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MEDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI-
1Nn clNEs 50 PoYDRAs STREET Neworeans. HUFTY
would respectfully inform the public generally that he has
chased the entire the Southern Branch of the Empire
leased the POYDRAS STREET
siderable for the Patent Medicine business Having
passed facilities supplying Druggists Dealers generally with
and prices.
az Satisfaction will be given all who may
patronage.
The following list only comprises his assortment
which on as reasonable terms az
any other house the South
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has obtaned So great PgtaIion IN L9gsys Ky and many
FEvERs well all the following diseases Rheumatis Fits
pericardia and all Of internal yscea His
dssecons last winter the Medical College, together
with his the Charity Hospital and the number spee
Morbid Anatomy which enable him
he diseases peculiar the South facilitate their and
I'll venersa Diseases such syphis in its worst and
secondary; Gonoh9a Structures elect Bleuirea
Office No 80 PLpPA between Poydras and Perdo streets
Dr. LoCKWooDS SPECIFIC certain curtain cure for Syphilis
Gonorrhea obtained at the Office five dollars bottle
On the receipt dollars will be to of the
United Sae The greatest will be observed In all
Cfs- Office hours from p. o3 1yos
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OF NKwoRLsASs. No. 464T.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri fncias to me

NkwURLkANR. No. 464T.
pY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court of
leans the above entitled will sell public
IN the Rotunda The City ST. Charities
and Royal WEDNESDAY February o'clock
THE OF LoT OF GROUND situated in This
city, in suburb Tem6 designated by being
measuring 80 feet inch
u inches and lines depth and front Ton loo
inches and lines the other line, the
o. ground situated in the bounded by Caroneet Walk Ton
ST. Peter and Rochebave together
sting ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE. burnt SHED in good
condition.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the JAMES p, FRERET.
ianlg feS Is tL,p ur;sb a.
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n. r. r.
- ALWAYS READY RELIEF is ACKNOW-
~ LEDGEp BY THE TRUE MEN OF AMERICA TO BE TIKI

ID ALWAYS READY RELIEF is ACKNOW-
4 ~ LEDGED BY THE TRUE MEN AMERICA TO BE THE
QUICKEST AND MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR THE CURE
OF PAIN AND THE REMOVAL. OF CAUSE WORLD.
PAIN
the warning given of the daeas the posaton of
the system To instantly
then to strengthen the healthy
tie
of disease This accomplish by RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
which prepared expressly the
strengthen visee muscles,
4ecreon and the Ready Re
lief has become popular remedy prescribed
place the best and quickest NEURALGIA TIC
DoULouREuA SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE, who have
used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain, app
internally have completely them stopped the
crucang pangs of pain of
RHEUMATISM
in fifteen minutes the
II has cured soina during its application. will always the
five minutes.
j NEURALGIA
Every case OF Neuralgia where has has stopped
theph lew minutes Its continued will strengthen the
aud nd the system entirely from disease.
W nervous relaxation Of the ninety
out OF one hundred will Of
strengthens warns and nvgora sncw the
system.
PAINS IN THE BONES.
an and a aches feel its wonderful soothing Strengthening
iluencsj 1t instantly arrests the pains.
JUMPING T0OTH-AClIE.
1t viii stop the most anAng This thou
of
in few moments by Railways Resdy Relief
SICK HEADACHE.
Nine hundred aud one Thousand
VIII positively Price, Fifty Twenty
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ROUGE sToKEs ns GaR
SlER, WARRAMTOR No. Sse4 DOCKET OF THE LATE
THIRD JUDICIAL. DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF
- - EAST BATON ROUGE.
Rf VIRTUE of an alias writ of fieri facias
against Lnbn GARNER directed She Sixth ni
ela District Court parish of East Baton Rougc, above entitled
au John H. Lewis late Sheriff. and by said Sheriff. trans
rred Will proceed sell at public auction Rotun The City
" 1rIg, y February 25 1852, at l2 O'Clock
,,- LIE OnE uNDlvlDED HALE IN PARCEL GROUND
WITH THE BUILDINGS THEREON the square
sle CONT Frank and Basin being
NO. 70 having front Of ~ feet each of Basin Streets
y depth Of 2o feet French measure which BUILDINGS
STORY HOUSES fronting street ONE DOUBLE TWO
the middle
ments, all Of which are brick buildings.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
jams feb 10 % Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
sEe"sS p1ST SUCCESSION Or JAMES WILLIAMSON
R4 VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Jan.
90 1851 directed the Honorable District
OF Nestrens the entitled will proceed sell
lie auction the Rotunda the City Exchange, ST. street.
tween Chnrres and Royal Streets FRIDAY February
O'Clock NJ, for account of said succession--
Of ground Benjamin street. Tchouptoua
Municipality this the
BUILDINGS thereon, consisting TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE. SLATE RuOFED 40 deep BY 6in width, with
BY BRICK PILLARS, PRIvY, FENCES, and HYDRANT. The
purchaser the owner Of The prem
ses upon sueh terms as may be agreed upon.
Terms cash on the spot. JAS. p. FRERET,
iana6 81 feS 6 Sheriff of the Parish o Orieaps
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NOTICE TO FEMALES;

" NOTICE TO FEMALES.
John Bulls Sarsapara Female
existence In those where the constitution deb
energy essened
weak deficient prose overwroueh when the face pale
and coore the strength feeble and yielding, the spirits troubled
depressed health broken shaken, consequently
destroyed Sarsapans sovereign remedy
performance duty whole
permanently the natural energies distinctions checks
pure healthy blood and health happiness
Were ladies generally adopt the of this medicine would
would the
pad should tears perhaps
life instead short by dseae miserable
continued suffering and affection AT that critca period termed the
of ife which attendant with much Bulls
Sarsapsra found TO beneficial effect All ladies
poachn this crisis should be appraised of this and avail
az bu tlut hodiri
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FopRrs DsInloT eovnrIIsEo cALLARp vs. ANN MATTHEWS
OF SEwtnIEAss. III No. ++it.
pY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed by the IIOnorg BILE the Fourth
" ne above entitled cause will proceed to sell public
anil Royal streets TUESDAY February csit
T. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND IN stFBuRB TRi " III,
sqhsre comprised between rankin, Trent Cnstnhnuse
etfees, designated by the No. aud having
inches and lines front BenNlI al
on IRENE street.
Together with the BUILDINGS thereon acquired by Ann Mathew,
rom Municipality No. One, by act passed tfrc JOSEPH Cuye
b. TWO OTHER LOTS or GROUND IN SAME 81 RrRB AND
Square, designated by Nos. and aud having
depth and TOT No 20 feet lines front ren Ia
inELes md lines m depth | "
With the BUILDINGS thereon, acquired by Matthews from "
Hodge by net passed before Barnett Notary Public,
The building consists Of AN OLD sHANTY
Seized in the above suit. =.
TRRss-rhs being the danda auction the s,oye
will be definitely nijudicated s bdr f
what it will bring at twelve credit purchaser
odnd with good and solvent bearing
month"; and special mortgage on the property until final Payment
fe37l2i1 Sheriff Of he parisE Of oT f,,,oan,
FIFTH DrsTnr couETl KENDALL YoE CO w. MUNICIPALITY
OF NKwOhLKASs mo. ONE AND DENIS CRoNAN. No 5sl4
Rl VIRTUE Of a writ of fier facias to me
~ directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
the above entitled proceed sr at public anc in tb9
Royal streets, MONDAY February o'clock
"a CERTAIN LOI OF GROUND IN Municipality Oneo
Deing L9t No. square Nc 49, plan drawn by j. Pile u,
Notary Public of this city, which said lot ST.
hd ST. Claude streets having in French measure,
4 St Claude street By depth and front St.
insisting Of TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, FRONT ERlCG.
fRAME KITCHEN AND STABLES, SLATED ROOF.
Seized in the above suit AZ belonging to
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET, 4
he Parisl nfC rl4
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pY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias directed
BY the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of Neworlean the
ndA Of the City EIehang st. Louis street e'ween Charities and
Royal WEDNESDAY,
CERTAIN VACANT OF GROUND designated by the No
the square situated lying being Municipality
OF this city said lot
st. Ann street. by 1872 feet Depth between parallel lines together
with all the rights and privileges thereon belonging
Drawn Surg Surveyor dated the 9Oth day Of
this city.
Seized in the above suit belonging defendant Gnd
Terms cash On the spot. JAMES ?. FRERET,
N riiroft tho Parish of Orleans
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MARIE DE LA ORLEANS, LIE 10 DRcEMnRE,
@ag- En- vertu de 10 resolution qui precede,
doptd consei de Ia Municpalt No. Dax, n De-
dome
ioura par present publication Municipaie
procede execution lnneloon prceeo par Con
SELL Pourerue proongement coqules
Commune part de actuelle usquau chemn de la
M, gne droe argeur de soxan pied adcente Ia
ppete de Banque dn Canal Dc ia
trace ct lameoaon ds etc. dams Ii vile de la Nouvele
oreans de acte supplemenare dit Mai
dis A. D. CROSSMAN, Marie.
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DROUGHT to the Second Municipality AZ
IL Police Prison N9
SAM dark gFih feet 10 high aged about % v.a
hasa scar at the Of his eye over the
says he belongs 10 Mr.. Stnson, NewCeans H-AsE-
grt feet inches high, aged about rs wears. asy, he M
longs to Mr. Peacock, one mile from Montgomery Ala. "
grille 6feet high aged yeas saw. abe hsong,
to Nine. BsronHe, Of NswOssns. 'ffs' s ~ 's'
The ownes viii please comply with respacipg them
j. WORRElL,
-''""'enps' January II, 1901 jan2s LAVISH
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A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN

How all admire clear beautiful white skim and rosy cooe
cheek How often do not possessing this deseu
devouy he wished esorng to cosmetics lotions washes paint
them that which
deprived them Of that often with NANTES
known makes the skin clear the correct and only true prn
which close the pores check natural perpion
removing particle bilious morbid and diseased matter
tie making the healthy vigorous giving
every vessel and changing the yellow dark ow
the bloom and freshness Of youth If the ladies general
could appraised and of h fact they would abandon the
and lotions, the only esctua
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAvol
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FROM DR.. VIM. IT. PRENTISS.
Mr.. BUL1n Sarsaparia will that have
extent in affections of long standing nea Ca
Lepa Porasis Sabes Syphic caebexi, diseases
where the indication Of consist thorough change
modification of the fluids the body with considerable
junction with local treatment think would prefer other
psraien of Sarsapara and physician will admit value
esnhing the substances that composition.
Respectfully, ysurs, W. T. PRENTIsS, NJ. D.
Lewsport KY, December 4, 1S47
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19

PRESIDENTIAL CANyAss.-The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Charleston Cou-
rlcr, of the 9th instant, remarks:
"The indications of the debate to-day,
were that the democrats of every hue and sec
ton would finally unite upon the nominee of
the Baltimore Convention, and that the
Southern Wings would find adequate reason
for uniting with Northern wings in the sup
port Of Gen Scott.
1t is very well known, as Mr.. Cabcll, OF
Florida, remarked the other day, that Gen.
Scott, though he has written nothing con
corning the compromise, was as DESTROYS as
any one for its passage. Gen Scott, when
present at the great Union meeting at Cas-.
tie Garden, in May, 1850, warmly expressed
himself to those around him in favor of the
objects Of the meeting. Gen. Scott will fine
no difficulty in putting himself, as Mr.. Ca
bell said his friends would wish him to do
fully and clearly on the record in regard tC
the compromise. In fact there is no Longer
any doubt that Gen. Scott will be the ma
tionai wing candidate for the next Presiden
ccy. 1t is not yet so easy to determine whc
Is to be the Democratic candidate, but it vii
be no doubt one who will receive the sun
port oftho whole party.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19

Cotton ior the last tLrc. days was very
aaoyant, and prices favored holders, ostab-
fishing an advance Of 1-lGth 4 ia mil Ling;
III sales Q, the week Aay, b..a 1880 bile.
or The Z3d were 5000 bales Of which 1900
bales We're for export.
ENGLANp.-A complete lull has taken
place in the political world The parties
arc gIancing prospcctivcly to the trial Of
strength that must take place bctwcon Lord
John Russell and the parliament. The
approach Of the meeting If Parliament has
given an impetus to the demand for new
Reform BIZ meetings, which have been held
at Manchester, Leeds and other places, to
sustain Lord John Russell in his efforts to
improve the political franchise.
The demonstrations are not very rcmarka-
bic for their spirit The Times complains
that London, with 4 population Of two and
a half millions, only sends two members to
the House Of Commons, including the Ne
troplitian borougLs
The London journals are in a state of per
turbation respecting the national defence,
suggesting various resources and modes OF
defence, in case Of an invasion. The Morn
ing Chronicle IS surprised that the nation
should have solong disrcgardcd the ncccssi-
" which exists Of awaiting itself Of those
means Of protection. Another journal ar
cues the propricly Of recalling the ships ana
steamers on service abroad.
FRANCE.-A second if not a third at
tempt upon the life Of Lonis Napoleon has
been made. IN officer snapped pistol at
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19
0RETU ARY,

DEPARTED this life, near Owcu-lnm.u.
18th inst, Of crysipclas, Mss FAyy,r
MAYO, aged 10 wears.
Nv cousin Fannie, thou art no nor.
young, the innocent, the gay, gone f7-..
rs a bright but hceting yi~ion-pl,> -,.-
like the glorious but vanishing int s.--
spring morning-thc opening rose jal.i
uutimely, anl fallen from tie parent n.
to scatter its perfumsd lcayes and mini.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19
The Prospects Of Mississippi.

There is no Stale in tho Union that has
brighter PROSPECTS, ahead than ha, 1lis.;ssiy-
ii. Nature has done her mart for her. Mn
that remain, j. for opr aaIant State to ID
hers. Her soil is rich. and lies IN a mild
and genial climate. On her western Iar-
der rolls the great Father IF Waters. nm
and down which there Is nor, cau,mcr.c
conveyed, than il done "a any other river in
the world. The Ysz.o. p.aI and I,nb;.,-
bee are fine uayiuall, creams Her south.
arn shore lie, oo Nh, I,,If,f \Iav;a, Thar.
!, NOTHING IN her C,.o.e,a,,,,,.,.I ,a-itian that
could be bn+fcrrI
Put tn, s.l,.,,,o.. ~ ,:,-;,.,..;o- Ill.,. shown,
and shawn cI~r,l,. n.,+a It,s, !, sanr
,,ac. WIKI +ho .:,., ,,.. i" ..'.+,i... NOV.
th., rnI, -, l. ..,...r,.,.:..l I...t;ar Tbf.
,n., ~ t.nr}I. I..,et L..,, ,,,.
l., put Lar .t;-,.., ''..' .r',.
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h.r fr ~. >,. ~ ','. E.. t.,
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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19
Beg~ Nothing of special interest from JacI

EsE~ Nothing of special interest from Jack
son. The election Of Senator to fill the va
cancics is fixed for to-day and will probably
terminate in the choice of Stephen Adams
Of Monroe and Walter Brooke Of Holmes.
as it is understood they are the caucus nom
inces A special message of Gov. Footo
will be found in our columns. We also learn
that the time has been changed for holding
the Circuit Court Of this county from the
3rd Monday in March to the 2pd Monday
Of April.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19

TooTH-AoHCAL CoNUNDRUMs.-Wh hat street
in London puts you in mind of tooth that
has ached for a long time ?-Long-ocre.
When should you apply a sooereiga RENE
dy to your tooth ?-When it is a-h50g.
BY what ejaculatory exclamation would
you declare that your tooth panied you P
1t aches 6y yum.
Why does an aching tooth impose silence
upon the sufTcrer?-Because it makes him
hoid his jar
To what town in Poland should you 60 t.
have it extracted ?--Pmltush.
Which Of your teeth are like a mantuam
akcr's fingers and thumb when she is cutting
out drc.t ?-In-scissors.
When do your teeth usurp the function:
of the tongue ?-Whcn they are chatteriag.
Why is it then not to be wondered at, thai
your teeth cause frequent disturbances in the
mouth because they often make there
more than one ro,o.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19

We have received from two or three sour
ccs patches of curious and authentic cpl
taphs. These are the best:
Here lies the body OF poor John Mound,
Who was lost at sea, and never found p
Gle long on him good mother earth, for he
Lied long enough, God knows, on thee p
"Here lies John Bean, who from house
Into a cistern fell ker-souse;
He Struggled hard with many bound,
Bat couldn't get ont, and so was drowned
speaking of cisterns, reminds us of q
good story we heard yesterday. A man ar
rived in the night at hotel in Western
village, one end of which was just by q
lock Of the enlarged Erie canal. Having
occasion to step out fer some purpose, the
traveller walked directly into the lock. AT
ter struggling for some time, he at length
climed out, and entered the house as wet as
drowned rat.
Landlord" said he, on coming in, q
don't know the size of your house, but you've
got an all.niykty big csstsrn.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19

Mobile AID ONO RAILGaAD-TH TIE
Election Io-}ov.-Thc las. Of the trial trips
on theclavcn miles olroady completed Of shi~
railroad took place yesterday afternoon,
and was participated in b. 4 larga number Of
persons, including many ladies, all appearing
gratifed, not only with the excursion but
with the idea that - important sspVhlic work
for the future prosperity Of Mobile had thus
far been comp lctcd, and also at the certain
prospect of the final consumation Of their
hopes in its speedy completion to the mouth
Of the Ohio. To-Day the real estate owners
Of this city are called upon to decide an inn
portant question in relation to it-THE TWO
PER CENT TAX. That the measure VIII be
carried no one doubts; but it is due to the
State Of Mississippi and Tennessee, the poe
pie of which, through their representatives
in their State Legislatures, have so nobly
come forward and given sure guarantees in
/ advance, that Whenever it shall reach their
Irrespective borders it shall have no detention
from them-it is due to the future prosperity
Of Mobile, nay, to the whole State Of Ala
bama, that it shall be speedily completed
within the State; it is due to the people Of
Alabama at large, acting, as it will, as a re
buke to the majority III the late Legislature
whoyoted against this and all other public
improvements, that the measure to be dcci
ded to-day should not only be in the alhrma
tive, but as nearly unanimous as may be.
HNobHc AdUertiScr ofHc Ii inst.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19
Telegraphcd for the North Albanian
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
ADVANCE IN COTTONf
TuREATEND INVASION OF ENGLAND
arms and troops Collecting IL!
New YORK, Feb. II.

The Pacific has arrived with Liverpool
dates to the 28th Jan. Sales of Cotton Sat
urday 5000 bales; Monday 10000; Tues
day $4,000; Wednesday 10000. Prices
have advanced I'D.
Flour has advanced six pence; Corn dull at
last quotations
The latest Geographic news from France
received at London, is report Of a threat
ened invasion of England by Napoleon,
which was quite current. The government
had ordered 10000 stand Of arms and 3D.
600 troops into London. Orders had been
issued for a recall Of three principal ships Of
war.
Propeller Glasgow, returned to Glasgow
in a crippled condition, having been struck
by sea, and every thing on deck swept
overheard. The second officer was lost.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19

Dzy~ BY Geographic despatch from New
Orleans to the Yicksburg Wing, of Feb.
10Th, we see it stated that the Spanish Con
sui, Mr.. Laborde, returned to that city yes
tcrday, from Havana, on Spanish war steamer
Colon. Preparations had been made by
the United States authorities to fire the sa-
lutte ordered by the proper department in
Washington city, from the Louisa (?) street
wharf. The steamer went up the stream a
boye this locality, and then drifted down
firing salute which was rcturned from shore
\ large number Of persons was collected on
the spot Several of the foreign Consul>
in this city went down to the wharf in carri
ages to give Mr.. Labordc the proper oficia
reception. He did not land there, however
The steamer proceeded up the river and cast
anchor in the stream opposite the foot O
canal street.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19

ARREST OF CAPT. LEYY.-The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Charleston Courier
Of the 4th instant, says
Considerable stir has been made here for
several days about the arrest of Capt J. p.
Levy, on the charge, Of holding unlawful
correspondence with the Mexican Govern
ment for the purpose of influencing that
Government to reject the Tehuantipec treaty.
Levy is prosecuted under the act of 1899,
which prohibits under penalties any citizen
Of the United States from using any efforts
with a foreign Government, to defeat the OBJ
iccts or measures of the Government Of the
United States. He was arrested in New
York and brought here for trial.
He was held to bail, and gave bail in the
sum of $1,000. This Government, it seems
is in possession of letter which he wrote to
President Arista, last fall against the rati-
fcation Of the Tehuantcpcc treaty, and upon
that as evidence, he is prosecuted. There
may be other evidence against him. There
may be other persons besides Levy who
have intertered to thwart the objects Of the
Government the United States in regard
to the Iehuantepec treaty. Perhaps this is
only one Of several prosecutions. Some
weeks ago, an official notice was published by
the Government rcciting the provisions Of
the act Of 1893, and warn ns persons who
violated it in regard 70 AFFAIRS pending IN
Mexico, Of thepeualtie- THAT they incurred.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19

TEE Beru,u pnGsa AND THE q. s.
NAvY-Tbe British luded S10..e Jl,r-
nal thus speaks Of our Navy:
From its infancy 70 It's present state, most
brayely, most calamity, have the officers and
menin the naval possession Of America held
up the honor Of their flag. There is scarce,
ly one action in which the slightest imputa-
ton can be cast ON any individual. They
have never avoided their enemies, excepting
when it would have been the highest Of i'm
prudence to have faced them. They have
fought with the most determined valor.-
They have, in many cases, been successful
over nation which held undisputed Tho
command of the ocean; and this very cir
cumstance of combating an enemy fusheC
with almost universal victory, adds grea
laurel TO the navy ofthe United States.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-19

THE NEXT WORLDS FAIR-The New
York Tribune says:
We are to have a ''World's Fair" in New
York the coming summer; for as the pro-
jcctors have secured proper site and ask
no public nor priyite aid, we do not under
stand that any contingency rcnaius. In
deed, We cannot doubt, in view Of the per-
feet success Of the London Exhibition, that
a good Exposition Of All Nations Industry
IN New York will prove profitable specu-
i4tlon, and coin money for those who take
The responsibility Of callingit into being.
Baltimore american.