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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
THE, ELECTIONS

Al no election have we ever witnessed 50 much
eHcienleht as seemed 10 pervade the whole pep
pleoI the State as al The one Just terminated.
~ jackson, the excitement was intense YET the VI
most good eelns seemed generally TO have obtained
among men 81 different political principles. II was
ho' however, TO be supposed that Whiggery would
give up The Ghost in Kinds without the most vo-
leh fhFoes, or that single stone would be left I'M
touched IN the contest; on the other hand the dem.
ocraIS were determined TO do their utmost. The
reward has been worth the exertion In place 81
nVe wing members Of the Legislature only three
now answer 70 The call of Kinds, while The wing
MAJORITY Tor Governor al the last election, has been
reduced about one thousand votes
ne Free State has outStriped The foremost ~
ne race, The tables have been completely turned
upon the wings, and in place Of two wings two
democrats Good and true" answer 10 the name
O. o. hagkin. The late Wing speaker, DR., John W.
h'hg mas received the reward of the unlaithu ser
saUt ahd despite Of the most strenuous exetlons has
peeh oy me popular voice, instructed 10 remain al
"',he, ana rumnate over disappointed hopes"
~ Cop'ah' although the vote for Governor ana
lisihpers OF Congress, State Senator and one hep'
,eseh'a'ye, are all greater than the Wing vote yet
ny division in the ranks, we have lost Two mem
ocrs of the House
The vote has been considerably increased since
The general elections in 1887 but we entertain no
Tears oi The result in the State. The people beng
awake to their interest, and determined 10 iriuupn
over Federal Whiggery. Should the result be Is
we predict, no measure Of applause will ne ,,V0
great Tor the Democratic party. Opposed IS 'hey
nave been by every moned corporation and met
eSl IN The State-having no ties of blood or amlyy
connection to unite them, no partnerships ~ 'hF
business Of banking, and no military chietain VII
renowned exploiis to dazzle them from taeif pro-
pr'e'y-hailIng as they do, from every cline, te!
had nothing TO unite them ba devotion 10 pIne
PIES, and common opposition TO fraudulent banking
WIN emoIl"ns alone that do honor to The heart
nave they been united in opposition 10 the enemies
OF popular rlghts'-aiississppiaa.
Exchange no Robberry-Onc day, as the
Count de SCISSORS was at play, be perceived "
u mirror that hung before him, man behind MS
char, whom ne resolved TO observe atteniively'--
Soon after he fell him cut off the diamond buck
10 OF his hat; he said not word, but pretending
to want something, be turned towards the sharp
en- and begged HIM to hold his cards Inc
count procured the sharpest knifehe could GEL
which he hid under his cloak; and entered 'he
room. The sharper impatient 10 escape, rose 70
return the cards, bet the count begged hun &c
continue. In a few minutes after he came sollss
behind him seized one Of bis ears and Gu, gu
when holding il out TO him, he said, "llete, 81
restore my buckle, and win restore yoH ear
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
For Representatives.
HOLMES COUNTY.

We have not quite carried the day in this coun-
will be right next time--"Ihe sober second
thought" Ia working its way among her citizens.
Here are the official returns, taken from the Lex
ington Unlon
For Governor. McNwt. 444; Turner 526.
Congress. Brown, A37 Bingaman, $40
Thompson, 436 Davis, sol
For Secretary Of State, Woodward 400, Jen-
ming 505i for Treasurer, Williams 357, Fltz SIG,
for Auditor Saunders huzzah for the old sol
der IsS! Crusoc ACT for Chancellor, Buckner
$50, injury All, Hutchinson 27.
Messrs Land aud Moore, feds. elected to the
Lcgisnure--no change.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
WHO CAN STOP THAT BALL
"Lablinf ct labetut IN omne yoIubills nvum."
II roIs, aud lciH torerer roHi

"Labuf ct labetut in omne yoIublIls cryum."
II rolls, and wiH Jorerer roll!
The election returns are pouring in from every
part OF the State, and they bring glad tidngs Of
great loy!' The democracy, so far are gon.
ousIy triumphant; and if the counties to be heard
from have done as we expect, our victory is com
pIete and overwhelming. But soc the returns.
KINDS COUNTY.
Smaie.-Upton Miller, dem.
House jenkins, dem Robinson, fed. Alien,
fed. Woodward, fed
democratic gam OF two members. This is
the first time, IN many years, that Kinds has elect.
ed democrat 10 either House.
For Governor. McNutt s54!
Turner, 1892
In 1897, McNutfs vote in this county was
only $50
For Congress. Brown, dem. s4l
Thompson. " $40
Bnsaman, FED. ll4t
Davis, llOl
For Auditor, Saunders, dem. 1888; Crusoe,
fed. 1877. For Secretary Of State, Woodward,
dem. Sl4; Jennings, fed. III. For State
Treasurer, Williams, dem. 1856 Fuz, fed. INA.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
woo ALL HAlLli

Make way for the rich cotton lands Yazoo has
come back to the fright path She has elected
Judge Campbell (dem) to the Senate, and Col. Jno,
NJ. Sharpe (dem.) and ---- Burrus (ed.) 10 the
House Of representatives. This 10 the first time
that Yazoo has elected a democrat to tie legislature
within the last five years. She was originally a
Jackson, democratic county, but Whitel.m aud
Bankism led her astray. She is in the right path
again God bless her We believe these are all
the returns we have. No, stop Here we 20
again The ball still rolls Philip p Hughes
(dem.) has been elected to represent the Senatorial
district composed Of Jefferson aud Franklin counties.
Formerly feds Stop, once moe-Maj J. Watson
(icu) is elected in Claiborne.
And again Watkins, (dem,) is elected to the
House of Representatives from Leake--a demo.
cratic gain.
Madison county has elected three whig5-shc
has been wrong ever since the crcalion of the
world. We wait For farther advices-so Tar ars
good II the rest Of the State has done as well
we have the wings on The hp-uness they have
been able to stop that BALI in tie northern coun-
ties, they are crushed to atoms,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16

We shall not condescend to notice the puppy
ism oil the Argus man. He can neither write
English nor common sense and his low attempts
at wit are actually beneath the dignity of cen
tempt However, he is a ,rorthy organ Of the
modern wing party, who deal in nothing but abuse
and scurrlliiy, and who, as one Of their leaders,
John z Adams, has justly said, have no honest
principle TO keep them together--their only &C.
ment is sympathy Of hatred to every man Of
purer PRINCIPLES than themselves But we feel
1t due to ourselves to explain and defend certain
remarks which we made last week relative 10 M,
county election and which the shinplas,er editor
has thought proper to controver,
We stated that we lost two members N the
Legislature by Mr. Leake's running. The state.
ment was founded upon our own knowledge. I'm,
u vast majority OF the votes given to Mr. L, we,s
democrats, it is known nav.
him single shots, while not wing, so far as ,.
know, did SO. A, Lowndesyille, we have ho..
told, several democrats voted Tor Leake and M
nPs. These facts are inconiroyerhble W.
challenge contradiction of them, And WIN, 40
they prove Clearly that ;dr LIS. RUNNING rns
q loss TO us, and in county so nearly balanced
IN political strength as Lowndes. me sn,.,..,
weight thrown into either scale will give !, tho
prePendenncc' Mr. Tucker was elected ls,,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
For Governor. McNuu, 276
Turner, 202
For Congress, Brown, PCS
Thompson, 27l
Biugaman, 2os
DAVIS, 207

For Secretary Of State, Woodward 272; Jen-
nings, 2e5 For Treasurer, Williams 273; Fltz
205. For Auditor Saunders, 2se; Crusoe, 1872.
For Chancellor, Buekncr, lsS Campbell, IT'S !;
Maury, SO; Hutchinson,
For Representative, Durham dem. 25S; VII.
lis, fed. 206.
Gtliland has carried this county by much
lalgt vote than Boyd did two years ago. Leake
and Nsshoba will increase Gllltlands vote very
largely. There is no doubt Of this--he is elected.
Durham has most nobly succeeded. lie is
firm, consistent democrat. No better under the
sun. R. J. Walker has gained one vote in the
election Of Durham, who is planter, aud of
course will do all he can against the heying
shops Of the State"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16

tIemaa at De Kab v,.I show. We gam one
member 10 tic County.
Below you uiIl Cad the returns Of The cleo
uou 10 our county the democratic pare have
gained the day So far as kemper is concerned. p
For Governor. McNuu, arc
Turner, BIS
For Congress. Brown, ACC
Thompson, ass
Bingaman, 304
DAVIS, 3l2
For Secretary Of State. Woodward 44I, Jen-
nings 292. For Auditor, Saunders 45O, Crusos
2s3. For Treasurer, Williams 4G2. Fitz 29O
For Representatives, W l.. Cole, dem. 400,
G. NJ. Gooie, dem. All, J. c. Rupert, fed. 353,
b. b. Hunter, fed. POS.
Marshall IS elected senator from this county
and Lauderddle, though we have not head the
vote in Lluderdale, II is certain that he Is elected.
Fps. | have heard from Jasper and Ne.
shoba counties. The democrats have a large
majority for state offices, and the members elect
ed are democrats"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
From Tie Mount Holly N j. Herald, OesL
GREAT VICTORY

Tro h0usaad aHd ssreHiy-fi'o IN .Nsiu Jsa5sy,
(5r Democracy aHd Ian BureH.
Oar victory IN New Jersey Is splendida mald
fity 81 more than 2 200 Of the popular vote. Be
lo@ are The parliculaTs--SusseA and Warren are
set dova The same as last pear, the Federalsts
running 90 ticket IN either. As oil the counties
have increased our last years majority. except
Somerset and Cumberland, the presumption is
that our msJonlIes "a Warren and Sussex would
have been more than last year the Federallsls
fearing lhis, left the field undispuied. The Off.
cal realms show the following result:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
MARSHALL COUNTY.

For Governor. McNutl, 9O5. Turner, 765.
Congress. Brown, 500 Bngaman, 773
Thompson, $50 Davis, ISL
For Secretary OF State, Woodward $50, Jen.
nings 1872 for Treasurer, Williams $50, Fl2
7lli for Auditor. Saunders 500, Crusoe 763.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
Observation-Disclosures,

We have heard from seventeen counties, in
which the aggregate result is as follows
For Governor. McNuu, 1897 Turner, 657I.
Congress Brown, 76l4 Bngaman, 6967
Thompson, 7475 DAVIS, 6s44
Thus far there is nett democratic gam Of
SEVEN members to the Legislature,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16

The wing candidates for the Legislature in The e.
~ OF Nlcksburg got Sc majority. Vcksbura is al
wrong, She is joncd to her idols--ht her alone
We don't care for the towns. They are sores on
the body polite, as Mr. Jefferson says; give Us the
country and the towns may 60 to - we mean;
may do as they please
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16

RAIN RAIN I'VE have had an instance Of ,be
truth OF the Spanish proverb-"it never rains but
i pours.' 1t commenced on Thursday evening
last and poured down III torrents for many hours.
A sufficient quantity has fallen. it is thought, to
raise the river. Jack frost has also paid us several
visitS.-He was the avant courier Of the rain and
tho old gentleman was greeted witha cordial wei.
come by all. Look out now for better times.--W We
have had lrosts, we have had rains we have had
democratic triumPh'i What more could we wish
Heaven IS showerng its blessings upon s--Let us
be thankful
70 The following IS superScription on pack
Ell from Jackson by the last mail - The democrats
will have fifteen majority in the Legislature" Laus
dec
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
nUZZA FOR LAWRENCE!

Far Secretary Of State, Woodward 4s4, Jen
nings s.. For Treasurer, Williams 400, Flz
&c. For Auditor Saunders $50, Crusoe 49,
For Chancellor, Buckner Ill, Hutchinson 40I,
Maury 6.
A. Smith, dem elected senator wirhou, oppo-
slliou.
For Representatives, \. Fox, dem 446, +. Y.
Gflnstcd, DEM 3Sl, j. w. Pendleton, fed. 1872.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
WE'LL DONE KEMPER I

kempoV IS sall Irue 10 Inc democratic faith, as
the following extract of letter 10 US from gen.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
WARREN COUNTY.

a friend writes Us from Vcksburg, (on the III
lnsl) that all The precincts except two had been
heard icom,whch would vary the result very little
SO far as heard The account stands
For Governor McNutt, 422
Turner 794
For Congress, Brown, S9l
Thompson 3s7
Bngantan S2S
Davis SIG
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16

'Last years majotes--no Federal tickets
ran this year.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-16
CHOCTAW COUNTY.

For Secretary Of Stale, Woodward, 3S5 Jen.
ninss, 1872. For Auditor, Saunders, 377; Cru
soc, 23l. For Treasurer, Williams, 37l Fltz.
GAO. For Chancellor, Hutchinson 1865 Buck.
ncr 1870, Campbell 62.
Col X. y Graves aud Col. James Dmine,
both good democrats, ore elected to the Lcgisa-
lure Our correspondent says, "great were ihe
exerilons o. tho wings during the canvass, but
their works were riihoH faith"
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SARSAPhRlL'A PILL OF HEALTH; OR,
BtlOD I'LL,

'ENllS excellent family pill medicine Of long tried 9TH
Tor recuS all disorders of the stomach and how
els the of which ulen
pa>ns loss OF Appetite aadachr gness, oi
tuncs after meals diz1iness of the eyes, rOwsless aHl
the stomach Si bowels, md sson producing
h Of tie liver. and inactivity OF the bow
ns aIsorTzatiop function Of the frame.
viii III tins mast excrlcut preparations by ae peieeyGr
I've ri,rtuhy removed Two thres doses will
Vince the afflicted OF suutnrv fleets. Tie stomach will
s"cer srene tn healthy acto Ut the liver how
et and kidneys III Ill, take place; aud instead of ii
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These pills particularly cticacions for stomach coug
colds ,sucs, shoness BREATH uEi all distractions
urinary passages, and if taken after ton free indulgence
table. they quickly restore the system to its
reposs
Persons fall habit who subject headache, Hlh
drow and the sing
bond the head, s!nuid he without them rs
dangerous symptoms III he trc! carried off by tn
immediate ~
fcn.se these pills truly cxcellen, relnoyt
All the distressing heu lacie pyulel
dcnrsssion of .piits dizziness of sight nsrvcaA
affections, htrhrs. smp!es and saownsss of sktn
give healthy aud Juvenile iloomio The conlp'exoa
To mothers hey Lonfdeny recommended a. se NJ.
mrcn that can be taken harus pregnane, fos hdse
| al all they uneluatlPd.
A. pleasant safe easy areont they unite the amsas
dat'on Of amid operation with the Successful ecs a
require restraint ai diet confinement du ing heir use
By regulating the dose according tho
PATIENT They hscomc suitable every
he required; aud for elderly people they viii he found
he the rrn'orahe mrdtc,ue hitherto pre- Jared
Sold II No. 81 aston house ST, New 0rlaans.
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

STOMACH FILLS An eminent medical writer has rcmarh
- ed and experience has proved the fact. that those who
attentive keeping the and bowels prnner order
health, disease, and generally robust
cheerful and healthy old for that desirable purpose
pills aopcdbeInE prepared the sulphate quinne
extract of caonlc flowers, and the choice sonachic
aud "rerent drugs of the Macria Medical. They have all
proved other medicine the
stomach aud liver complaints loss Of appetite. digestion
sensation of iunrss aud after meals sorness
breath aud excellent restorative asr the
bic they gently and cleanse tho bowels, strengthen
the stomach and constitution Females who
value good health should he thnui them, pur
iy Tic b"o nb.u ucon and give the skin bnaut
tU clear. healthy and bl""his appearance. Persons Of
prric het ho subject 10 head ache, giddnesa dim
of sight drnwsincs or have too TOW nj bisOd
the head should take hen' frequently Children and persons
OF all ago. lkr them ut te they do
m"rury Ingredient that requires confinement
Of diet They should &c kept every family
remedy "f sudden iucssi for, by their prompt ail
strnton cholera mnrns spass, evnrs and other
lurnlng complaints, hc speedily cured prevented
Snll al No. ai CnstAm llUnse St, New Orleans. -
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SPECIFIC SOLuTTOH.

a LII Who're suffering from uRErHRAL DISEASES
-. such as GONoREHOEh, GLEETS, srR4CTuH t.S'
ii.hllATtJN or THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, URETE~
~, iiu)S1RATE GLAND and all DIJE.ASES of the "
hlNAlti PASSAGES, rAINS In TIE LDINS, GRAVEL.
i-"h'he" or from General Weakness, Local Debility
assured that this valu 'te all a..h
perfectly erhichtes the above Diseases than
"er anh invariably improves tie and general
'" ana restores to tosc paris that have injur~
en ny dl'en'e or improper treatment. lii fact medicine
can be compared 10 and has positively many
ana '"d'yl"nls after al other medicines fiIed,
"hy approaching The Use Of those injurious atl
m,'c'rs-t "iHipa Furpritue. Cul,ebs. Mnre,iry
III a'ui'"h To the numerous testimonies from ala
T OF the world inciudn tie East and West Indies, Amer
ga @c ana medical Of tie h. hest landing in the pre-
n ,ii bearing testimony 10 its sarr M vo
i"""ftu pounds reward hu been
one VINO can produce remedy cua. loIands 3pecta
7''"" Alter this no further necessary.
eht adm + few Of the certificates.
nave prescribed fn,ni s>peciG Solution seyernlpa
u"hs in'phg under u etai charges my asonsh
r''e Witnessed and their general health nuah improv-
e"' az H. LEY, NJ. D.
"iecturcr Midwifery at Bartholomew Hos pitu."
DIR Clarke has prescribed Yoaud Specific Solution to ma
ny pent iborg under Urctira Di,chnrge and Invnra-
""h they vert cured much less time than he hud pre-
o'''rscd when using preparations Of Copaiva and
" '"oh l. remedy uHequai'd, and that he intends
III lut"rc to prescribe for his patients,
LoSDoH, December 81 1887.
pr "rren hereby ccrfcs YoIand's Specific soiuton
most eHcacin> remedy aud that removes urevral Dis
% sooner tiannny alton Of Copava he as pre-
scribed. - - 80
in New Orleans -
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VTATE OF LOUISIANA RS. ~ 1,riI nj.
Dtric Cour,-lhc State OF 81 III, to all whom
these presents shall come 't"eI|g:
Whereas, A CGar =. r SHro,d,ove, Wi.
liam Mackry, and > y22l 81. having purchased
at a sa'e male b. tAe n + If the Parish of Dr.
ieahs 'he plnW y ilT So. described, have ap.
piled to the Cerk OF " ourt in whose office the
deeds of sal %erefc 5r,lod on the 2lth Goth, and
2,lh days OF APej, A. d. 1899, for monition
aoVertlsohe'.| conformity to an act Oft the Lrys-
ta'ur' o. " state OF Louisiana, entitled An act
LOT l' Their surance of titles to purchasers at
y , Ivy Aaios approved tho 10Th day Of March,
W., therefore. know yc, and all persons inter
vSIYl SCrcn arc hereby cited and admoniShcd in
w nai,c OF the State OF louisiana and OF the First
Jjrdica. District Court, who set up any right.
LIE clam in and to the property hereinafter de-
ecrbsd, in consequence OF any informally IN the
order, decree or Judgment of the Court under which
tho sale was made, or any irrcgu ary or legality
in the appraiscmcnts and advertisements, in tlme
or manner of sac, or for any other defect whaSo'
ever, to show cause within thirty days from the day
this monition is first inserted in the public papers,
WY the SO made should not be confirmed ana
homologatcd.
The said property was sold by the Sheriff of the
Parish aforesaid, on the eth day Of March, A. d.
1899, by virtue Of decree of this Court, rendered
on the 9Th day Of March, A. d. l>39, in sui, emit
tied tarrc-c X BuriuEAt vs.. Buchanan ~ l!'g1n,
\, II linz ,k,G of
sa'c the said A {: 3 ancha!d, J " Br"rdlovc, VIII
liam, NJ ,rkcv and II I,v,rgnc h,ca,uc the r1rcha-
scrs rr.u.r,ivrv Of ,ha to7, oyuy prupcry for tho
fol owing amounts, to wit
a G Blanchard was the purchaser of the ct OF
ground nunLrr SIN in Puylras street, between
Cam, and ST. Charles streets, measuring twenty
four feet SIN inches front on Povdras street, by
ninety five feet sin inches deer 70. the sum Of seven
thousand one hundred do lars cash three Thousand
nine hundred and forty four do lars and fifty cents,
payable tho thrticth day of March, eighteen l'lnd-
red and forty, and the balance in two and three
wears N notes satisfactorily endorsed aud bearing
CONFERENCE.-THE if no, punctn,liv paid at maturity
10 bear interest IL, tic Of ten per cent. till paid
! without any right TO rctard payment, which the
sad sheriff acknow dyes te have received in his
,,n,,z. gny y c as above, with JONAH Mc,oyor & Co
$,'' a. G,nnisl as endorscrs, ant, rcserving OIL the
3S'nT' - property special morga
"'." '"o '"" '4yncnt Of the above described
"o1'' ~ ,,,,..r>f..
~, lie ptr hascf ei INC
m ~. ". n the cornot OIL st
S""' 60 ",'' ~ ~ NSNt'' $40 leg twenty
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I EAD--lotapig OF lead landing rnm steam bus
Z Menzi, and fortalc nv
a27 JfHAEER& Co, ~ popdrss st

k'B f tn5erear isiwer Garden Hrpt.ry en-, tain.
mg pactieat difec ous for The culture If plants 4,
the Tower garden, hot hnuse. green house. { ON. -
paroai win.awsor every Inonth in the year, with dl
tcat II the plants most desirable in ench the psax r.
SOU ana the situation besiadnp,cd,o ,hen grnsl,s
'iass season for iransplan,ing Ac Ia.ssve,io,s
sex estt bnt house, green house. and LAYING on, i
S"'S, ss.o table of soils ean ge.al 10 a.,
ls,s, ga, is,S with instructions ior nrenar; 4.
tie soil stEla SIRE te, ting, prndurng, traiunS ss
tuns the .Npstibs5 isa DIS riniious ii ,hY bess 81
tor cnlfNanns 10 tl's W. as just Iereivsd and
sale by g ALtx. roWAP, s;
| afi "a "A Gan3 street. !.
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To TIE LADIES.
DIR HuiIaS q l'ERO a Is 0MINAL SUPPORTER
y,Nll!S newinstrumc'l; for lie radicaieure nj Pro
aps,ls Ulcri, or Falling Of the W omb, by OK
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scr of midwifery in the university Of the city of
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president med society State of N York, profs Jas
McNaughton of Albany, prdfs March, Cyrus Per.
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IL A constant supply of the above instruments,
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a q Carpenter, Natchcz; Stone & Marsh, Wood.
vile; Booth and Mallory, Memphis; w d Wil&,n.
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