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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-10-30

:. Lowell, Aug. 10, IS4y.
DrJC. Aver: thave been cured Of the worst
cough ever had in my life, by your "Chtrry
PICTORIAL" and never fail, when have opportUH
nifty, of recommending it to 6thers.
Yours, respectfully,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-10-30

BARNEY BROTHERS.
Importers Of K Dealers in Foreign. 4 Domestic
Hardware, Bar IrOn, Nails Hollow Ware, Mill
Rocks Dill Irons, BOlling Cloths, Chains,
Corn Shelters, Gftndsfones, Pfoughs,
Bcllotrs, Hoes, .4res, .Alriis, IL
ces, Table 8. Pocket Cutlery, &c
45 and AZ Commerce and Front SITS,
MOBILE. ALA.
AUR Goods are allof direct importation, and
" we are determined tosell as low and on as
good terms as any House in this or any. of the
Eastern cities.
To Merchants, Pldnters, Carpenters, Blacksmith
and Tanners
We can supply you with every thing thai is n
sually kept By those in our line Of business, and
request you will give US a call before purchasing
feb20i 5I:44.1y
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-10-30

GEORGE R. CLAYTON,
President of the Board of Trustees
Columbus, Mss, Sept 1851
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-10-30

u- We are authorized TO announce CHAS.
SCOTT, of Kinds a candidate for the Office
of State Chancellor, at the ensuing November
g alectiOu
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-10-30
Probate Judge,

To- We are authorized TO announce the Hon.
". u GOODWIN. as candidate for rc-elcc-
ton to the Office Of Judge Of Probatcs. Ecc-
ton Novrmbcr next.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-10-30
Assessor,
Circuit Clerk.

@ We are authorised to announce AMZI
r. LOVE. ms candidate for reelection to
the Office OF Clerk of the Circuit Court, for the
county Of Lowndes. at the ensuing election.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-10-30

MOBILE, .AL.4.
10 Goods consignel TO US for the interior viii
be forwarded FREE Of Commission and storage,
and with the least possible detention.
We ship by all classed boats plying the Bigby,
Alabama aud Warrior rivers.
Orders for Salt filled at "cargo prices" char
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Annexation Of Mexico.

That free-spoken organ of democracy
and annexation the st. Louis AR:elger GeS
WeNsns thus speaks of the prospect mme
diately before the country
~ canno, be doubtful that since the annexation
of cuba rs again Indefinitely postponed. the idea of
Mexico rises with much the greater activity. The
Texan journals have already, fOr some time. mann
tested hostile tone toward Mexico. which power
t'H qof reoesRise tae Fgitre Sace iIr, surrender
rsaawass. We cannot doubt. therefore. tha, the an
nexaton agitation Will now be powerfully driven in
,hs, quarter"
We admire this frankness. and only wish
il were more prevalent. Mexico must be
annexed in order that she NAV recognize
the fugitive slave law, aud surrender
those who. TO CRAFTY the natural instinct OF
freedom, have had to flee out OF this great
and glorious hand of liberty. Go on, gentle
men only let the country ne well aware ci
the nature of the game YOU are playing.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Liberty for siaveholdcr,.

Mr.. John Cornutt, a citizen OF GravSon
County, Va. a Nirginian and a Slave
holder, had somehow imbibed the fanati-
cal notion that 1t Is wrong to. hold human
beings as chattelS, TO deny them any educa-
,ion. to force them To work all their lives
for a rude subsistence, to flog them when
they are slow. to sell wives away from
husbands, and children from mothers. and
to Kill any who dare resist the masters
will In short, Mr.. Cornutt, though sur
rounded from birth with all the blessings Of
the patriarchal institution, had become
such fanatic that he could not perceive
them--a blindness which impels us to ap-
prchend that he has not been regular
reader Of The New-York Express for the
Un0n
WheTeupon, while he Is quietly at work
on his farm, mob surrounds him and de-
mands that he shall renounce his Abolition
sentiments lie cannot do the might
as well renOunce the suns shining. 80
they proceed to strip him, tie him to a tree
and whip HIM until he is frightened and tor
tured into asserting to anything they exact
even 70 his own exile from the State. And
the Committee is OIL In pursuit oS others. y
Such i the liberty enjoyed BY citizens
and Shareholders in democratic Virginia
which cherishes 50 profound horror of the
Alien and Seduon laws. We make great
ado (not unIeasonably) about Italian des
potlsm. hut wherein is 1t moge atrociou'
than this
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
A Mountain IA Motion

We find in our German papers an account
Of singular caia stropne which TanSiate ior The
Tf,b,,as Above the District Of Magyarokarek, IN the
south western portion Of TransyNania, there are
two mountains Venyikes and Geesztas. The Dis-
rict lies On a slope Of the two mountains, when are
from $40 to 1000 feet high opposite kettle shaped
hollow on the l3,h Of August, the Geesztas began
To move and forced the Venyikes, which IS about
four miles fTom Magysrokarek, 20 near 70 that Di'-
,rict that It Is now scarcely % PAGES distant, ana
threatens to destroy the whole village The mo''oh
fine mountain continued from midngfi on the is'h
10 noon on the l5th Of August, and during TINS the
II occasoned great damage through space OF about
one-third OF mile IN length and nearly quarter OF
A mile Ia breadth. The fields beneath ana Houh'
the mountain which IN this place were covered with
4. harvest Of uncommon beauty, were precipitatsd
into the DEPTHS and instead Of them huge rocks now
rise aga,n,t the sky. NO One would KNOW The place
No one knows where Vas his own field the lw"
parts Of plow'ed field, which were torn asunder'
are often found at the distance e TWO miles i'on
each other With a bottomless abyss between them
The population OF the place, Numbering about Soo
souls, arc enclmped With their nitle property on a
mountain iying within the Distract, and ehpec' Ihe
next calamity IN a state Of great GepfesSsoa he
meath the torn.up mountain, a9d even on the very
spot. water gushes up On every sde, and tAe Pou"
m the vicinity IS 80 cracke hat no lVlns csedufe
can approach lt
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
lance and found wanting Is rot this Il.

lance and found wanting Is rot this Il.
very sublime OF hypocrItlcal lnsolence
Is 1t not calculated to encourage Us here ~
America to venture upon a complete trld
Of the same system OF free trade' Ma,
we not also hope that when al our furnaces
are stopped, our mills closed. our entire
manufacturing industry ruined, and our
people dispersed through the wuds Of th,
West, o. sent abroad IN search of new Isl.
ands and states to conquer and anncx,-ma,
we not also hope tha; the same kindly yolco
viii assure US that we. too. have beea
tried and found wanting OF course We
may we nave already once been blessed
in that SOFT It was IN the times OF repuiia.
tion, and il we Will only 60 on in the policy
called democratic" we may be sure II
being SO blessed again.
OF course, as every Irshiuan IN this
country must cherish lively affection for
the cause which has ruined his native ISL
and. killed off his brethren by famine and
peStllence. and driven himself into exile.
he will take particular care to vote Tor the
party whose policy is British free trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29


~ The Washington Union had cores
pondent at the Rochester state Fair, who says
IN the course OF an admlr'ng notice - Senator
Douglass Address
Nor did he apologize for expressing Ihe opinion
that, oUlng 10 u dsf1cgcy fhe srfelt " our sugar
producing territory, The ai,oH Of fother mates SUIT
fd 70 that crop Yenfred probable by the necessity
Of making ourselves independent of foreign coun'
tries m respect to ms important article OF iood.'
The Senator never once lntlmated nor hint
ed that there was.any necessity Of making our
selves Independent Of foreign countries 10y pro
ducIng our own wares and Fabrics. On the con
trary his argument steadily implies that tiS best
ior Ms NOT to be Independents, but to buy them Of
foreigners lie wants no territory anne Sed but
such As Is suited TO Sugargrowlng. because
Cane Sugar IS esseutallya Slave Labor proiuct
while Manufactures are manly produced 10y
Free Labor We might within Ave years pro
duce more Sugar (Bect incmde,) on our present
TERRITORY than all the world consume> bNt It Is
slavery, not Sugar. which requires The anneA,-
ton OF more Sugargr growing Territory md Mr.
Douglas IS candidate for President That ~
ust why the subject OF AnneXat on was dragged
mto an Agricultural Address, ana those Wing
journals that are bIackguanilng The Tribune ior
It's former striciurrs well know this Is tie fact
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
The Topics Of the Morning.

In order TO make room for tde ccntInua.
ton Of Gov. SEwARD's great argument IN
the Michigan Conspiracy Case. we this
morning add four to the usual number OF
pages in TIE Tribune We had hoped to
include in this addition the termination of
the argument. but owing to some accident
in the Post-Oifice establishment between
Detroit and this City, the final portion has
failed to reach Us. We shall have 1t, we
are confident, in season to give the remain
der tomorrow. Long as is this speech
its delivery occupied three days-it is re-
pete at once with all the interest of a
strange and mysterious history, and Of the
clearest and most mastery intellectual
power. We know Of nothing in It's kind
that is more calculated to command and
enchain the attention of the reader who
commences its perusal.
The Baltic came IN Yesterday morning
after an excellent passage, considering that
she had to contend against unfavOrable
winds and seas nearly the whole way. The
news she brings is somewhat important.
Heavy failures are taking place in Eng
land In France another department has
been subjected to the benefits of the state
of siege. Another journalist has been mn
prisoned. A treaty has been made with
England TO guarantee Cuba to Spain. In
Germany commercial treaty of some i'm.
portance has been concluded between
Prussia and Hanover. 4 new Austrian
loan is likely not TO be taken, the money
lenders having enough of that stock. In
Lombardy they are making preparations
for a visit from the Austrian Emperor.
From Australia there is Intelligence to
June ,. confirming the reported discov-
cry of a great gold region. At Llv-
erpool the Cotton market holds its own, and
so does the market for Breadstuf1S.
The details of the losses by the Buffalo
fire show less destruction OF property
than was at first reported.
One of those sanguinary and barbarous
ailrays which characterize and disgrace the
southwestern border is narrated in the news
from Texas.
\ kindred topic is the sentence of death
passed on Saturday upon three convicted
criminals in this City Civilization and
barbarlsm bear fruits not unlike.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

all. and virtually or expressly forbidden 1t,
are having fewer murders altogether than
we have IN this single city Let us hear
The Detroit Free Press says:
We scarcely take NJ New-York paper that we
60 not krd IN account Of conviction or execution
for murder We take It. the state OF Nev-HOrk has
abolished Capital Punishment, else why 30 muca
cuDc We are deriving much benefit from the eN-
cess OF crime II New lOTk The Express and other
traducers OF tbs State have no more room tnan Is
required 10 detail their own Cfen>eS ~ mat way.
Has Capital Punishment been abolished IN New
York
Hear also The Nevgort (R. ~ Daily
Ners
Executions in lhis country are yearly becoming
nofe FREQUENT Within the last year more than
twenty men have cypiated iheir lives on the galOwS
for heIropS OfensCS, such as murder rape &C,
agalLs; the laws OF the land And vet tins terrible
severity of the law does no. appear 10 have anv good
influence on the hyng. IN restraining the evil pas
SONS OF mans nature and preventng 4 rcDetitou OF
horrible crimes. We have long doubted the efficacy
or Saluiary influence of Capital Punishment Il does
not prevent crime, because these oiienses are COM
mitted when mems passions are excited. or when
deliberate plan has been Land and The guilty party
expects 70 escape each one thinking that he has Su
fClent ShrewcneSS TO evade detection. II Capital
Punishment Is abolished the safety Of society Will
demand that all pardonlng power shall oe abolished.
so far as the executive Is concerned. Then. when
persons convicted, lei them spend the remainder
of their lives within the walls Of our state Prisons,
and there repent of Their SINS and make at0nement
for them, FAR Il Is possible 80 TO DO IN this hie
We hardly believe that human laws have power TO
deprive man of his existence. God alone can give
US beng. and He alone can deprive US Of II.
The subject Is very grave one. Let 1t
be carefully pondered
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

We believe 40 other denomination ol
Christians in this country has been 50 de-
cided In ~ condemnation of whatare terine'
Higher Law dortrnes respecting the re-
capture Of Fugitives from Slavery As the
Roman Catholics We wish, IN view ot
tn. circumstance. TO call their attention t.
the follow ng facts
An act has lately passed she British Par
lament which forbids, under penalty. the
assumption of Episcopal titles BY the Bi'h'
ms of the Roman Catholic Church. "
passed each House BY m overwhelming
majority, was signed by the QueeS' a"d 90
one doubts that. If contested, II NIL D. h'i'
constitutional by the Courts. And yer ms
/, the manner in which tha; law II na"'u'
ally treated by TIE Tab'si. the o'ga' ~
ue Ba.sb Rou.n CithoIl', w''H "''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

,he Antagonist State Conventions. are as fol.
lows
WAlg. Opposition
Go,srnor-GEo. w. sUNMER>. Jo>kra Jcns>oS
IL GOr'T--SANt gL WAITS >uELrON h. LSANK,
AIRY Gea'i-SIpNYY : B,NrER WILL, Z. BooocS
Both candidates for Governor arc taken from
the Wes,-Mr Summers residing IN Kan,whs.
Mr. Johnson IN Harrison County Mr Summers
IS one OF the ablest ana best men OF the State :.
Mr. Johnson Is a man OF fair character, but of
very moderate talents Both are Compromise
or Union men Nr Leake Is IA, ahler man
than Johnson. but Is iire.eatcr cr anti. Com.
promise man. and - would not DO 10 run to,
Governor. Mr. Johnson has served twelve years
IN Congress, between ls23 and 1871 Nr sun
mcrs held seat in the House dunng the
XNNIIth and NNVllIth Congress- declining to
serve longer Nj Leake was Member OF the
NNlXth only Mr. Watts has been an lnfuen.
tia Member OF the State Legislature
- The Wing Convention. 1t Is reported. iu-
clmed to favor Mr.. FIllmore'S rrnomlnation tor
the Presidency. Why don't somc Southern state
nominate Mr Webster HIS he E0t done enough
to deserve It
A Special Election IS to be held to p,s,
upon the New Constitution on the fourth Thurs
day (23d) of October Tiere is nv doubt OF IT.
ratification by an immerse mlJeiiy. Al this
Election, Members of the next Congress will be-
chosen. The election tor State Officers, Legis-
latye. &c. takes place on the second Monday
(sthl ot December
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
70 FowLvRs x WsLLs, PhrenoloslSts
s~a Puhls&srs Ctnt,A hsh an >sssau-s, nenthe Para
Tm BrrsAlo Fise.-We publish on an

rWs BrrrAlo tlsr We publish on an
other pas, tte name OF uc sufercrS BY tins great
hre IL /. said to hagc turned over the space
IT thirty a1e, the nmn,er - buildings destroyed
exceeds Two hundred, ,n3 thc estimate is that nom
10 eight hundred pS sons were made houseieSs
~ tia event. The nrs fhoaght 10 have originated
from Sing cinieTs non >0nc building burned IN
Waters. shortly before Tkoash The loss Is severe
and isilS upon many who art ~ able to beu T. 1t
viii be good ,hipV iof &c city The burnt dls,nci
romplisrj The loves ana most vicious quarter OF
the town The following stated as the amount of
inss t.lms NpNn the alilsrrr. lnsurance oompanles
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

III Or shall We Just give it all up aud
'lfterward conteni with forces weakened
and depressed, agalns: a conquering, conf
dent adTersary' What say you
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

and the Ladies Of NewYork and ITS vicinity Al patrnze
MuIkRs Fashionable Shoe S,ore, IN Canals because no
ether store ln New-Yofs sell such beautiful Cater
Boots al 10 and 10 s lnfs and Slippers Ties and Buskns
At and 10 shillngs Then loos ms Misses and Chii-
dren and Shoes soeh great VARIETY Of all kinds and
prices not tneettDg those India Rubber Boots ard Shoes
t,ood ea paent) OF which he the Retail Agent. No
wonder ladies crowd tho siers Of
y MILLER No 1874 Cansi-.t
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

~ We have received neat and spicy
little shee, eatsled Tie Var Piay," issued BY The
Sewing Circle OF Chris. Church, Bridgeport We
hink recognize IN several Of the Items" in The
Far Pisy the caustc of one of the priestesses OF
Golaea Hili and other academic shades The far
Editors promise that faT Play" shall. .live-ard 81
may
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

tv c. M. BoDEE will open this week
amshst sntre lot Of Dress Goods consisting II Silks
Shawls. Velyets Mernees, cashmeres. DE Lanes.
Parsmsttas Apaccss a. Also. Cloths, Casmeres Sati
ne,is vesiings. Flann.s Blankets. Quilts. Prints. and
all kis Of Domestic Goods IS cent cheaper than they
have been offered before ths cIty O. VI BODNE.
M (,r4nd. Il corner of Orchard slg5h
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Opposition Nominations.

I'M Judicial Nsfricf-tor Justice Oi he
supreme Court, Cornelius l.. Allen. Salem
Washington Co
Va Jnd,lol Dsfricf Hon Daniel Prs,t, Of
Onondsgs CO. Cor Justice OF the Supren.
tNlrEf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

~ MICHEL CHEyALIER has = leader of
four columns IN the Jourao! dss Debaia TO prove ssi
the United States want TO get Cuba, for fear mai
SPAN viii emancpaie tho slaves ihess. rs kh2''ah
ha. done IN her colonies.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
For Europe.

The next number Of The 7Ti6ur,J'' E'T'pS1H
Circulation viii be issued TOMORROW NOR
MING at o'clock. 1t viii contain all the latest
news up to the time Of going to press. The b"'oPa
sails from Boston on Wednesday az IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
4 TIME roR ALL THINGS And 1t is high

'ns - tuy thck clothing Linen pants Marse Hes
est Alpaca coat, comfortable the, were lew
weeks suce cut Of date aud necessity calls aloud
fnr THIS accounts for the rush 60 the estsb
Ashment - n SNiru. Hundreds daily procure Of him
their E,l and Winter apparel YrCes know less than
the, he pro- urod f.t sh,r here Snlth A. M l,
lulfo ..ffa
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Tnror's VIOLIN. A CHALLfNeE. :

Mr. EDITOR We offer nls challenge to all ~KEr1io. -
Rrns to No lB Park place NcinS a. near alike
bio ptlrs II Patent does better than
is mate vii fse1t II prce 10 the aCcepto
tccsp,ors o chalissgs " we DO. both Niolns
aprs IN every tr,al Wv Is TIL Co
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

f1 Az who are .fcpaIed for custom Vt
rihri aiVetis the best pape's
th. rlunu5 At pa sfN Ads efti,ine Ascu,l. Iu-
-. Ru1
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

MlcmsAN-The following were the bal
lots fcy Governor IL thc opposition state Con-
Nentpn Al Detroit
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
CrRrAIN MArERIALs.

CuRrAIN MArraIaLs. WINDOW ORGA-
NKSrs. -kEIry FEsousoN have lusi received from
Pars LACE nd ELEGANT II Satin Delaiucs and
pihe, Curtain Materials. Lasc and Muslin Cvtains, &c
hch they ,eI fun cent less than thsy can be had
.isav hett made uu the neaiesi manner hv
nrnft,rel uplo,tsror Can aai sltsh yourselves q tae
Nhole. sis adow shac store No 2t1 BroadwtJ stone
stfana,r la Me- 4 ke lde
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
~ TIE Mnnesot,an is 4 new Whig "a

%. a. s. Pspls. Mw Ter j 0~sa, 81. -
She .s, y a. spap,T a. 'ay l''vr,r
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

~ The news by the Baltic will De found
on the Tenth Page Of this mornings Trl1rn,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
stMV'kf
~ English Three-Ply Carpets only 81

rer yard. American Thrce-Ply CARPETS Is. per yard
lnsran Carpets " I'd to ~ Cd per yard Extra do Is
OIL Cloths, 2s Cd 81 Ga Ia IL. per yard Also Table
Covers Shades &c at HIRAs ANDERSON. No - Bowe-
~ You ran ssye One-,hud ~ yOpr money.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
Whig >ssminationS.
The CnihoIie- and the higher Law

NXIXb Senatorial Disfrid-AyFo' II.
CLARK o. Canandaigaa, Ontario Count
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
~ Catharine HAYES, Madame Thillon

80 2NAssAU-sT--Boot-m makers Union Asso-
atlou Boots Shoes Caters az retail for wholesale prices
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
CHINA AND GLASS ron I

CHINA AND GLASS FOR rHE MILLION, AT
SAMUEL y GoRMAS's No .ud Cneap Cash ttbckefy
store No w Canal.s Persons in want would d, well
o. give shnn csl III White if.n stone Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Wsre tsialmltils sad ls Hrtcvs unconmony
gnw GOTHAM
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
To- We have received 4 neat and

Nh, Batry Is The PRESENT UoveFn0r
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29

NEvs 10 THr i,EAT DR. LUIUNEW has
aruyed the ci ald g.. ssd the Deaf rad
hm II he office Ne teo RrnslNss. trum 90 3oclek
bciines, discharges tfuu N sNfernal 1ud moses
~ The head cufet without usk Consul 1tnu tee
~ uuptit letters refused ~2hI
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
irginia.

The tickets for State Officers formed by
The Antagonist State Conventions are As fol
lows
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
TINS Orryy AM mn pRIyc,

Hf VVFFN ANI TFIT 7 NINtF.
ssa - Queen 20 Primo. Aitef those Nanke.s
IA VA kmR inm of Britain. veil as go hum
Tht AncrirAa beat - "a 81 ftiuc yachts
And toW LNNN Plits ore dsst.0vse our rats
MMis Ai, Pow DIR al nstyis sN a'lcNh oefWhelu'.
Not a, bus ~ CocAl a,ca taa live IN ouf realms
t Tfs wsnd,oUs indeed luAcc Nhcu repl es.
saiieu death with . plt on tils LYON supplies
Ia -it sad "a Fa.aa e. farm. i.'uss and chateau,
hear AZ D Nysu Whcf. q .o
Purrlv,i ccpot a th NsrstlC Powder and Pil.s. N
si MnaNwp SflN-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
~ lu,alids ,,m,r,nc DR. BASSIyGs

T s',t " ~ and us,.--iailng Rupture IiusSe., "
~ .mpaliUn, Nr 'ch sea sickness y e"s,e ~
~ pc f.'" and IN ea, Ul every knd oi elting CON-
Sot ~ - 80. squ
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