
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@ { G al. .
.aepiMISllssfo OF Eminent States.
aalen ON Secession,
aREilsTEAD BIjRT On srcrss,ov

ssfteS.sARdlSTEAD HURT ON SECESSION.
q slia esiab blishment Of a contederacy
etfa t s1ases io2iing States, need no, cn.
Bruce all the slave. holding States, is,
tas soleMly believe, The only measure
ilsas Y l,rontses security or erca hope to lie
Souts. We llnse already been exclu.
aied from Gatifornip, and Utah, and
New Y exico; by the unconstitutional
1ands unjust Legislation Of Congress, and
.sllatt zee aao,c 1ermis our ow,, infaiuatioa
ie esct,id rom thc rest of The iuorlda
iisaren saps3 q as rom such insanity?
isecession would not place US in
better position forth recovery. Of fu.
sEssEIyc " slaves, orstor Spreading our slave
lsopala!aon 90 oyeri ollier countries, but,
. You'd iIlteFp pose inslrmountable obstac.
.lss ts both you'd il EinYessn with ;7sore
Suilectuai mo ns . 5ssss:
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:, D. w. w PRICE,
Ya G n e Ea n mt yH,aSRn~

Respectfully informs his friends M, -,
gene5a,ly that no has Just received New S,oni
us =, srNING ING AND SUMMER GOODS consi.,.
ing oi Broad Cloths Of various Kinds md J coi.
,s tion Of rlps G,issneres Black and pei scieo
sciiies, Linens sa,n tnS Sk nn White Mar
xats, hld Gloves, Umbrellns. Ali nersors som.
tGtsnrg anything in his line will do we'll tn ooiI
"asu,iiclts Snn be made 6: the shortest Ia
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