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The primitive Republican., 1851-10-02
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.

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THE undersigned re- 6nRY 60ohSa
Il spectfully invite the
citizens Of Columbus and the Surrounding conn-
Just received and now opening consisting D..
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ofevery style and
variety Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
lconlprising all the new styles, for Ladies, Cen
tlcmen and Children; Hardnarc, Nails, Iron,
Castings. Wedding Hoes, Trace Chains &C.. Sad
dies, Brides. Marfiugales &c. CrOckery, Glass
Wood and W5llOaO II1are, and all other articles
Usually kept IN their line.
In addition to which we have Just received
LARGE AND DESIRABLE STYLES OF
8 Z s j y g CT % % ID s.
eniais Batzarines, FreHch Jacoslcts, Bareges IL
boaNi Checks, Plaid Six Tissues 0rgandics, Eng
tist and French Prints, Printed LdUn, FreBch
llustIss, Bagadires Em6roided MUsffns, &c. &C.
ALSO-1Ve expect soon to receive some 5000
pair Of RUSSETS and we invite our friends 20
calIsand examine
Allpf which we will sell on ~ goods terms
leither for casl, or.on usual stmel as can be
bouo3t q any rood house Ia tho city of 1obile
- C0ZART, EJAtPHR1ESs & BILLUPS.
Feb'y. q 1851 45-ly
Carrfage trimmings. Sprfne
AxeIs, Sc
= assortment of articles in the above line 81
e IT business viii be constaglys keptc1 hand and
sold low for cash OF good paper by
feh70 5l:l1.l JAMES 81.
notice.
RI3E gnslefsi ghed having pure assd Of ) slne.
cray is entire stock oI Goods conn nrs.
inR general assoFtnent b Dry Goods, Hard.
sgaIes Dfockefy Sc. would respectfully solicit
The patronage q his 5ends GAY.
Ii Isl a IN g sold my stock of Dry Goods tsc a
~ NF. Gay, would espect.ully saiici
ior hlm q continpaace of the pa tfonaee So liben
ally bestowed cn self Al persons iadsbfe4
70 Decheld fsfay, 81 myself eilhet bv noft 8,
|aecount VIII please settle by the flrsl of March
as ind gence cannot be given beyond hat inc
CRAY,
Columbus Ian elh s-
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CertinCates:

Aberdeen, MISS. March 81, 1851.
hereby certify, that have been using DR.. L.
C.. GIover's "Aati-Periodic Pills'' in my family
for two years past and have no hesitency in say
ing, they are preferable TO any remedy have ev-
er used TO stop Chills and Fever In fact, have
not failed in single instance in stopping the
Chill the frst trial and they produce no bad
effect, but leave the system in pleasant condi-
ton
have known them used by others with equal
good success. knew them given in old
chronic case, where other medicines had failed.
They fully succeeded in making lasting cure.
take pleasure IN recommending them to the
public generally. JAS. D. McALISTER.
NoxUBEE Comfy, Miss Feb %, 1851.
You desire to know
of me what success / have met with as Agent
for your Medicines. Thepeope here have been
generally healthy the past year, but notwithstan-
ding this, have disposed of good deal ofthem,
and III every instance that have heard of when
properly used, they have given the greatest sat-
isfaction. Al the time received your medicines,
had case Of Chronic Chills in my family OF
a great deal of Quinine, and occasionally a
dose Of Blue Mass; all only served TO debilitate
and make the case worse. The first time tried
your "Anti-Periodic Pills. they broke the Par
/ oxysm-I then followed the directions foH
i "Chronic Chillso and effected permanent cpre
have had your "Bayberry Syrup" used in sew
eral cases of Bowel Complaints and always with
/ the very best success, both in cases of children
and adults. ] believe it to be not only an etfec-
tual preparation, but that is perfectly harm
less, Respectfully,
ELISHA W. DOTS0N.
MoxRox County Miss, March &c, 1851.
Dr.. GLOVER,
Dear Sir ~ have been using
i your aBayberry Syrup in my family, and car
safely say from the experience that 1 have witt
i ii, that Il believe 1t TO be not only safe but
4 more effectual medicine than any which have
lever used forthc diseasesof the bowels
Yours &c..
r.. RASBERRY.
There can be no longer, any doubt properly
EenteFtained about the possibility of there being
,lfound remedy FOR ChilIs without Quininc
4 My "Anti-Periodie Pills. have forever settlet
& that question. This has been an object anxious
sly sought for, by the profession for many year:
and should be hailed as q grand distdefataDt ii
1.-The progress of medical sciences. Few If any
persons who are enlightened ontle subject, viii
Edeny, that Quinine stlnerfies the bran and there
q by, bllmts the faculties destroys the memory
dims tie sight, deafens the bearing, and debiIi
tates the nervous system. That generalsiebiiitl
z OF the entire system supervenes, subjectins
la person the more readily to any disease peculia
to his fempeFament. With this array Of evils
q who will persist il the use Of Quinine
Families adopting the use Of my medicine
will fnd their expenses for medicine curtaiied a
least one half Liberal deductions will be mad
ION large demands.
L.C. GLOVER, N. ID Proprietor
North Side Main Street, colsrsbas lfisi
q March I, 1881. 4-1y.
q -
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~ ORDERS NO. is. ~
Head Quarters, 4b Dioisioa, NJ M
Columbus. july u. 1851

-''''-7J y ny rs IOVI'--
N ELECTION is hereby ordered TO be held
4 y on Monday and Tuesday the 3rd and 4th Of
November next, in the counties ofNewton, Kem-
per, Noxubee, and Lowndes for a Broadier Cen
eral Of the I'd Brigade 4th Division Mississippi
Militia 10 fill the Vacancy occasionce l,v the 9s5
piration Of the commission Of Brio. Gen. Wade
Also, in the counties Of 0ktibbcha, Choctaw
Carroll, Yallobuslia and Tallahatehie, for 4 Brio
adler General Of the lst Brigade 4th Division p.
w. Vacancy accustomed by expiration Of term
of Office of Brig. Gen Owen.
The commanding officers OF 10Th, 2sth, 29th.
44th, 3gd, 34th, 82d, 37th, 38th, and 35th Regi-
ments are Charged witlthe executionsof this or
der, or in the event of Field officer being in
Sheriff Of sucheonnty ehall perform said duty,
and make return fhereofto this Division Head
Ouarters
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POPE q BROTHER.

Wl7Q q rs 4 III AND RETAIL 6
NJ SO oomnssrcs and 90 Frout ssysst.
constant receiVing fresh supplies 81
& =. every article 81 their line which fiieg gOfIe
81 reasonable terms Their stock consists g
part Of CoHee sugar Molasses Florr Bacon.
" hIskey, Lard, Nails, Raisins, Tobacco
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ScrOfuIa Cured.
PIAN0 E0RTES FaR SALE.


TUSTs received tlirectfroi Eew York splen.s
y did Rosewood Pianos, which viii 6e sol
low for cash. Enquire at the Fsirniiufe Wale
Room, kept By j WoME1spoRpr. Also ooes
assortment Of Cabinet Furniture consistiiIa. &
Bareats, Wararobea, Bebsteads of all Kinds
taststasias. Iables Chars, LookiAe- lassss afot-
krdsses, &c.
81 he undersigned would also Iaesf re
the yieiilioy. that Be WI sehargc tie duties of
aIrderEnklne aFiih aeailiess aha teSfatc i s. Ucn-
ever called apon.
JEROME WoalELSD0 D0RFF
april 20, 81 t-en.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-02

DADE 81 Y IS Oh D
Aill Roc noffne cloth lill Gear az.
hon lions alNafe eensla 81
dle Stree Noble.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-02

BAYBERRY SYRUP,
For Dysentery, DiqrrhG0 Cholera Mor6us and
ChOIerG-I fantum. Price 81 90 per bottle.
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aeeslsle1ee naSe asS ocialed themseIves
tqr the purpose Of tfaDsssesi 81 RereiSisc.
afaiIs g aaa orlanlssioR brsinesss nnslefths
name afq s1y,e q lBE.RLlN 81 D0FLFs
3. tae old stand formerly. occupied by Jacob s
Asfshs Nshere they viii be pleased 10 see the:F,
friends es Vel as the friends of their Predecessors.
los. C. CHA MBERLIN
VA a. DOYLE
I nnieFsian ed lapiua sold ont his ir-eress.
to Messrss Chanberlin 6 Doyle iefel,s, ssl,.
eeIs bic gate aek knca. letnenis tohis Farrsns.
and solicits lof Successors 4 conf;-s,,sr,.4 g
ihsi1 JACOB s4RSH
900 .s.. asssa. ssssses g. : lssass.'ss'.a
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-02

n- We are authorised TO announce JOHN
II. GAIIVIN, MS a candidate for Town Con-
stable at the ensuing November election.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-02

ny- We are authorised to announce BEN
JAMIN y. TAYLOR. as a candidate for
the Office CTown Constable at the ensuing No
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-02
Carriage EElmn,lnss spring

= assortment of articles in theahore line 8
Z ii business viii be consiatly kept On hand an,
soid low for CASH OF good paper by
feh90' 81: JAMES BI. IR.
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Town Constable.

ny- We are authorized to announce GEO,
u. MCDANIEL. as a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Town Constable, at the en-.
nuinp November election.
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n d nIE E

III ned hs eing purchased oi ]. aInes
Gray. lis enfire stoek s. Goods 60 ms.
ing general assortment 81 Dry Goods. Hard.
ware, DfoekeTy &C. would respectfully solicit
the patronage 81 his friends E GAY.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-02

UZ We are authorised to announce JOHN
p. KRECKER. as candidate for the Of
fee of Constable, for District No. 2, at the en-
suing November election.
10 We arc authorised to announce Capt A.
q. CROUCH, as a candidate for the office of
Constable, for Beat No. 2, Mt the ensuing No
Vembereecton.
The primitive Republican., 1851-10-02

have known them used by others with equal
good success. knew them given in one old
chronic case, where other medicines had failed
They fully succeeded in making lasting cure.
| take pleasure IN recommending them TO the
public generally. JAS. d. McALISTER.
N..... r1-........ NJ. FL 90 1oEt
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.PG RIGHTLY RE- j..
Management of Soils.

soil would never get exhausted if man.
aged with skill, but would continue 10 improve
in depth and fertility 10 proportion to the indus
try beso.ed upon 1t, The food Of plants, II
i. true may be exhausted from the sell by
repetition Of cropping with any one family Of
plants, if we neglect the application Of such
fertilizers as may have been taken from the
soil by that family, but no par, Of the growing
season is required Tor the soil TO rest or be Eel.
ov, Il jude ,ously managed by successive va.
ryIns Of tie crops, or BY supplying TO them
! such food as may be compensation for what
has been taken Of BY the previous crop. The
first o. ect 10 be attained for securing a Ger
laio and profitable return Of produce from the
soil must be the rough damage; The next Oh
ject is breaking into The subsoll to the desired
depih--no, without first considering whether
il is proper and profitable TO Shifl or turn up
the subsoll q, once TO he irilnence Of the al
mos,here, or whether il lie best 10 break into
the we'll first by shifting the surface soil and
sosing he eubso 10 remain and receive
firs, tho beneficial influence Of the atmosphere
aud ihen-at tie lenchlng, a portion Of the
subsoil mas be safely sll,red up and mixed with
the surface soil this practice continued for
every succeeding crop viii esta blsh healthy,
fer'iziug surface soil to any desired depth.
II reQea'ed stfrinss Of the surface are aIop.
ted according TO the nature Of tho soil aud
weather, every growing crop sill continue 10
healthy 0xufisnce, without ever suffering BY
receiving INJURY from too much moisture,
droueh, or frosi. 10 addition, by constantly
scaufy ing, hoeing, and (orking the surface
soil, not only obnoxious insects and their lar 20
are expelled, but weeds would never make
their appearance much less have chance Of
committing her accustomed robbery Of sol
and crops. Besides by such repeated stirring,
the SOL is always prepared, sweet aud healthy.
Tor succeeding cfops--no mean consideration
eiher, When We observe the loss Of time and
produce occurring TO such a ruinous extent in
some localities, by allowing weeds 10 tos aud
choke the eto"iog crops, and to shed their
seeds, productive Of a progeny similatIy inju
rious TO lhe crops mex, IN rotation
The Application Of manure IS most essential,
and ney ta saa'ai most beuei.f1i'y ebcn
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What Cows should Farmers
kCCpe

What qualities are necessary to constitute
good COW! A good mixer alone, does not
10 our judgment. make a good coz; neither
does good breeder nor good feeder. II is
these three qualities, combined, that makes
the cow. Give Us COW that is good for mix,
quality as well as qoualliy considered that
when properly bred 10 good bulls will Inv4ra.
bly, produce coed calves, and enc that, when
dried of her milk, will, With proper care aud
attention. take on 4 sh rapidly and eveuly !;
and for one, we rest, fer a While at least sat,
l.iied. Aud until We con raise up sn entire
herd OF cows, each one of which shall possess
these excellencies, cur ann shall b. TO advance
IN improvement, until we accomplish our OBJ
Ieci.
To possess he FIST ef these qualities COW
should have fine head, intle VIDE above
the eyes, but quite sma. below, and appear
some VIA, long. Her nose should be OF a
rich yellow color, or at all events not black !.
we DO not know any lu,l booded stock, Of
any breed, with black noses, bu! ihey fsequeni
Iy appear on stock as high bred as f leen.sx.
,senths.l Her neck shou'd be very small
where Il jlns the head bot widening and deep.
enlng as It approaches he shoulders md bfIs.
keis. He uiG-r should be ol good SIZE val
covored with org, soft hair, tud not inclined
to tieshldess large mix veils, and small, delI.
cate horns they aay be long IN some breeds,
bu, they should be fae, aud the should have a
yellow skin.
To lie good broader, she shou d, 10 TOE
fra, place, be descended from good stool
and the farther back you can trace her from a
coed stock, The better. She should possess a q
The befofe,nsnponed milking Qualities, Ni;h
broad, straight back, VIDE IONS and hips,
loag, deep quarters, ttuad ribs bones sma,,
IN proportion 10 her 5 70, deep and foil bits
ke,, lore legs wider apart aad shofi and last.
y, she should be good handler. A COW hat
Il. good handler, all also, almost invariably,
produce rich mix and # fra, rate haudIsr,
and possessing tho be(ore.mrntined qualrtes
she will be Invariably good esder, THIS
handling quality i. o: has been TOO much over.
locked by breeder. aud judges Of cattle shoss.
Ja6ges that viii give in their decisions for
premiums On stock, vi h.ue even touching on
animal, are 10 our opinion uuti' for hat office.
We should not hink Of purchasing Gov fof
mi stock asd beef, ~lhau' kno~ug her to
be good handler - Bonen's ". 4. Fdrnsr.
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Curing Corn Stalks for Fodder

Mn. EDITOR II have been. for The las,
lev dsys, spending some time 10 tho corn hslds
10 this my adopted country, and upon strict
examination, fad ihs stalks arc E led Win
rich sacchaune JUICE from the rooi upasrds,
from four 10 eight JI,n,s. Yer, lev have
ears some have small shoots, oud a large
ma l1fty have no shoots al oil. The small
stalks having no shoots, are the richest -
From the best information | have been able
TO get from this and tho adpnng States,
thousands OF tons o. this k,Gd Of nav, (Which |
consider the riches; 10 the word IS about
lh.s time ready Tor cutting down aud curing.
| here give you ny pan, for the benef.
Of your numerous readers. cut doaa the
stalks near the ground with weelisg hoes
and gather them up and stack hen tho same
Day IN shocks four or five fee IN dta meter, set
ting the stalks IN their natural position aud
binding the shocks round the tops 10 turn otl
The dess aad rans un.i tho stalks are qu ,e
Dry. iouts respectfully.
HARRY CAMP.
coring'on Mutton co., Ga, July 3lst, lsJl
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why curse the fellows pen. You are
10 use pens-,he place of meeting the -
Gazette the time, TO morrow morning. lie
is TO prove that you are no gentleman, and
YOU are TO prove that a gentleman is at all
times privileged TO insult whomsoever he pleas
es, without proyocaiiOn.'
He's cowardly fool
If his terms are not accepted. he threat.
ems TO pos, you for a coward before eight
What
You mus, uccep, or he posted. Think of
that =
The precise terms in which the principal
swofe, and the manner in which he lumed for
the next few minutes, need no, be tod. lie
was called back 10 more sober feelings by the
question
Do you accept the terms of the meeting
Mot course not. The fellows fool.
Then YOU consent 10 be posted. How
will tina, sound 7
IN cut of the rascal's ears, if he dare do
such thing
That won't secure Mary Clinton, the cause
OF the contest
Hang il-no.'
With pens for weapons, he will wing you
little too quick.
| No doubt. But the public won't bear him
on, IN such an outrage; such violation Of oil
| The rues OF honor
BY the code OF honor, the challenged par.
,y has the right to choose the weapons, &c.
Il know
And you are afraid to nee, the man you
have challenged, upon the terms he proposes.
Tha, is sll plain and simple enough. The
world will understand !, all
But wha, is TO be done 7
gu must fight, apologize, or be posted
There is no alternative. To he posted vent
d. The laugh would be strongly against
! YOU
/ True. What then 2
|, must he made Up some how or other
so ih,nk.'
WIN you write an apology 7
i don't know. That's too humillatne.'
ll's The Ieas, Of the three evils.
So, at last, thought the valiant Lieut.. Red.
mend When the seconds met, It va. TO az
range settlement Of differences. THIS couid
only be done by very humble, written apollo.
ey, which was made. On the next day the
young officer left tie city Il,le wiser than
he came. Il exc and bis second said but lnile
about the matter. fes choice friends were
let into the secret, which afforded many a
hearty laugh. Among these friends sa' Ma
~ Clinton, who not long after gave her hear
aud hand TO the redoub,able author.
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a&agAg.
Don't Run in Debt.
az FRANCIS y. GAGE.

ht hah-NtA1 ~ 1Ae-F
+ run in deb..-nsver mind, never mind,
lie Oh clothes are faded ard torn;
hem up, make them do. il is better BY far,
IAN 10 have The heart weary and worn
u love you more for the set Of the hat,
car ruf, or the lie of your shoe,
asTe Of your vest, or your boo,s or o.atai,
hey know you're IN debt ior the new
SD ran ln debi.-I osnaFy's the 60,
Scar blue ii you have not the cash.
sI--go matter Whst-so you let the weird know
You won't run in debt for dash,
here's no comfort. tell you, in King tie street
IN inc clothes. ifyou know you're in debi,
}al feel that perchance yeu some tadesnan may
meet,
W59 viii snceT-a They're no paid for YET"
sod fends let me beg you do not run in debt,
Ii the chars and the sofas are old
They will ft your back better than any new set
Unless they ere paii for in gold
ic house Is 90 small draw il closer together,
Keep Il warm with hearty good will;
tv one unpaid fer, ID al kinds Of weather,
Wal. send 10 your warm heart a chill.
2 81 ron 10 debt-now dear girls, take hint;
Y The fashions have changed since last season,
nature IS out IN the very same tint,
AEa Old nature we thlnk, has some reason
say % yotr friends you cannot afford
q. sFsnl time 10 keep up With the fashion,
sat youy purse il toe light and your honor toe
bright,
De furnished with such silly passion.
1's 3an't run in debt-et your friends if they car
dave fac houses, feathers and flowers,
uacss hey are paid for be more Of man,
Than euyy lbeir suHshluy hours.
gul have money 10 spare, have nothing TO say
pend y0ur dimes and your dollars as you please
ii miad yGu the man that has his note to pay
Is The man that is never al ease.
s.n6 husbands, don't run in debt any more,
Twill al your wifes cup full OF sorrow,
know that ueighbor may call at your door,
With bill you can't settle to.porrow,
Il tahe my adyice-it is good, il is true,
Bat least you may some Of you doub,-il
whisper a sc ret now seeing us you
have tried II and know all about ~,
TIE chain Of the debtor Is heavy and cold,
lts links all corrosion and rust,
q il Ger as you wilt Is never OF gold
Then sPDrn Il SIDE with disgust
s man who's in oebl is 100 ofleu slave,
Though his heart may be honest and true;
h5 hold up his head and .ook salcy end bravo
saa q note he can't pay becomes due
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A1fNs
pIiIFLR Il YORK;
Lsaer Fan faga Doesid MeDpsslt crsr'
Cfeft Pea OErs

I9oHE CousTr. +. G., DEc IS lsts
Dr. kuhl-- Dcsf sta
isdy $50 This eeupty sfitetfd si'h tuttas
oomplsini, Ptels p,os t,ei. Eiucr A.hu' art
son ewhai drfAngre mind. statd b ot,uatlte'
was fer ahuhl i1tive months stlfresd eef y
oar emlntnt physicians. without ans eecc.sta
every one tuccesfiyey declared her iHcurs tf, enc
that sbe led 10 die Size then procured ve beI
lies Of your shysruis Msierr iron. ~. rtah
cured her cntfcl, -, hts since usff'sc ud
- 10 fsrfecl good hes'th sad happy Tie A'bs
IN MiH'urr hss ikeypt ffovoo yert iffsco'
IN many other disease bur pafiicu e,iy % ~
dise e.. u whifh II tiouh latetir lteHtt
~ tathets. Neurs otednrfb
nUssLD NoDtGAIl
ffice forihe hbyaInia Mixture psf bcili' %
cents, 81 25 q ~ 80
LiEevise on band and lot sale d. kuhl' ne
.HH IHvcfral P.astsf God Mime Iisisant @f.
4 J HuITtN ARcri,
Cbatops, NJ
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The soil is established IN healthy condnlon
and maintained thus by constant attention 10
surface stirring. Yet The application Of ma
nure is secondary consideration; FOR though
i, may be very Literally applied, aud with
considerable expense, yet without hrs''lnsur
ing the heaiihlacss Of The soil, much property
and labor will be sacrificed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-22
Preservation OF Cabbage

The cabbages should 10 gathered bs.oro
injury is done them By The sewers fall fro.ls,
the heavy ou'si5e leaves should remain on
the slsik string Of cor round The
stump, near The roots, suspend rom The sleep
or with The heads downward 10 a cool cellar,
and lhey are ready ind e. for use al an times
Cabbages kept 10 THIS manner retain 81 ;bcif
peculiar flavor aud sSeetnes,, tue sh9le virtue
Of the stump aud Leave. ). concentrated ia ihe
part Of ~hch . used, are haud, II access,
occupy but Iul!o room VLlrh Won Il b. occu,
pied By other purposes, and seidotn II erer
rot; the outside leaves vii aud canuacl, and
IN time become quite dry, winch serves TO ex.
Guide the ali from the INSIDE q lie head.
Auother method pacucr1 by some and
highly recommended Is 20 Gu, Tia head rom
the sunni, pack co.e ia cask tatDg care
TO fill W The vacancies ~l'a Try Oh Il, iae5eb,
excluding the ar, end keep % a d cei,ar.