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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
NOTICE.

NOEECEs
"HE subscriber, intending to remove west
- of the Mississippi river, offers for sale the
well known
Tract of Land, TOck-shish,
on which he now resides, consisting Of one Section
and half to wit: Section Nine of Township Eles.
en-, Range Three East, anc The half of Section Four
Of the same Township and Range; and also bis stock
of CATTLE and Farming Utensils
he above Land is situated in the county Of Ponto-
toe Immediately Oh the old hatcher Trace, about
eight miles south Of the town Of PontOtoc.
There are between three and four hundred acres
Of cleared land on this Farm, on l.rge portion Of
which are crops Of corn and cats now growing, and
the whole under good ences and in excellent or.
der for cultivation
This Farm has on il comfortable dwelling house,
with necessary out-hOuses, in a nelghborhood OF
good sOcIsty, and is as well watereG and as healthy
situation as aHy part Of the State.
The purchaser Of the Land shall have the refusal
of the crops DIV growing, and farming utensils; and
slso Of the stock Of Cattle, If they shz be unsod al
the time OF the sale OF the LAND.
Thse wishing 10 purchase will apply 10 the sub
scTiber, living on The premises or to Henry r. Carter.
at Houston, Chlckasaw county.
JAMES PERRY.
June s--47.-4w
FChictAAv Un:cA
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
w DRUG STORE.
0OONRR y W119s
Apothecaries, Druggists, and
Fancy Grocers,

lain 81 opposite Commercial BSnk, COlumbu'. Nj.
A RE now ready to attend to the orders of the
n public ia their line Of business. They
would beg leave to say that every article they have
in store is fresh and genuine. Their establishment
new, and so are their goods; there not being one
article in their assortment from the rGcf stock of
any Druggist in Mobile or New York Their goods
were all lately purchased from the first houses in
New York and Philadelphia, and are warranted as
good, f not superior to any in tbs State. They
will not say they intend TO sell cheap; or at cheap
prices none but cheap goods can be sold, but they
will say, that they intend to sell FRESH and
GENUINE article as low as can BE- purchased else
where. In their stock may be found every article
needed by Physicians, Planters and Families, among
which are the following:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
sHERIFF'S SALE.-

10y virtue of writ OF Fisri FaciGs, issued
- from The Circuit Court Of Eo%ndes COUNTY!
at the April term of said court and to me directed,
will sell at the Court House door in the town OF Co
lumbus, on MONDAY the Sd day Of July, 1887, Tor
ready money, all the right title, claim and interest
that Charles LWinghe.d has in AMI to the following
town property, to wit Lot No 2, in block No o. lot
No 8, in block No s. lot No 8, in block No s. lot Ne
l, in block No 8; all Of which has been levied on a.
the properly Of Charles l. Wingfeld, to satisfy the
allowed execution in favor Of Joseph Grgsby against
said Wngfeld. The above named lots are situated
in that part Of the town sold out by Matthew Hop
kins and Joseph Grigsby.
-.1LSO-
The following property, situated in that part Of the
town which was sold by Madison Wulthall and 9th.
ers to wit: Lot No 3, in Spare No l6 lot No l, IN
square No6, lot No 10, infquare No l6; lot No lip
square No 8; levied on asSthe property of Charles
Wing6eld at the instake Of Joseph Grigsby aud
others. Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
JsW. BYRN, Sh.f. l.. c.
Jun. 10 le37-40w4f IPr Zee a. so
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COMMITTED

NO the Jail Of Monroe cou ty, Miss. on the
= 18th May, 1897, two negro fellows to vii:
Ste pheM,
aged about % years, brown complexion, 5 feet or
inches high, stout made, had on white linsey
roundabout and cotton pantaloons
JACOB,
black complexion, % or years DID, slim built near
feet high had ON mixed frock coat, white cotton
pantaoons, and white hat. SAID negroes say they
belong to Henry Wynn Of Virginia, and LETT him
near Vicksburg Miss The owner is requested to
prove his property, they will be disposed Of as the
law requires.
&C. BAILEY, Sh'H
May 90 1887 45tf
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REMOYAL.

TOHN MONROE has removed his Tai
- lOnng establishment to Messrs. MCluer 4
Humphnes, (abOve stars,) where be Is at all times
ready to accommodate lis customers and friends.
He has on hand 4 splendid assortment OF Clothes
and Casslmeres, selected by J. H. M'Cluer in New
York this Spring, at Of which he oden low for cash,
OrtO punetua customers on a credit
May 3-44-6
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
MEDICAL.
DOCt. TNOs. TIslelltiase.

LATE OF GEORGIA
MEMBERS his professional services to tn
-. citizens OF Columbus and surrounding
country. Having been engaged exclusively in the
duties OF his profession in the South for the last If
teen years he hopes that his experience close at
entlon 10 business will entitIelhim to share of their
patronage
Ills Office is at the Drug store of Hooker &-Hill
May 20, 1887 45,f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
GENERAL LAND AGENCY AND
Commission Business.

@8AAAAaAAAA@A1AA AENN~AA@RN~N
HNHE subscribers have associated themselves
n together for the purpose Of conducting
Geaeral Land Agency and Communion BHsiaeis,
in the North eastern or Columbus Land District OF
the State OF Mississippi They are induced to en-
ter into this business from TIT fact that many ndl-
viduas living in other States are largely interested
in the Cotton lands uf this State and IN eOnse-
quenee Of their distance from the place where they
located are incapable Of ascertainng their pre-
else quality, and Of dspOsing OF them 10 advantage
without great trouble and expense. In many IN
stances il happens that lands could be sold upon
very advantageous terms, to those who have settled
near them, Il the settlers knew 10 whom to apply IN
order TO make a purchase. There are, likewise,
many persons VIM might wish to purchase lands
from the government by entry, or from the large
land holders, who cannot bestOw the time and mo
ney necessary TO do so. To persons thur situated,
the advantages OF having a permanent .gent ioi
the above purpose, must be 0bviUus they are there
fore encouraged to offer their services, and trust
that from intimate acquaintance with the nature,
situation and quality Of the lands in this region Of
country, acquired by long experience in the land
business and from the satisfactory references they
are enable To give, with regard to character and re-
sponslblity, to receive share Of public patronage;
and they assure those who may think proper To en-
ploy them, that sDthng shall be wanting III order 10
deserve it.
Letters addressed to the subscribers at Louisville,
Winston County, Mississippi, viii meet with prompt
attention.
WILLIAM R. BIILINGSLY,
SAMUEL NJ HCDSPETH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
May 5, 1887.
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the subscriber on
IN last years account will please call and set
tie by the 10th inst. asa further indulgence cannot
be given. K. FIR AZEE.
May 6-4S-tf
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WHITE SULPHER SPRINGS,
Morgan County AlaL anna.

HNIllS watering place, situated Is miles south
u from Huntsville, and As miles north from
BIount Springs, will be open for visers the Isl
day OF June. Notwithstanding the pressure ( the
times, the Proprietor is determined to have for his
motto.
"Dum Virimus Viramus."
BY having all that variety, Gin addition TO the usual
foreign suppies) with which the region of c, untry
abounds: such as fresh Venison, Lamb. Kid, new
butter, coolest Milk, &c, &c. II will be seen from
the rates. that persons live cheaper at this place
than at almost any respectable Hotel in the South
Western country.
The mineral waters are the White Sulphur, Tex
acty such as the Virginia White SulpherO and
Chalybeate, surrounded by numerous springs OF
Free and Limestone water, all situated in high
pure atmosphere within six miles of the main stage
route from Huntsville to Tuscaloosa.
From four years experience at this place and a
determination TO suit the taste Of all, except that Of
prOfpssed gamblers lwhnSa ".'J company lac
does not c0urt,) the undersigned hopes that he may
resume the business OF having houses to justl-
ty him in making preparations for the pleasure
comfort and improvement OF health or those who
may visit these waters.
RATES OF Board WILL BE AS FOLLOWS.
Board for man, with lodging per day sia5
week, $50
month, 30 90
children halfprice.
No charge for those under two years ofage.
Servants haIfprce.
Horses keptat s. so per week. After the first o
july, good pastures on which horses may be kept
at hafprce.
The Proprietor would only add, that as he will
have the best OF cooks, and is determined to have
great variety of dishes, in all the new and various
ways that he will cheerihly attend TO all orders and
requests Of that nature; but will not admit any ser
wants in the cook house, except his own.
j. WALLIS.
may 20-45-6w
IFlue1
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
NOTICE.

To Carpenters and sNechGRicS.
THAT on the LIST Monday in July 1897. at
n the Courthouse in MACON. the Board of
County Police, in and for NOxubee County; will pro-
coed to let out to the lowest bidder, the building Of
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across the .Aorubee River near the Town Of Macon,
the materials Ia be wood. A plan and specification
ofthe Bridge will be exhibited, and furnished the
Contractor, on the day letting out. Signed, by
order Ofthe Board, the 4th day OF May, 1897.
N. P. BEAMON, Clerk.
May 5, 1887. ASS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24

Commercial Bank Of COIumbu,.
Miss.
ME public are respectfully Informed. ~
n the paper Of the Agricultural Bani
Of Mississippi will be recrived in payment a j
debs due this institution untl further nolcs !.
gwen. By order Of the Board.
CHAS. H. ALERT, CssAt.
Nav Is, 1887.
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90 ACR ES
.,OttOn Land I'm Market.

..sIIE subscriber offers for sale, on accommo-
II dating terms, twenty seven thousand five
hundred acres Of Land. lying in the late Choctaw
country, most Of which was carefully selected by
himsf, and purchased al the public sales In 1883 u
1854, and Is in handsome settlements from 240 To
100 acres in tract the greater part oft is from
enc t. fifteen miles distant from the rombigby river
extending from the Sookanoochee to the Tibbee riv-
or. There are some valuable tracts Of il in the va
roo Valley, and in Madison, and other countless
Those wishing to purchase good durable cotton land
in a healthy country, would do well to give him
cali In his absence, they can see atthe Office Of the
Clerk ofthe county probate Court, in the hands
Robert D. Haden, esq. book Of Maps which has
oil the tractsmarked il, with the prices and terms.
He ales llns about tarteen tsausand seres in the
Chickasaw country which viii be sold low for cash,
~ part down and the balance on time,
THOMAS MCGEE.
Augsst 10, 1889. ST
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
WILLIAM R. BIl.LlNGSLY,
SAMUEL NJ. HUDSpErH.

REFERENCES.
A. Vest, Perry County, .1labSma,
G. W. Lee, do DO
Jno FHz, do do
Duncan .u'KeHar, do
DirOn Hall, Jr. .lutGuga County, Ala.
William KIRK, do do
Maj W. Dacsins, Receiver Columbus, .M.
James J. Fuller. do
HIM, COuingtoa. do
NJ. .NMorris, do
E. +. Calhoun, do
S.R. MLanGhGn. Louisville, Winston. City.
April s-S9-Sm
The Flag, Tuscaloosa, and the Republican, Nashe'
vile, will publish the above three MONTHS and pr
waId accounts to Louisville, Winston County Mi.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
6. 81. rRANKLIN

s. S. FRANKLIN
"AS just received from New Orleans and
n Mobile, full assortment Of Liquors and
Groceries. comprising the following sr,'cles'
3 casks Cheese.
30 kits Mackerel, for family use,
30 boxes Sperm Candles,
20 bbls. MOlasses,
; 8 lids. Sugar,
10 do whisky,
35 bbls. MOmOngahela do.
30 do NJ and N. T.. Rum,
10 do Peach Brandy,
10 casks fine old Madeira Wine,
do Port do.
French Brandy, 4th proof,
80 boxes Bloom RaisOns,
30 NJ best Spanish Cigars,
g Tierees New Rice,
All Of which viii be sold cheap for the cash,
Wholesale Dr. retail.
March II, iSeT-SS6
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BROKEN BANK BILLS.

NVHE undersigned will receive the notes OF
IL the Planters and Agricultural Bank Of Mis-
sssppI, and Union Bank Tennessee, ia discharge
Of debts, or for goods.
MOSLEY g. MURDOCH.
May Is, A II.
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Commercial Hank Of Columbus !

Miss JUSE 1887.
A at the regular annual election held on Mon
Aday the 9Th inst in tho Banking House of the
following gentlemen viz:
ANDREW WEIR HENRY w. HuNr
RICHARD BARRH THOMAS McGHEE
HENRY BucnAsoS WILLIAM NJ CozAsr
ALEXANDER f. You've ARMSTRONG HoDoE,
WIAMN w, ToPr.~
IYs6faMass betl Aeledteal' DlfsasAsAf6r the en-
suing twelve nlonths.
CHAS. H. ALERT Cashier.
lime n 1a--Af
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Nd FASHIONABLE
LoTHTNG.

Nd FASHIONABLE
LoTHING.
Z has Just received and is now
asPlendid and extensive assert
ld Summer Clothing,
dy every article in his line, which
lesale or retail low for CASH, or
to punctual customers. Persons
use would do well 10 call and ex-
he is determined TO cell as low a.
city in the Southern States; his
ri Of
and fancy COlOred MerinO Frock
y
ombazine FrOrk and Dress Goats,
hummer Cloth
,ircaSsian
FrOck Costs and COstees,
pantsIoors and Vests of every de-
great variety Of Linen and Cotton
1ooms andCoIars, Under Shirts and
I HdkE, Cravsts, Stocks, Suspen-
iOves, Umbrellas, &c. &c.
Also
ssortment OF Cloths and Cassimeres,
manufactured to order, in tie most
amer.
49-G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
j. A. MARSHALL,

Attorney g. Counsellor at Law,
HAS located himself at DeKalb, Mississippi
n and will practice in the Counties Of KemPer
Nashoba, Lauderdale, Noxubee, Winston, and the
adjoining Counties if required.
April IL, 1885. io-n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
Committee Of Arrangements.
! ostponement Of the Sale Of
ChOCf0sC Or 2,la0ss Respy.pes.

y obedience to Instructions from the Commits.
IL slOner Of Indian Affairs, notice is hereby
given, that the sale Of Choctaw Otpban reserves.
advertised at Choccbuma on. the Cd Monday, aud at
Columbus IN the Sd Monday in June next, is post
p0ned
The undersigned is authorized and therefore
gives notice, that he will receive proposals at Column.
bus, Mississippi, on the first Monday in September
next first. Tor the purchase OF all these lands ove,h-
err IN cash; second, tor the purchase of all of them
together, on credit. The terms in the latter case
VIII be- one NTH cash, the title to remain in the
United States till the payment is completed, and the
payment OF the balance guaranteed byample per-
sona curly; the interest 10 be paid se,pi-snpualy
at places to be designated at the time of CONSUME
mating the contract; and the right reserved 10 the
United States 10 sell any portion Of the land il tie
event Of failure to pay the interest at the tmts
fixed. Alter the first Monday in September. all the
proposals will be forwarded to the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs, at Washington, for the action Of the
Department.
all proposals should be sealed and directed 10 the
undersigned, as Commissioner, &c. am endorsed on
the sealed side, Proposals for the purchase OF the
Choctaw orphan reserves
A. v. BROWN, Con'r. &c.
Columbus, Miss May IS. 1887. 46-4w
In addition to the papers that have published the adj
vertsemehtS Tor thesae Of Ch0caw orphan reserves.
the Huntsville Democrat, the Tuscaloosa Flag OF
the Union. the Nashville Union and the Nalchez
Mlss'sslppl Free Trader, are requested to publish
tins advertisement for four successive weeks (weeky
papers, and forward their sccouns to me at this
place ioF payment A.V. B.
The papers that inserts this adver-
tisement, will please observe that,
5Za the time Of receiving proposals, is
changed from the first Monday in
October to the rst!NIonday in September, and make
the alteration accordingly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
Il z M OV Al.

ever offered in this part Of the country. From the
very liberal encouragement received during tne past
wear. arising NO doubt from the fact Of their hav-
;ns sold cheap and kept the very hes, artces( they
have been induced greatly 10 increase their former
stock; and they are now prepared TO offer 70 the
public the best assortment 81 articles that ever was
offered in this place, which they intend to sell (as
usual) as low as they can be purchased in Mobile
or any Of the Southern cities, and by so dong, they
bnte for continuance OF public patronage.
keb'y IL. ISS7-3lU ia
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
THE INDIANS PANACEA

THE INDIANS PANACEA
NOR the cure Of Rheumatism. ScIotula or
= Kings Evil, Scatica or Hip-Gout, lucipi-
ent Cancers, Salt Rheum, Syphilitic and Mercurial
diseases, particularly Ulcers and affections ofthe bones
liberated Throat and Nostrils; Ulcers of every de-
scrptlon Fever Sores and Internal Assesses Fstu-
las Scald Head, Scurvy, Biles, Chrome Sore Eyes,
Eryspelas, Blotches, and every variety Of Cuaneous
affection; Chronic .Catarrh Headach from particular
cause; Pain in the stomach and Dyspepsia, proceed
ing from ytIaton Affections Of the Liver, Chronic
Inflammation Of the Kidneys and general debility,
caused by torpid action Of the vessels OF the Skin
1t Is singulary eicaclous in renovaiinE those con.
stitutlons which have been broken dorm BY lnlud
dious treatment or juvenile iuegU' ihes In gen.
eral TERMS il is recommended in Al those diseases
which arise from impurities in thu blond, or vitiation
Of the humours, Of whatever name or kind.
For sale at the Drug Store Of Smith, RainCeard
q 10. on Market street, Q doors from Main.
April %, 1887 lltf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-06-24
NOTICE.

TIME subscriber, residing FIVE piles North
= East Of Columbus, gives notice, that he has
taken up two Horses. me Of them chesnut sorrell,
bhzed lace, three white feet; the other bay, very
long name, one white foot
~. PARNANDIs.
March II. lss7--ss- II
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G. .. AKIN a. CO.
Cotton Gin Manufacturers.

COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI.
HAVING provided themselves with COM
- peient number Of skilliul workmtn n, aud an
ample stock of the best materials, fembracinR large
lot OF
Ens ;isil Cast Steel Gin Saws
made to Order,l will promptly execute all orders in
their line according to the most approved models in
the best style OF mechanical skill and on reasonable
terms. Repairing and iron turning done at all times
Of. application. Patronage respectfully selected.
April lH-AO-H
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Drugs and Medicines.

Drugs and Medicines.
American caomel, Saleratus
English do Sena Alex
Taar eInetic do India
Gum opium Carb lerr
| camphor White mustard
aloes Lees pills
| nyrTh COchlneal
| assefiEiida Peruvian bark
| arabic Blue stone
elastic Epson salts
mamma Alum
gamboge Sal ntre
scamm0ny Rad scil@
Acid'tartaric Red chalk
do suphurc Prepared do
do nitric Seitlllz & Soda powders
do nitrous put up for the South ex-
Aqua ammonia pressy,
Carb do isingass
Nitrate do Saratoga powders
Ether sulphuric Sal rochelle
do nitrous Sub carb. soda
Rad rhei Carpenters ex sasaparla
Pul. do do preciptatcd extr.
Cantharldes do extract pink root
Jaap do bucheu comp.
lpeCac do s0lidiied cOpava
Lquonce Bark containing quinine,
Sulphate quinine cinchonine, a valuable
Cream tartar preparation. And all
Race ginger other valu ibIechemcals
Salad ella superior article prepared by DR. Car
Ive oil penter.
African cayenne Lunar caustc
Carbonate "agnes'a oadon tSe mass
Castor oil POlter's cathoIican
Pearlash
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
White lead, in oil verdigris
do dry Drop lake
Red lead Carnine
Li,harge T. lumber
Black lead Linseed oil, glue, &c and
Lamp black general assortment oi
Ivory black pant brushes.
Linseed Ol Chrome yellow
Spirits turpenne do green
Rose pink
QRUUNR1NSs
Underwood'S pickles Port wme,a very superb
do Walnut K..eAuD S son a''''e '0' SICK per
do Mushroom) Forests best Champagne
do picked lobster Muscat wine
do pepper sauce Claret do
do red currant Jelly Young Tyson & G. P. tea
do ground mustard Chocolate, No
Cherry brandy Java sugar
Lemon syrup Lump do
Havana preserves White wine vinegar
Holland gin Best Malaga raisns
Cognac brandy, superior d. Smyrna do
article do Currants
Madeira wine, very fine Figs
article, Almonds
French MADEIRA Myers No / cavendish
Sherry wine tobacco
San Lucar wine Spanish tobacco
Terrific wine Cinnamon, mace, nuimegs,
Greek wine Pepper, pimento, SC. &c.
HOOKER & HILL request the public z morally
to call and examine their store and goods, for they
are sure they will give complete satisfaction.
RrPhysicians prescriptions eGretuily up at
all hours.
Columbus, May IS, 1887. 44tf
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II @ TICE

II ID 4 ECEo
ANYWAY from my Plantation six miles
- East Of Cclumbus, about the 18th day Of
May, negro boy named WILLIAM about ~
years Of age, five feet inches high black complex
ion: Said boy was taken up by Thamas Walton,
and says he was free and that Bis parents live near
Shawneetown Illinois; and that he was taken lroD
that place in July 1886 by . man named Ballet.
who sold him near Vicksburg, but he would not tell
the gentlcman'S name thai purchased him. Also
saws his fathers name is William and his mothers
Sally Brown, and that they moved from Fredricks-
burg Virginia. Twill give twenty dollars to any
person who will deliver sad boy to me or Col Byrn
Coiamlus
SAMUEL II. BYRN.
May 50, iss7--47-tf
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DIR. GUITAR.

Late Of NORTH CARDINAL
HyENDERS his professional services to the
u inhabitants OF Columbus and the adjoining
country. His office is on Market Street. one door
above Eugene B. brakes store, where he may be
found when not professionally engaged.
Columbus Miss, June 8, 1897 47-6w
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

and further. Sydenham thought eight out OF
nine Of all that die, die Of febrile diseases
(Thatcher's practice) "The practice Of phys
&c, am bold to say admits of great REFORM y
DR.. Waterman.
Again, "with due submission to that priv
ileged body of physicians denominated,
the Faculty, ! shall place Samuel Thom-
son among the reformers Of the healing art,
DR.. Waterman, again from the same author
says: snake any man Of due reflection be-
iieve that such q practice could have spread
as wide and among such deserving. inquisi-
tive people as those Of New England certain
ly are, without having discovered its moth
ingness, ITS worse than nothingness, its vein
and nonsensical pretentions. 1t is impossible.
will close these quotations from DIR. Water
hams letter published in tho "Boston Cour-
ier." Still consider it (Thomson's System)
IA valuable anchor, the emblem of hope to
to which is attached a firmer cable, that num-
bers have been in vain trying to pick to
oakum, but which trust will be like the
strongly twisted cord that binds our happy
states together, acquiring strength by age."
Now and hereafter if the Thomsonian sys-
tim Of medicine has no merits at whose shrine
about three millions Of the free people Of the
u. States pay their devotions, let it go down
to the grave to rise no more; but if it is a sys.
tenn Of medicine deserving merit let it at least
have its due and receive that attention from
medical men which dignifes the Faculty rath.
Ter than degrade them.-(J@"