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Best pears, 0 Sol
Best specimen ofgrapes, Q sol
Largest Pumpkin, Diploma.
Commitee-Mrs. w. Okey, Mrs. W..
Steel, Mrs. l. Welsh.
BED CLOTHES, &c.
Best Coverlet,
ed best, Diploma.
Best bed quilt,
Cd best, Diploma.
Best pair Of blankets. 2
ed best, Diploma.
Best 10 yds. Of %fanel,
Cd best, Diploma.
Best 10 yds. of linen,
ed best, Diploma.
The above articles must be made within
the year.
Commiuee-Mrs. ]. Smith, Mrs. J. F..
Randolph, Mrs. S. P. Jones.
OTHER DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURES.
Best rag carpet, W
cd, best, Diploma.
Best table cloth,
Cd best, Diploma.
Best specimen Of ornamental needle
work,
Cd best. Diploma.
Best J ID. sewing thread. SO
ed best, Diploma.
Best pair of wooden stockings, so
Cd best. Diploma.
Best pair mittens. SO
Cd best. Diploma.
These articles must also be made within
the year.
Committee-Mrs F. Koehler, Mrs. J..
M. Kirkbride, Mrs. A. D. briggs.
In addition TO the foregoing premiums,
the following Committees to Judge Of une.
enumerated articles, will award premiums
at their discretion, on any and every Crop,
Animal, Implement; Invention. Article,
Improvement, &c, that they may consid.
err deserving. and that is not embraced in
the above list.
Committee on unenumerated domestic
manufactures. flowers. &c.-Mrs. ]. Okey,
Mrs N. Hollister, Mrs. T. Bennighaus.
Committee for other unenumerated ar.
ticles-D. H. Wire, VIM. c. Kirkwood.
w. Steel.
Every thing which is not embraced in
the stated lists of premiums will be enter
ed under these committees, and will be as
carefully noticed as those which are ma
med and premiums will be awarded there.
on as above stated. The Board Of mana.
gers will endeavor TO make ample arrange.
ments for the proper display of every thing
that shall be brought to the Fair.
Committee Of arrangements for the Elk.
hibition-John Kerr. F. Koehler, J. T.
Williamson, DR.. ]. Smith, Jer. Okey.
JOS. NORRIS, Pres't.
BENZ. R. DRIGGs, V. Pres't.
N. HoLLIsTER, Treas.
J. R. MORRIS, Sec'y.
S. Ford,
T. Mitchell, Jr.
J. R. Reed, Managers.
J. Walton,
~ TolL1t
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PREMIUMS 4 REGULATIONS,

PREMIUMS u kEGULAllUNN,
Viii the Awarding Committees. for The
Second Annual Exhibition, ofhe Mon
roe County Agricultural Society. To
be held III Woodsfeid. on the M and
9Th days of October, 1852.
REGULATIONS.
Persons wishing TO compete must be-
come members Of the Society, by paying
one dollar annually to the Treasurer.
which must be done before their articles
are entered on the books of the Society.
All stock entered for competition must
bs accompanied with a description of age,
breed, and where grown.
All articles offered for premiums must
be owned BY the persons offering them, or
by members OF their families children
over FL years of age are not entitled to
compete without becoming members them
selves.
No person will be allowed TO serve on
any committee before which he has an ar
ticle or articles for exhibition.
When there is no competition. no pre-
miums will be awarded unless the article
presented be deemed deserving and meri-
torious.
Premiums may be awarded on any ar
ticle not enumerated in the Premium List
No animal can obtain a premium un.
less it is owned in Monroe county; and
no article can receive any unless it is the
growth or manufacture of the county, with
the exceptions specified in the list.
The various awarding committees are
requested to be present in due time, and
TO Teport themselves on their arrival 10 the
Secretary.
Judges on animals will have regard to
che symmetry, early maturity and size
and will make proper allowances for age
feeding, and the general character and
condition Of the animals. They ore es
pscially requested not to give encourage
ment to over.fed animals. the object bein.
TO have superior animals for breeding
Judges are requested to examine the prog
eny, whom possible. OF all animals exhlb
tied as breeders, and make due allowance
for excellencies and imperfections in these
in giving their awards to the sire or dam
No person, except an officer or membeI
Of the Board, will be allowed to interfere
with the judges during their examination
Further orders as to the exhibition viii
be published in due time.
"
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OF THE "A OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES Il. STEEDMAN.
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CHARLESTON, Sept. 10.

Advices from Havana 10 the 3rd state
that the excitement in that city had in.
creased in consequence Of a report that
large bodies Of people were collecting and
organizing in Florida and below New
Orleans with the intention Of making q dc.
scent on the Island. An additional force
of 5000 was daily expected at Havana
from Spain.
Those arrested for being concerned in
the publication ofthe Voice ofthe People"
had not been garroted-sentence had not
yet been pronounced upon them.
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DISTRICT ELECTORS.
DIST r ,. DISTRICTS.
LIST, Charles Rule. 18th, William Golden.
I'd, G. W. Stokes, 18th, Oliver Keyser.
Sd, r. S. Cunningham, 14th, Hugh J. Jewett,
4th, Enoch G. Dial, 18th, William Okey.
9th. S.. H. Steedman, 18th, CT Mitchner,
9Th, Chas. J. Orion. nth. c. T. McArtor,
7th, Joseph Kyle, 18th, James Findley.
sth. Francis Cleveland, 18th. S I'd. Harris. IT,,
9th, William Palmer, goth, Eli 7. Wilder,
10th. Benz F. johnson, 2'st, Elias H.. Haines.
llth, John B. Dunble,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM ID. CALDWELL.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-09-14
[By Telegraph.]

New York, Sept. IS.
The Steamship Humboldt from South.
ampton, with advices from Liverpool to
the 3lst ult., arrived this morning at 10
o'clock.
She brings 13s passengers and $4,000
in specie.
Breadstuffs remained dull and corn and
wheat lower. No change has taken place
in -four. Weather continued fair for har.
vesting.
Louis Napoleon has authorized that all
English newspapers shall be opened at tho
Post Office in order to arrest all objection.
able articles.
An explosion took place al Mount Etna
on the Goth August, and it is feared many
villages are destroyed.
New YORK, Sept. IS.
The Steamer Illinois and Sierra Nevada
arrived here last night, by which we have
one days later news from California, and
some news of Importance from Peru.
The President Of Peru has been author.
lied by the Council of State to levy an
army Of 10000 men, and equip a navy Of
not less than six maratime steamers, and
a similar number of sailing vessels to pro.
lect the flag and the commercial interest
Of Peru from any indignity or any en-
croachment which may be offered.
The Illinois brings over one million
three hundred and seventy thousand dol
lars in gold, and the Sierra Nevada
$4,000.
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Awarding Committee on Field Crops
other than Tobacco-Wm. Okey, John
Kerr. Michael Flick.
Committee on Tobacco. A. Daven
port, T. B%enninghaus, |. Welsh.
Applicants for premiums on Crops. must
have their ground and produce accurately
measured by two disinterested persons,
whose statements must be verified by afi-
davit, and must furnish explicit written
statements Of, LIST, the kind of soil; Cd, the
kind and quantity OF manure, and manner
of application; Sd, the manner and time
Of preparing the ground, and planting or
sowing; 4th, the quantity of seed used;
9Th, mode OF culture and time of harvest.
ing; 9th, the amount OF time OF both man
and beast employed in applying manure,
preparing the ground, planting or sowing
-cultivating and gathering the crop; 7th,
the nett amount of the crop, the whole OF
which must be measured or weighed by
the usual standards; 9th, if practicable
they must produce a sample Of the crop
to the committee, and have it exhibited at
the Fair.
The premiums will be awarded with
reference to proitableness, as well as
amount Of crop-hence quality, as we'll
as quantity will be considered.
The object which the Society wishes
constantly to keep in view in awarding
premiums on crops. is not merely that il
may be known that large crops are raised
- fha rouptu. h,t tho tho ~a,h.J r al
tivating such crops may be made public
that the farmers of the county generally
may avail themselves Of any knowledge
that may be useful to them.
Competitors Tor premiums on Corn. anc
Clover and Timothy seeds may report tt
the committee at any time previous to tn,
LIST Monday in December, and on Tobacco
previous TO the frs, Wednesday in Marcel
1859.
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Wnedt,
ed best, Diploma. =.
The above articles must be manufactured
in the county, and within the year. The
committee are requested to make a lengthy
report, describing the articles upon which
they award premiums, and noticing the
number of competitors for the different
premiums.
Commitee-James Mitchell, John c.
Hess, John Sinclair.
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estly solicited.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-09-14
SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
-
D M TIC ICKET T.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE uNITED STATES,
Gen. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM r. N q,
OF ALABAMA.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WASHINGTON MCLEAN, Of Hamilton Co.
BARNABUS BURNS, Of Richland Co.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
Vs3W GOODS.

TTE U4I,r.igned, beg leave to call the atten-
i tiol o. tho citizens OF Columbus and the
adjoining counties, TO their stock OF STABLE AND
FAScY GJIps, comprising almost every article
N that Ii ~.
Z SILKS, B,r,zes Muslins, Lawns, Ginghams,
Calico - Lt,-, AM T. Igngs, and all the new
and n s4i ltlla styles OF Dress Goods
Bro VA al Bl1achd cotton Goods oil every
width ~ Ijliily. Cofton ldcs. Nankins, Cotton
and L.uiI Coatilgs. ana Goo Is for summer wear.
Irish T. lsls, fable AMI Brown do. Napkins,
Linel Sh, ..ings, g, TO- * II quarter wide; Silk
Wor,tel, m Cotto lose aad half Hose, Gloves,
Nuts, II rl5i Crlyats. Sgspea lers and articles
for the Toilet in great variety. Also Large
St1ct If VIZ ~ Ftstilntde Rsaty Mtie Cloth-
iny, Ctoth, Ctsi ntrs TAI Vestings, Boots and
Sho,s. StlIsry. Clrra. Sass. Stone. Wood SH-
YER. Brit,aIrt, lnd fIlr tware, Ieweiry Watehes,
Get, ect..
III, lbov, with tlsir eill assortment Of Goods
for PI11tl iol nse, Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys
OsItburg. Wool Itts Nc., they offer TO ALL more
ptrticuIarIyto thos to whom they are under 50
n my ohlig tions for their liberal patronage for
years past ~. ~
Columbus. Miss. March, u, 1850. 2o-if.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
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;aporters aad Dealers Is foreien aild DopsFst
IIrra.,.n,.s Sin chnnalatn tlnllerA Rne


ee CsaNfecs ANu keA1
MOBILE, 4L.aB-3Al.l
Importers aad Dsalrrs Is Forcien ai,d DoRwic
Hardrasp, Skip chanafsrg. Cutierb Box
hoa &C., Sr., o.
A GAIN have tile pleasure Oh returning thanks
n 70 their friends ior the liberal supper which
hey nave 20 kindly bestowed. they, al tie same
lime, wish 10 Inform them that their preseut ex-
ensiVe stock--addltsons 20 which are heing daily
nade--las been most Iadeiously selected. IS re-
yards both price mud quality sanl viii be sold on
very reasonable terms, ltconsisls oi--in par
as follows.
Sweiles Ban Iron, l50 tons ailsizes.
Amencan 20 80 Ito do
Horseshoe Itonand Nail RoIof refined qiialitg
Horse Shoes Bnfdens Phteni 600 sets
Rod aud Sheet hon al sizes and iuinbera
Steel, German. Blisiernnd Easi.
HoTse-Shoe Nniis 6riihnS 50 ags
Hoop and Binpl Iron. geo bundles
Hollow Ware Castings 81 fos
Cut Nails rnd Spikes. 600 kegs
Axes 700 dozen. genuine, Collins Hait Is, &c
Wrought Spikes. 2u0 kegs from n ~ m
Hoes 500 tloz. Polished, Caslssieei lion. Ne.
Grndstones. @ H.. Blue Nova Scoiia grit.
Spades and Shovels lO0ylozsn Ames and Others
alkiuds
Chains, SO Casks Trace, OK. LOG. Col. Well, &c.
Plonuhs in every variety BY the best makers
FanAiils, Corn Shelters. Straw Cutiefs, &c
Mill Cross-cut. Hand and Panel Saws. &c
Ship aud House CapentcrsIools complete as
soument
ShOe-makers and CoOpcts 90
Sporsmen viii also iiatl 4 good meni q
double and single hlfrcl Shot-guns and klllcs
Percussion Caps.Sot Bags. Pouches &c.
Scvthes Reaping Hooks. Grain Cradles,
Coffee mills: Wool and Cotton cards; Andirons
lShoyclsand Tougs: Locks, Hinges, WiudoW Fast
eners Zinc Sheet and pi@ Lead,
| A rood assortment always on hand o. Shei
and Fancy HarcWire
Pocket Cutlery.
1000 doz Pocket knives, l, 2. 3 4 y ~ Dlaaes
200 gro Ivory and Balance lFanetiesl KNIVES aia
Forks
500 do Buck-horn 4 Bone do 10
Steels Patent aud common.
SPOONS Plated & German silver, Iron timed &c.
Paints, Oils & Window Glass.
A GOOD supply at all times
ship handlery.
| Comprising all sorts materials required for Tie
use OF steamers.
From the extent and variety Of their stock they
feel confident in being enabled 10 give complete
Satisfaction 10 their customers. tebl5:l43
Columbus Mutual Insurance 80.
RE now ready to make Insurance agums
| n fire. Application in writing 70 be made e
the Secretary Denny ftle BoarS! oi Directorsst
the Counting-room Of Taylor, lIaie 4 Murdoch
JAMES WHITFIELD, Pres't
A. MURDOCH. Sccy.
| March IL, 1850. l9-d
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CLERK Of Steamer Amazon.
Naw o.. lan 81 50.

NEw ORLEASS. Jan. 18th ISL.
1ofae Pn6lir---I do hereby stare ilai III Sep-
tember last. lille on my Why TO the New Eng
land Suites. made short sop ia Memphis,
Tenn, md seeing notice OF air.Egans' Tootl.
and 6nIn Specific called on Mr. Es.t0 consult
linn infegardt 10 NY teeth and gums, which wi,.
ut thai time na most tlepor;tble STATE oftiiseast
from being salivated some year aii, !, llalg ago.
My lower gun appeared 10 be ore complete
eanker or nlercariai sores andinone ortW 0 pIaees
had actually eaten through ny GUM, 50 that
could see the bare Loile. Mr.. Evans fOla nc
he had fall condolences thar lis sparife 0o.1itl
heal aud cure ilein. purchased tHo bostles 81
the Specific and commenced usii4e sIlilisf safes
II, aud in a few days ! conli isiaiUIg see
tliatI was receiving benefit raDdly and IA iess
flian six weeks thesofes were closed ard Beaded
aud might say perfectly cured My teeti.
which We're also NJ tie time covered with il black
rough coating. are now smooth and Of Il clear
clean whiie suffice il 10 say.-thaf wonld net
BE- without The Specific u tie cost was i've times
As much.
am well known IN East Fiori,ia and can.
when refllrned home. prodnec. more tim lily
witnesses oithe first responsibility. VITO veil At
test 10 the above, nromr1hibiting my mouth 10
them in lis present state
Signed, A. LIN 0NlER.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
From the Nrp Ortran. Cremeaf.

TF0T8 ne NfW UTFFans IFcscfaf.
DR. LAeRUEs TooTH AND GuM SPbeIFlc We
have used this excellent Na,li for The teeth and
gums, and having given il iair trial. ne hive
no hesitation IN recommending il to the public.
We refer o the advertisements OF Mr. Exams. the
proPrleioret the specific. IN another eolnInn. for
IA description OF irs properties aud effects, and
the proper nanIer Of usingit.
We havc known Mr.. Evans Tor many years.
and believe lin incapable of making III incpr-
rec' Siaftneni for the sake Of gain. Noihino
need he Urged IN regard 10 lie importance of
preserving lie gums andteetli from diseasc and
decay 1t is eliouglIto stirte that in oureantlil
belief this arfeleswill not only accomplish this
most desirable Object. blu viii speedily arrest
the progress OF decay. Il is sold at tie Drug
Store OF Dr. s. Gilbert & son. 1a6 Poytlfas-St.
For sale by Taylor 4 Mccarthy and ! Blair
Agents lorColtn,bns also ly Hampton & fIern-
don and w. p. Haa9hton Diiigeists Aberdeen.
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DR.. Christie's CaIvanic Curstiyes.
GALVANIC BELTS; GALvANlC NECKLACE !;
BRACELETS FLUID
RINGS; BANDS
GALvANlc rLA-TERs.

GAENANlC PLANTERS.
TNHESE articles are Of recent discovery. but
Il during their use medicinal agents in the
Of nervous diseases, Dyspepsia, Female
complaints, Paralysis and Palsy. Rheumatism,
Diseases Of the Heart, spinal complains, Nue.
ralgia and Tic Do!oreaux Fits and commissions.
&c, they have gained Worldwide lame and no
toriety. The effects Of Galvonism by the use OF
these articles. lends its heathinl aud illvigoraing
influence TO the afflicted. aud Is weekly among
you, performing some OF the most wonderful
cures ever effected since the discovery OF Cab
vanish. Physicians and men o the highest re-
speciality are daily lending their assistance,
aud extolng the virtues OF these meritorlous cli-
ra,ivcs For sale at the sign OF the
Nov 2S-tf '.NEGRO * M0RTAR.';
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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

IA An ELss FLGIN & CO corner
~ Danphia and Maier streets, Mobile, solicit
/. call irlI Hunters. Merchants and others yist-
ine.the city. Their stock Of DRY 6OODScon
sists Of every description OF Staple and FGncy
Goods. ard II as large and complete as at any
house Ia tire South.
/ Among their stock may be found coleFed and
white Macknaw Blankets; Dullii dol bath and
other bed blankets. OF every size and qliality
gro Jerseys: plain Osngbnrgs; namnels; linseys
81 eeks: stripes tickings; bleaehedand nnheaeh-
ed domestics Kennedy jeans tweeds; cassie
meres; woollen plaids Tor clildren,s wear; ing
lisll I'D American calieoes; u. Delaines; CASH
mere dress silks; shaxls; nantes; velvet eloaks,
from SIS TO S100 each: Canton Grape. all eolors,
laces; hosiery: enbFoileries; gloves; linen sheet-
ings and Strings; liable Diapers napkins: linen
towels and towellings; table aud piano covers
curtain muslins and daInasks; carpets; rugs Ole
cloths, &c. &c
From The facilities exposes TOR they iln-
port largely Tire feel confident tlleysean oileras
good bargains and rs great Inducements 70 tie
purchaser OF Dry Goods as atanv house IN tie
SOUTH
Mobile, January, 1850. ~
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
ID. II. KELLY,
TII0S, II. WILLIAMS,
Auction and Commission Merchant,

CoEUMRus MISS,
W 0ULD respectfully announce o lis friends
Wy ard the public generally, that lie IS now
prepared 10 sell Goods, Merchandise and all other
property at Auction OF OH Commission for 4 rca-
sonabie per eehtage. and hopes by strict and
prompt attentIonto share liberal proportion OF
business, 1T his old stand on the corner OF Main
and St. ] Ohm streets.
REFERENCES:
ldessrs. Franklin 4 Brothers
Sherman,
EckIord. Cage & Co,
Col. B. S. Long eoii0abas Mss.
Messrs Roykin AIeHae & Foster,
Hnmphries. Walsh 4 Co.
Moo 4 is IONS foJile. fla.