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whig rally Song.
By T. Buckingham Graham

by f. Buckingham Graham
Tune-"Scots VIVA haze VII Wallace bIed."
Patriots of Columbia's cline,
Soldiers the olden time,
Who fought and bled when in your prime
For life and liberty.
Let our country's call once more,
(Echoing loud from shore to shore,9
Arouse your spirits as Of yore,
To guard the noble foe.
On that standard floating high,
Gemmed with the glories ofthe sky,
Our "Mill boy" name meets every eye;
There may it, Gre be found.
Think ye, brother, Of the past,
Nail that banner TO the mast,
And let it wave there till the last,
Loud notes of triumph sound.
Rally! rally! freemen all!
Rally! at your country's call,
Rally rally! disenthral,
From bondage the oppressed!
Listen to the bugle blast.
Loudly on the whirlwind cast,
/ And rally e'ersthe day is past,
/ For Hurry Of the West.
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ousy fnds lite way into the church.
Let me assure you my christians, or
you who profess christianity, that you
ure setting bad example 'othe sinful
and dying world. Many sinners are al
mos: persuaded to be christians who are
deferred from-the very fact Of your dis
agreement and hatred one toward an
other. lreside in portion Of country
where have frequent oppor tunities of
mingling with you on religious occa-
sions, and although not professor of
religion, wish the cause well, and should
be most happy TO sec it spread from
pole to pole, until the whole world
might pecome revolutionised.
But there is something often in Den
mark. Yuu are barking up the wrong
tree. You are strangers TO him, whom
you profess to wo rship; and unless you
reform and repent of your sins, ere long
you will hear the dreadful denunciatlon
depart from me for know you not. II
you could not love your brothers on
earth whom you had seen, how could
you love me, whom you have not seen?
Depart, depart, into everlasting torment
prepared for the devil and his angels
My friends, there is wrong among you,
and the sooner that wrong ceases to ex-
ist, the better. Try and concentrate
your forces, all stand upon the same
platform of religion, preach together.
pray together, and for heavens sake
commune one with another. This being
done--my word for it-such an ingath-
ering Of sinners into the folds of God
has scarcely been seen since the reign
ofthe Messiah.
In conclusion, permit me to address
one word more TO those who profess to
be called 10 the ministry. Do you be-
lieye that God would call on you 10 per-
form certain thing, which tits entirely
out OF your power to do? Old nature
answers No. Then many of you had
better leave of. Do you believe that
God will smile on you, who, when you
are out of the pulpit, are daily to be
seen participating in sin--such as swim
ding, cheating, defrauding, and taking
every advantage Of your neighbor, for
self aggrandisementf Man, think Of
these things-practice what you profess
BE candid, be serious-let your light
SO shine, that others seeing your good
works, may be constrained to ground
the weapons Of warfare, and buckle on
the armor OF faith in crucifed Saviour.
If you fight for heaven, do it as with
your whole soul-don't preach to-day
and serve the devil 10 morrow. Such
conduct is intolerable. Examine your
selves, with that scrutiny the nature of
your several cases seem to demand
Never tell an audience you are called,
unless you are in some degree qualified.
Never tell your hearers that you feel
the love of God in your soul, and at the
same time secretly interchange views
with Beelzebub. And always bear in
mind, that it is not all who say-Lord,
Lord, shall enter into the kingdom.
LOCKER ON HERE IN VIENNA.
Our corresnondent will nerceive that
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Congress at our latest dates was still
debating the 2lst rule. We observe
nothing of any Importance in the pro-
ceedings.
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A severe storm in ST Louis on The
18th inst. blew down several houses aud
fronts of houses.
The St Louis Gazette says the story
of a great cave ia Iowa, is all CANNON.
The locomotive on the Columbia Rail
Road, which carried Gov. Porter's Mes.
sage, is said 10 have run sixty-seven
miles in one hour and fifty -seyen min
utes.
A steamboat captain, after hearing
John @. Adams speak, remarked "Oh
that we could take the engine out of old
Adams and put it in new huIr"
It is said that retailer of eggs, in
one Of the markets in Liverpool, turns
over 100000 per annum in this article
alone.
Senator Sewer is severely i'll a, Wash
ington.
There arrived at New York during
the year l843, 66,3o2 passengers from
foreign ports.
The trial of Mr. Bateman, at Wood
bury. New Jersey, for kissing the wife
of sheriff Ware, resulted in the non-a-
greement Of the jury.
Don't you think know whether ! was
kissed or not?-as the sheriff's wife, in
New Jersey, said 10 the lawyer who
cross questioned her.
A merchant in Havana, New York,
advertises blank love letters for sale
Gen. jackson will be II years cid on
the 4lh of March next.
A Mr. Mason, of London, has invented
an Archimidean screw Of oiled silk, at
tached to frame work of wood, by
which balloons are navigated with as
much facility as ship at sea-
Isaac Hill says;--"With Mr. Van Bu
rem as candidate, Mr. Clay wiH carry
every Netc England state, except Ner
Hampshire. This candid admission from
the most talented, and perhaps most in
fuentaI man in New Hampshire.
It is stated that an old lady IN iowa
was recently bitten by rattle snake on
the end Of her nose. The snake died!
An editor in Michigan wishes himself
in the middle of pumpkin pie as big as
Lake Superior, and obliged 10 eat his
way out.
The steamboat Harkaway was sunk
on Wednesday, having been run into by
the Star ofthe West
If man calls you liar, thief, and
scoundrel, tell hlm you have not sufiici
ent confidence in him to believe it.
The letter II enters into the compost
ton ofscoman, in all the relations ofwife
tcidow, ,cirgin, and ,cixen.
"Past ten o'clock, and devil q row yet
AT Dennebrook Fair. Will eney gintle-
man be kind enough 10 tread upon the
tail Of me coati'
The locos collected 81, 200 at their
late Convention in Frankfort, KY, to
aid their newspapers in that state.
Whig rally song.
By F. Buckingham Graham
T,,r. tkc.o.o 49,. 49,. -; 1yall.ca hl.Av
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Means,

The channels of circulation are be-
ginning TO exhibit the notes Of distant &
uncertain banks, and without great eau
ton, and decided stand against them
on the part of the business community,
we shall soon be overrun with them.
Gin. Ga=
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

PoNoLA COUNTY:
Circuit Court, November Term, I843.
Sophronia Stevens
Daniel Stevens.
NHlS day came the complainant, by
Il her attorney, and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the court that The dc.
frndant, Daniel Stevens resides GU; Of
The limits of this state, SO that The or
binary process OF this court cannot ba
served upon him; Ii is therefore order
ed by the court that publication be made
in the Weekly Register; newspaper
published in the town of Ponola. in this
state; for the space Of three months; no
flying the said defendant of the penden-
cy ofthis suit, and that, unless the said
defendant appear, on or before The next
term Of this court; to be holden for tho
county of Ponoia, at the courthouse in
the town of Ponola, on the second Mon
day of May next; to plead, answer OF
demur to the bill Of complainant afore-
said, the several allegations will be Ia
ken for confessed, and the case Tried NJ
on the charges stated in the Bill.
A true copy from the minutes.
w. G. CULBERSON, Clerk.
January 4th, 1914. 42-13w
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DISSOLUTION

The Firm Of STANTON 4. Co, of
Belmont, Mississippi, was dissolved on
the FIRST instant, Benjamin Stanton hav-
ing purchased the entire interest in our
Stock Of Goods; and will conduc, the
business on his own account from the
first of January, 1914. Either of Us is
authorised TO settle the old business.
BENJAMIN STANTON.
JOHN S. STANTON.
Belmont, Miss, Jan. 8, l844.-47-3w
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An article has appeared in lhe"Signs
ofthe Times" Miller paper, in which
the day Of judgment is postponed to The
year l847.
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umphantly escorted into the CITY Of New
York, in coach and four, accompanied
by two fire companies and numerous
citizens.
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84.OoO.OOa
100000
SI9.OoO.Ooo

Thus it will be seen that the revenue
accrueing under this administration, has
been twelve millions less than the am
cunt W hich accrued under Mr. Van Bu-
ren's administration.
When Mr. Van Buren, came into office
there was a balance IN
the Treasury of S16,O87, s78 90
Due the government and
treasury notes issued 8,576,697 So
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Mill Rocks.

NEE have on hand, one pair superior
Nv SO inch Mill Rocks, with Irons
complete, which will be sold al New
Orleans cost and charges.
HUNT & Co.
Jan "a
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The tern, of imprisonment, for which
Mike Walsh WAS sentenced 10 the Peni
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Bank reform has left eight beaks in
the state Ohio, the third state in the
Union, viz: the Lafayette Of Cincinnati,
the Clinton of Columbus, and the banks
Of Xenia, Circleyille, Norwalk, Sandus-
ky, Wooster and Massion. Their re-
port to the Auditor Of State on the first
OF January, 1914, shows the following
as their aggregate condition:
Circulation, $2,258,255
Deposits, 567,3l7
Due 10 banks, 1868
Total liabilities, $e,s6l,73l
Specie, 785,3i5
Eastern funds, 765,118
Bills discounted, 2,983,896
Due from banks, lO6,7o1
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Retrenchment'

In reply to charge Of extravaganza
made by the Globe, against the presen,
ad ministration the Madisonian has the
following:
"The average expenses, per year, du-
ring MIR Van Buren's administration,
were Sq8,OOO,OOO
Total expenditures, 100000
The expenses per year
during thus admins
tration, average S94,
100000.
Total expenditure to
March 1915, 96,OO0,OOO
Reduction Of expendi-
lures under this ad-
ministration, derived
from authentic and
official information, Sl6,OOO,OO0
During Mr. Van Buren's
administration. the av-
erage amount Of rev.
enue, received per
year, was 81 900, 900.
The total amount of
revenue, for four
years, was, $4,000, o0e
Duridg this administra-
ton, the average a.
mount of revenue, re
ceived per year, has
been 100000.
The total amount for
four years, compu.
ted at 100000
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PoNoLA COUNTY:
Circuit Court, November Term, I843.
Sophronia Stevens
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A Mr Mason, of London, has invented
an Archimidean screw Of oiled silk, at
tached to a frame work of wood, by
which balloons are navigated with as
much facility as ship at sea!
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Isaac Hill says;--"With Mr. Van Blu
rem as a candidate, Mr. Clay wiH carry
eUery Netc England state, except Ne,c
Hampshire. This candid admission from
the most talented, and perhaps most in
fuent.al man in New Hampshire.
The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-10

In reply to charge of extravaganza
made by the Globe, against the present
ministration the Madisonian has the
following:
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"Past ten o'clock, and devil q row yet
at Dennebrook Fair. Will eney gintle-
man be kind enough 10 tread upon the
tail Of me coat7'
The locos collected $1,000 at their
late Convention in Frankfort, KY, to
aid their newspapers in that state.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-22
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
IRON.

A h TONS Of assorted Bar Iron, from one of
n ~ the best Pennsylvania Manufactures, for
sale by JN0. JAMESON,
March II Il n. Depot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-22
No Apology for Wigs.

NA E publish the following letter from
w ofduty TO the public It is just such a let
ter as we should have expected from such source
We know DIR. Quigls personally, and there is no
man in the country, whose opinion is entitled TO
respect. He is on all subjects honest and
sincere, and mis- high character as physician csn
be attes;ed by the FIRST medical men in this city,
Phla. Sua.
SHEPHERpsTows, Va, Oct. 10, 1913.
Dear Sir--You inquire Of me whether have
used your Hair Tonic, and the effects. Several
years ago my hair began TO fall rapidly from the
scalp, and had the prospect of premature bald
ness. Durine several years used various prepa-
raiions, recommended for the hair, from which |
derived no benefit. At length friend recommend
ed your Hair Tonic ] used three or four bottles
according to the printed directions and at the end
of six months, my hair thick set, and since ts
tendency to turn grey was arrested
have before given certificate. recon-
mendng patent medicines, which ndiscriminatey
used, as they often are, do much injury, but in
case like the present, where know the article to
be beneficial, and that it can do no harm | have no
scruPles in stating facts within my own Wedge.
YouIs &c.
JOHN QUIGLY, NJ. d.
Dr. ID. JAYNE, Philadelphia.
The above Hair Tonic is for sale by G. & C. w.
DOLL, Marunsburg. Va.
March, 7, l844--1y
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-22
sT'eaC Goods.

HNHE Subscribers would respectfully cal the at,
u. tenlion of their friends and the public gen
orally to their stock of new spring goods, which
consists of general variety, such
Cloths Of every variety, very low;
Plain and fancy Csssimeres, new style;
"a, Ga Tweed Cassimeies, Se,,ineus;
Rich silk and SATIN Ves,inss, Cashmere do;
Plain BIZ snd Blue-bldck silks, Figured do;
Balzarines, latest style, Biz do;
Black Grape; French Baroze, Stocks;
Organby Musns, style; Alpaca Aprons
Silk Mitts; Brown Linens, great variety;
Beaehed Linens; Shoe Thread
Linen Drilpgs, latest styles;
Whiting and Marseills Vestng; Iowa Cloth;
Gsmbroons; Gipghams; Lawns;
Hosiery and Gloves; Pins;
Figured end Black Mousseline;
Alpaca, Lustre; Silk and Cotton Cravats;
Silk and Cotton Handkerchief;
Fancy Scarfs; White and Brown Hollands;
Fancy Laces and Edgirgs; Cop Nets;
Lace and Jaconet Muslins
Linen Table Clolhs; Cotton do; Nankeens;
piilsburg Cord,; Mexican Mixtures;
Cottonade Blue and Brown Drilngs; Checks;
rickings; Bonnet Caps; Night do;
Russia Diaper and Crash; Russia Sheetings;
Brown and Bleaohed, Sheetings;
Cotton Table Diaper; Sun Shades;
Ladies' Cravats Pen tentiaTy Plaids;
English and American Prints; Furniture dol
A. rs and Sd Brown Sheetines;
Cd, "A and rs Osaaburgs, heavy;
rs Twilled do;
No. Burlsps; Suspenders somethng extra;
Cd, IA, "a and Sd BIeachcd Muslins.
Also, a general assortment of Hardware, Queens
ware, Groceries Liquors, Woodenware, Hats,
Bonnels, Boots, Shoes &c, SC.
r. p. BRYARLY Jr. & Co.
April A.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-22
EUANCE's SARSAPARILLA, VEGETABLE
N III or Blood Pills. for the promotion Of Health
ia the purifca,ion Of the Blood.
TFvLat Jsro9 IT, Dbl

! ID he purifca,ion Of the Blood,
What is Life The Blood.
Wien the blood becomes impure or impe ceeiiy
ciceiate5, ii gives rise 70 The following diseases:
Licer Complaint.
When the bleed Ga an impure .tsfe) in trsvsfs
ing the body depos,tes Il. impurities he lvsr,n
gives rise to liver comp amt. the prpcipsl syasp-
lous Of which are b i.ioas sps Of the SIN; No
dEii, heavy, and wandering psins abou the rsh
side, shoulder nd bsck-hs loss OF sppetsSe, m
zestion occs siops feyes, llicriiy il bfeagdiags
extreme debilGy, srd mspy times with CoUeH,
resembling CossuaPTlos. This disease has long
been amongst the most uncertain objects OF medi.
cal skill and, being nearly allied to pulmonary con-
sumption, is very difficult Of cure; owing also to
The uncertainty which attends the use Of medicines
in this disease, II is generally allowed 10 take It's
own course unmolested. few boxes Of Hsnce s
Sarsaparilla Pills, taken to purify the blood ard
purge away The impurities, will IN all cases give
immediate relief.
Cutdaeoas Diseases,
By the term is meant diseases of the skin, which
always etise from some arrangement Of the blood,
hereby causing efUptions p;mpies, blotches, aud
excessive heal Of he blood accompanied by vio-
lent cbiag Of the skin. Hance's Ssrsaparia Pills.
if aiken according TO the directions FOR purifying
the blood, will effect a cure in very shori time.
Singing ia the Ears.
When impurities from The blood become deposit
ed the drum Of the ear, IL causes peculiar sound
in the head, commonly known as singing in the
ears" few boxes OF Hanees Sarssparilla Pills
will cure The most obstinate cases.
DimneSS Of Vision or Sight
IL occasoned by the impurities existing in the blood
becoming deposited around the eyebals.
Headache and Singing Of The Head.
These diseases are caused by impure dispositions
of the blood setrling on the bain. Hauce's Sarss-
parlla Pills will in all cases effect radical cure
ONE WORD OF CAUTION.
Always ask for HANcE's PnLs, and purchase Of
none but those advertised as agents, and If conve.
rent, call and see the proprietor himself Price
25 cents per box for Hauce's Genuine Pills.
For sale by VIM. III. HESLETINE e. co,
Martinsburg and Geo. w. Robbins, Hedgesyile.
July 4, l8s4-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-22
TO Physicians.

Or. ROBERT IhomSon'S Pelvic
Corset & utero-Abdominal Ban
dage. For the cure of Prolap-
sus Uteri by external pressure.
FENHE subscribers having purchased of Dr. Rob
N ert Thomson, the exclusive right for the coun.
ties of Berkeley and Jefferson 20 make snd vend
bis PELVIC & CORSET UTERO-ABOOMINAL
BANDAGE, for the cure of PROLAPSUS UTE
ri or falling of the womb, respectfully present
them to the notice Of the medical faculty, as nos
sessing superior advantages over every kind Of In
stroment for the same porpose and ask their at
tention to them. Weare enabled TO Put them at
such prices as will place the in the reach of eve
ry patient. For sale only By
w. III. HESLETINE & Co. Martinsbpye. Va
The Jollo'cing certificates are submitted.
CIScIssATI May |. 1887.
have carefully examined the new UTERINE
TRUSS, invented by DR.. Robert Thompson OF CO.
lumbus, in this Stale, and | confidently declare
that it is unquesiionaby the most perfect and use
full Instrument Of the kind ever offered 10 the pub
lie. IL differs essentially in its construction from
the Uterine Truss constructed by Dr. Hull and is
in all respects far superior instrument. The Dr.
has conferred a great benefit on society by the i'm
veniion Of this truss.
JOHN EBERLE, NJ. D.
Professor Of Theory aud Practice of Medicine in
Medical College Ohio.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-22

ASTONISHING AND TRUE.

A M0NG lie tiseeseed med' c res advertised
IN as zee sincresls ppia onaty con- iaint.,n
JAYNES ENpECTOsANT sieads siose. It's
path 10 the pupic confidence hss been paved, not
with pufs, bat CURES; and ree vouchers Cor it's
efficacy include any array Of ssmes which, for
character and respecisblly, eeuuot be surpassed
in this country, Dr.. jayne, being himself a Ply
sieien does not profess pea fofm physical impos-
sibilities but he does assert and lie Is borne out
by well suthei tichied facts that in all piSEAS-
rs OF I He LUNGS AND CHEST, which are
susceptible OF cure wi hout miraculous interference,
his ExpeeioFant ~i restore The patient 20 health.
No other medicine will remove Inucus or pus from
the throat so thoroughly as this IL eifec,uslly
looses Tue cosgulaied muses. from the membrane
which lires the tranehia end at every cough the
patient will bring up portions of the disenesged
matter. In all complaints Of the pulmonary or
gans even where nature seems to he making no
effort TO throw of the disease, Jeynes Expectoraut
impaits ygor to The machinery Of respiration, aud
enables them TO disencumber themselves Of the OBJ
stfuclons which had impeded their feee opera
ltion. II has restored hundreds perfect health,
after their physicians had given them up as ncurs
able, with CONSUMPTION. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Influenza. Bronchitis. Whooring Cough,
ina word, all diseases ola PULMONARY nature
yield to this preparation, if properly administered.
Rev. j. S. Magiuns, Professor in Hamton(N.
lY.) Literary and Theological Seminary, says;
81 would not be without DR.. Joyne's Medicines
in my family for any consideration. have found
them successful in cases where ali other means
-. raileJn
Nj Nichoias uor,;s co,r.r of Fran, ,,d Ior,.
al s,res,. ph;laaslrh;s 49, errad of rannh
a",ta f-'1' ""' $3.50 y Soss"'
', ~ ,, 80 - ,, -
BLEEDING OF IifE LGAGS,
under which he labored for many years.
Rev. Ira M Allen la,e of this In, now ofNew
York CITY, says:-"I have used Jayne's Expeoto.
rant. and have more confidence in Il than
,I or,,pp nDp,c,Npc
AN VI iiLn "LbioiNLo
Of the kind"
Rev. VIM. Laws, Modesttown, Va, says--"I
have used your Expectorant, and found it
eellent medicine for Pulmonary diseases"
DR.. Helmick, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was cured of
Asthma by il, and now prescrbss It TO his patients
in all Pulmonary affections. Mr.. John Becktord
of Eastport. Maine. says--'Your Expectorant has
just cured a man whom his physician had given up
TO die with Consumption; and also another, in tho
very lowest stage OF Bronchitis"
Messrs. Slosson & Williams. Booksellers, Os-
wego, N. y, say-"four Expectoraut gives uni
yefsal satisfaction"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-22
For The Ladies'.

Prints of every price and quality
Mousne De Lains;
Sindiors, article for Ladies' Dresses;
Orgsndy Muslins; Scotch Lawns;
Earlston Ginghams; Blk and Bue Blk. Sill ks;
Bonnet Caps; and Ribbons;
Edgings, lnseItings--a great variety;
Thread dol
Asaburton Lace; Lace Muslins, Jaconett do. );
Bard Cambrck, plain do;
Figured and plain Swiss.
Also, general assortment of Groceries, Hard
seare, Qeensware. Woodenwars, Hats, Shoes,
Boots, dc, de- which they are determined TO
cell at short profits; and respectfully AJAX call
from all persons on the ''look out" for New and
Cheap Goods. LIkENS e. CAMPBELL.
April 4.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-22
L. c. coRDELL.


have inspected carefully DR. Thomsons appar-
aius for relief OF Proiepsus uteri, and keeping in
view the indications 10 be met ia the management
OF that painful affection conceive this apparatus
to be. in all respects, adapted TO fulfil those md.
cations. II embraces iighiness with strength aad
perfect applicability TO The contour Of surface to
which tits 10 be applied-those essentials neeessa-
y IN any apparatus 10 effect the Uterine support
The apparatus is admirably designed for sustain
ing the walls Of the abdomen either IN case OF
gravid Uterus, recent delivery or any condition OF
the abdominal organ. requiring rest and support.
would be pleased 20 the right secured in tais
county, so that physicians could avail themselves
OF its advantages.
JOHN ]. III. STRAITH.
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CnARLrs1own. Inlu 2n. 1al,

1hAhLEsIoNH, jury ~, 1912
During the last two years have used the sppar'
atus OF Dr. Thomson for the relief of Prolapsus
Uteri, and have found IL only efficient, but
urely exempt from all Inconvenience inseparable
from the mode Of treatment formerly adapted in
dispaeements Of the Uterus. | should be pleased
to see in the possession Of some resident of this
County, the right to manufacture and vend this
apparatus, as the difficulty and expense of rsocur-
ing it, has prevented feel confident, its general
use here.
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