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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03
National Celebration,

"A fOioTLAf Or lhE .WORkSl IN COM
Ia remuneration of lhe Anniversary of
American independence will be exhibited al
Edgefeld Village,on Thursday evening July
ath. 1874, as follows:
SIGNAL ROCKETS will be fired al inter.
vals from sunset uniil dark, after which the fol.
lowing pieces in succession. ..:s:s+z,
/. An ITALIAN REFLECTING BENGO.
LA, Illuminating the whole scene.
2. A A'YERTlCAE. WHEEL, with interme.
diute circles Of oil the colors oftbe Rainbow.
8. A TOWERING ROCKET; with Gold
Rain. " -. - -
a. THE PALMETTO. Represented bv ,be
intersection ofsbrilliant silver gerbes. which
scatter their luxuridnce in every possible dyec.
lion, forming the appearance of splendid
Palm of Silver Fire, Of the most vivid bright
ness, spreading its,splendid foliage ia eye,y
possible direction, terminating with afue de ioi.
5. A ROCKET with silver iair and stars.
6. The CASHMERE ROSE.or CHINA.
MON BLOSSOM. A vertical wheel with
changes of white, red, blue, amber, raw onan,
jcssaminc and maltese fire, with revolving re.
fecting lights of crimson. orange, and green,
z. A, ROCKET with Chandelier drops.
s The LADIES CAPRICE: Shelving by
lis various and multiplied changes, the whilns
of an elderly unmarried lady, me.auorphosing
itselfinto wheat sheaf of great briancy.
9. A MARINE SIGNAL ROCKET with
Serpents,
10. An EGYPTIAN PYRAMID of erea,
beauty. formed Of Mosaic Candles, with bril-
liant Illuminated stars Of silver fire marooned
H. A TOWERING ROCKET, with Grim
son mcieors.
~. The MOSAIC ROSE. Emanalng from
an octagan vertical wheel, change following
change, producing in quick succession every
variety OF fire known in the catalogue of colors
the centre changing 10 white, greer, crimson
and orange. The fires in their descen, lornin.
flowers of varlegated beauty, representing tbf
Hydraulic Girandole in the rays OF the sun, sc
To conclude with the ASCENSION of A
BALLOON. a la Montgolfer, accompanied will
lib. Rocket of crimson stars.
This display falls heavily on one or two Of
the subscribers, not more than one.halrthe costs
having been subscrbedi it is necessary, there
fore, that all should contribute, flhey expect tc
avail themselves Of the amusements. A gen
tleman will stand ut the gate to receive from
such as are willing. to subscribe. Ladies are in
Vited to attend, seatswill be prepared for them
July3 II 23
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lgofeld CHI. 4lh july.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION! 1!

AlNlNl ~ GN0H"1 SGh1b3STA bASAN .
,@ The approaching Anniversary. Of
American, Independence will be celebrated
by ihe .Palmelto Fire Engine Company"
of;Edge6eld, in the following order:
The Company will assemble in front of
the Engine House, at a quarter before 8
O'Clock; P.,'M.;; and Immediately after lis
formation will proceed to The Baptist
Church, where the Declaration Of lnde-
pendence will be read BY H. R. MURRAY,
aud an Grafton pronouncedby CHARLEs
"A. MEies. The public generally are in-
vited to attend. s 80.
Attbe close of The Oralion the Company
will return to the "PIanter's Hotel" where
"a Diuner will be prepared for the members
of The Company and invited guests, to
take place at half past o'clock, 2. M.
By order of the Company
J.;A. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
June 26 It %
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OBITUARY.

y: Died, at his residence in the county Of Rich
.mond; on the 18th instant in the 74th year Of
his age, LEWIS HARRis, Esq. for tnauy years
an intelligsntand useful member Of our COM
munity.' sF72zgi
+ Mr:aHarris was born in Beach Island, Edge
field District, Sonth Carolina, on the 28th day
Of November, l770 and with his fathers fam
lilly removed 10 Augusta, at the close of the
Revolutionary War, in which, and its vicinity
he resided until his. DEATH Const.
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AUGUSTA, June 9.

Ootton-Since the receipt ofthe advicss per
the Acadia a, decline has taken place in our
market Of fully quarter .ofa cent. The mar
ket a. the commencement Of the present week
was dull, but onyesterday business began 10
revive and sales 10 considerable extent were
effected. We.quote the extremes of the mar
ket at from 41 10 81 cents, with the remark that
a fine article wonld bring something over the
higher rate. Very little has been received and
the shipments has been moderate.-Consti.
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-MYMENIAL.,,
MARRIED,

On the 10Th nit, by C. Rhodes, Esqr., Mr..
ALEXANDER PEARL, Of Kentucky; to Miss SA.
vANNAH ROVE, Of this Diatrict. q,
On the 29th,ul by B. Martin, ESQ.,, MIR.
FRAScIs Woop, TO Miss MARTHA HOLMES, all
of this District :z. -
On the Both ;ult., by the Rev. A. McCaine,
Dir. WILLIAM G. RUSSELL, Of Columbia, to
Miss ELIZABETH A. Nc cCuLLoUaH, of this Dis
fTicf $50 49,, :. -sry -. si-,ii
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Summons in
Petition.
Gideon Younsblood and
others, Defendants

SUMWons IN
0'sS"a s!Ssr,' 11sSssiS%s Dsisnssn', and Petition"
PYan order from John Hill, Ordinary
~ Of Edsefeld District, I shall proceed
to sell in the above stated case Iauds be-
longing TO The estate Of Lewis Youngblood,
deceased, situate in the District and State
aforesaid, lying on Beaver Dam Greek,
waters of TurkeysCreek, bounded by lands
owned by Edward Presley, Bailey Cor
ley and others, Containing Que hundred and
fifty acres. moresor less, to be sold on the
first Monday in Angus, nexl, on a credit
until the first day Of January rext. Pur-
chasers to give bond aud approved per.
sonal security, and mortgage of the
premises 10 tho Ordinary. Cost to be paid
in cash. -;
H. H.BoULWARE, $. z, D. s
July 8 e5t "a
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July 8,
Notice.

STOLEN fromth the Subscribers stable on tho
y night ofsthc Oath inst. a bay HORSE.7
or years old, nbont ordinary size, no particu-
lar marks, excepting two small white spots just
ANY information relative TO the said Horse; will
be most thankfully received and all expences
for trouble paid by the subscriber, living near
Colemans x roads, Edgefeld. District, Persi-
mon Creek. NATHAN;RlLEY: :
July s.S4tf % Z.
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Notice.

"A PUBLIC DIME q will bs eiyen a. ,h..
EA.Red Hill, on the fourth day of July aext.
at which time and place citizens genesaly, ara
invited to participate witbns, aroandihe festive
board, IN the celebration Of our National AIMS.
:yersary; GLlght infanny-spish.oe Seventy
sx, WI endeayor to be prepared for iaspee,
tlon a. To, the hour OF TO clock, a. "a by. Man
=. ohnsou, Brigade Inspector. : - e
80 =. lle fie!d and STAFF ef.the Regiment, and
uniform. s q. - ~ ~: -. : -
! June 10 51ss5ss 81 m
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The w asbingt ton CORES opdertsot tue
EharIe Mereura under dale The 2st .iis.

8 ~ =. f,Ss III
ssays: sa
al,a,a IS ~ !, s,ys & INN
,,sanIa Gao M fSo,teh official
Sass,s Inn ,e Ine to- Santa
-, y received might
7 + t.D taa,,s. :, Mexican minister
nay Ssssi s hIs informed ofthe
s no this county nnd
2 = rival factioDs against
5ssss @ s cretary of State that
e 3 NJ exican Republic TO take
Sa3a Sa s,snd IS now 10 be,done p is
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CoLuMRIA. Jure q

" COLUMBIA, JuEe II,
Cotton There continues to be something
doing in The market but very little, and mostly
in stored lots; and prices have given way, since
the receipt ofthe European accounts we pub
Iish today, some to cent on subscriptions.
Quotations are off course almost entirely nom.
inal, aud as such may BE- set down as accurate
fy as practicable, al az to 81 cents, extremes
bin, most sales have been made at S to 81 cents.
-Carolinian.
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Clerk $ 0Nee, 8 - 49,! -.
July !, 1S43. 3m i
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
NRY:JOHN HILL, Esquire, Ordinary
IN ID of EdpefieId Distriicf J, IL: - ~. - =,

lD of Edge6eld District.
Where's, Mathew Gray hath applied 10
me for Letters, Of Administration, will,
annexed. on all and singular: ,hes geods,.
and chaltels, rights and credits Of Weflihda
Shelly, laie Of the District aforesaid, de-.
ceased, 80. !. z. 7.
These are, therefore, to cite aud zad.
monish all and singular, ihe Kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to.be and
appear before me, at ournes, ordinary,s
Court for the said District; 10 be holden at
EIge6eid Court House ON the fifteenlh day
ofJuly inst, ITO show causes il any, why
ahe said administration should not be grants.
ed 80. Z =
Given nsuuder my hand and seal, this 2a
day Of Juiyin The yeaf:o our Lord sons,
thousand eight hundred aud foriy.fspas;s
and in1he sixty-eighthy year of Amsiiaans
Independence. .sls s=.;
JOHN HILL 5o.z: n.
July 8, 1914, ts2 12a) q. "a
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NISaaI pf' letters,

-
field U son: The q! day 81: july 1874
53 s.s a :
A!ainsG9, 9 z Marfa
Boswell; George Bryant, Bradley szs
Bouknight. Caroline Brnnson, :MarysA 81
Brunson, VIM. i, Blaiock Roseia
CLARK, Aaron g Coburn.
Culbreath.. Lewis Coekrans EittlebetTy
CRANE, Wiley Colgan, Nancy *; -;
Christian, j II. Clerk Of Court. 80
Cowles, Samuel - -
Dolby, VIM. Delaugh,er, John 2
Dslaugh1er, Miss E. DeWese, Sophia q
Deale, Milton p. ss5-
j Evans, Benjamin ! Eldsr. HsEbssl i ]:
80, F.. a ,.sg ss
Farsr, c. Former, David s. 3
Forlner, VIM. B. s Fuller, So
Gibbs, J:SW. Gle, Miss LIE.
Castor, Nm. e :: s S.,
Harris. KiahS Hill, Mrs. II. III. 81 81,
HilL Whi,eman Hill, Henry
Holliugsworth, M. Harden, w. H.
harrington. II. u. Harison, Benjamia :
Harrison, Mrs. u. Huiet, Joseph
Jones, u. 2. Esq. Jonea, James Gen. .;
Jordan, James
Kennerly, sherora KennerIy, Miss s w
Lake, Sophia A. Little, Miss Mary
M.
McC CIentock, H. R, Miles, Darah B.sss
Mays, Edward Middleton, john
Morris, Reuben sMedlocE, Mary Ann s
McC Coilough, BIarvin, David
- N. So .-2is;3s...5.s s.. s..... {.
Nicholson, John A. Noble. Joseph: B.
os'!vii; : ':=W s Y I. .
Price, Miss Martha Phillips, Wesley
Pope, George 3 s..
R. :.,;Ss s.. ~ q
Roads &, M aihis Rainsfofd, Eaiher y.
Roper, Freeman Robertson; James Il
Ryan; Rebecea ~ -. IS s. y
g, .s:: 9..i:s; /:
Smith, Isaac Swami, Z.
Scurry, X. (.
Tillman, B. R. Turner, Joseph
Tenant, DR.. G. ',,ta3';' =: ~ :
Wilcox g. Patton Walker, Rev, r.
Wardlaw, L. D. White, Melvin g.
White, YIN. Wilkenson. j: G.. o.
Wall, Adney Walker, Ramsey
Williams, Miss G.
Y. :.
Yancey, B. C. Youugblood, W..
Youngblood, A.. w. 9t:
Persons calling for any ofthe above let /.
lers will say Advertised Letiefs,
- Nj. FRAZIER;P.M #
Julys, 81 q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

U The Rev. Mr.. CULpEpPER. now engag.
ed as a Lecturer on the subject of ofTemperance,
will attepd, If not nrovidentiaIly prevented, the
following appointments made for him in this
ni,,,;ct.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

B The, friends Of the Hon. I. w. PlcKEss.
announce him as candidate for tho State Sc
nate, to I'll the vacancy occasionally by the re-.
of Maj. John s. Jeter, from this dis.
tricf TE-l ? "
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

a wholesome Beverage. has
demonstrated. that Slippery Elm bark
dried, and reduced to powder, and boiled
with sweermilk, isanot only a very pleas
ant beverage for the sick, but also an OK
cellent medicine. II prevents children
from having summer complaints" and is
very good for consumptive persons and dis
peplics. cs.-Agriculturalists
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,NolticeE., E,

.,.5s. Notice. .1s,5,f
THNhe JACK,hforrnerly owned by Jonathan
III Weaver, Esqr.. will stand the ensuing
Fall Season. commencing the 18th July; two
days at w. Pickens' two days at Hugh
Meals, on Penn Creek, and the balance ofthe
time at my stable. =. Y Y
,June26 p %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

% The friends Of Col. JoHN HuIETT,
announce him aaa candidate for the Office
ofClerk of the Gaurtfor Edgefeld District
at.the next election. Z.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

NWeare authorized TO announce NJ.
GRAY, Esq. asa candidate for the leg
islature. <;.;5a -. So : =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

Pnvdte E.rpresses.-The Supreme
Courtof the U. s.. has decided, in The case
of the U. S. VS., Hatcher, that to convict a
defendant Of violating the Post Office laws
by carrying letters FOR hire, il is necessary
10 prove him tho ownerof the car or steam
boat conveying the letters, or ,ha, he con-
veyed with the owners knowledge and
their knowledge also that he was violating
the law; and thata a passenger had the right
TO carry for hire, about his person, other
wise, letters by a mail route, aud such let
Iers could not properly he said to be con.
veyed by The car. Judge Story delivered
The opinion of the Court. and expressed
doub:s whether Congress had ever estab-
lished any post roads. and whether the
right 10 do SO was erclusiue; saying i, was
"a question ofgreal importance and there
were many difficulties in maintaining that
power in the U. S."-Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

= 1JT We are authorized to announce DANIEL
HoLLAaDs ESQ.,, a candidate for aseat in the
House ofDelegates, at the ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

I @ The friends of BENJAMIN C..
YANCEY announce him as candidate
for The Legislature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

NOTICE.-A BARBECUE will be given at
Meeting Street, on the 4th day ofJuly next,
by the citizens of ofthatvicinity. The Candidates
OF the District are respectfully invited by the
JOHN C. ALLEN. Chairman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

N The friends of PETER QUAT-
TLEBUM, Esq. announce him as can
didale for the Office Of Clerk OF. The Court
of Edgefieh District. -: -s'.-.;s. ze
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

: was the product oftbe plantation Of
James P.5W Whidbee, IMP Pefquimon coun:
ny. The heat is;said by the samespape
10 be coming in earlier and better than
usual Charleston Courier. ~: II. ~;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

o. The friends Of Maj. T. G. BACON,
announce. him. as candid ate for the Office
Of Clerk of the Court Of .Edge6eld District
at theinext election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

Yesterday, in the District Court of the
.Uuited States; !orithe District Of Georgia,
before His Honor Judge Ncoll, Charles
Boyd, lae mail carrier between Augusta,
in this Stale, and Caihoun's Mill'si in South
Carolina, was tried on an Indictment for
stealing, destroying, quitting aud deserving
amail of the us. He was found guilty
of the last charge, and sentenced infterfns
of the law, $500 fine and costs of Court.
From inability to pay the fine, the prisoner
was remanded to Jail. Henry R: Jackson
ESQ, District Attorney, for the United
States; and Thomas E.. Lloyd. ESQ, for
the prisoner.-Savannah Republican 22 ult.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

- : Eteas-
s5osb;y lis looks, and AXE the consequences;
;whereasi in purchasing II from the work:
man; himself they may hapesit WaFran-
ted aud steturn i sif9 mot good and the
;;wotkman, himself has consequently every
aiuducemeDtto;be faithful. M oreover, ,:itis
5asgrea. corlyeniencesto be able 10 getsex-
;actly such articles as we want, made ac.
cording 10 verbal order; as. for Instance,
Mr.. B. altered and plated a Bride Bit for
Us, so.as TO make II jusLsuclf one asswe
have been trying Cor years 10 gel from :ite
stores, without being able to do SC, at any
price; and we presume others, especially
Carriage and Harness makers,.mnst fire.
'quently want particular articles in this
way South Carolinian. -.
Dreadful Cdtrastrophe in Germany
The Ledger has, through the poli:eness
Of a gentleman of Philadelphia, who. re-
ceived aaetter direct.fom .Newkirch, ~ in
the Grand iDuchy of B aden, dated l6th OF
April last, information that The snow had
fallen there TO the height Of The frst story
windows. and that on The 24ib of Februa-
ry an avalanche took place a, village
called. f"Waguersihal,'', crushing the
Queens: country, house TO lhe ground. aud
killing sixteen persons on. the spot.
n F IL.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

~ The friends Of Mr.. ScARBoRoueH
BRoADwArER. announce him as a candi-
date for the office Of Tax Collector, Of this
District. g &. 80.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

IGF The friends Of Col. JOHN QUAT:
TLEBUm. annoyance him assa ca0didale:fot
the Office of Tax Collector Of Edg gefield
District, at The ensuing election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03
saEfWe are authorized 70 announce FR1Sois
H.:WARDLAw, ESQ. ifas a candidate 70: Sena:
torfrom Edgefeld District ;iss;Tirt: - S

~ The friends Gof Col. %: roWIgs,s
announce him asa candidate for the Office
of Pax Collector of EIgefsId District at:
the ensuing election. q
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Early Wheat.-We learn from the Nor
folk Herald lha, 100 bushels Of the new
crop. of Wheat, OF very good quality and
weight arrived at Norfolk, Va, on the 18th
inst, through the Dismal Swamp Canal.
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3 , :
The Heather and HE Crop.-Tbe season
.sofathas been usually dry, only three good
rains having fallen since March. The
rice crop is a fair:one. and we hear5from
Black River that several: planters have
fields with stalks forming thethird joint.
This is unusually forward andwill be ready
for lbe sickleiu the third weekin August.
The Corn cropis generally shooting and
in silk, and is suffering by the drought
W,nyaw Observer June 18TH
OueJao,o o fths Mississippi. pi.-The Lou
isville Journal of the 18th nll. says, 8
"We learn from the passengers on the
Sam Dale that great damage has been
done on the Mississippi. About ID miles
above Princeton. nearShirtail Bend, The
levee has given way, aud cotton has been
destroyed 10 the amount ofat least three
thousand bales. Another breach five miles
below Princeton caused a loss Of cotton
amounting to twelve or fifteen hundred
bales.-From breach a. lit,le below
Lake Providence, the amount of loss can
moi be less than thousand bales, IN.
o. Tropic of2lstutt,
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Cotton BoLls.-L as, week we stated that
there was then on our table several Cot
ton Blossoms, which made their appear
ance about week previous, on the plan
talon of +Abner Jones Esq, Of Laurens
District. On Monday last we were pre-
sented with two well formed Cotton BoHs
from the plantation of E. Green, Esq. two
miles below this Village. For The upper
country, we consider this an evidence of
the unusual forwardness Of vegetation the
present season.-Greenuille Mouniaineer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

Melancholy Aecidsnt.-Captains James
Cody, a citizen of this District. we regret
TO learn. was killed on the 10Th plt. near
his residence, by The falling of limb
which fractured to pieces his akull. He
had gone oul late in the evening with sew
:eral members of his family to cut down a
Bee.tree. The Tree in failing splil'o a
large limb from au adjoining one, which
fell upon his head, when he was approach
ing 10 stop she hole and prevent the egress
ofthe bees. The skull was literally crushed
.-he died Immediately. He was in the
.55lh year of his age.-Anderson Gazette.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-07-03

A correspondent of:he New York Er.
press, writing rom W ashing lon, under i!1
dale gfihe 20ltinst.l say !. ::
Nothing has yet been heard from MI VIZ
Cushing, and The most serious apPre en-
ysions are entertained for.bis saisiy:s In
these appre hensiions,s c apt. Newton, late
of iheSiIl fated q. S. steamer Missouri, in
which Mr. Gushing sailed as Tar as tue
Mediterranean partakes. 5:.as, = (: -;
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-07-11
TO PhySiclN2.S.

DIR. 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 righ, fof the coun-
ties Of Berkeley and Jefferson, to make and vend
his PELVIC & CORSET UTERO-ABDOMINAL
BANDAGE, for the cure of PR0LAPSuS UTE
III or falling Of the womb, respectfully present
them to the notice of the medical faculty, as pos
sessing superior advantages every kind OF In
strament for the same purpose, and ask their at
tenton to them. Weare enabled TO put them at
such prices will place them in the reach of eve
ry patient. For sale only by
w. ii. HESLETINE & Co. Martinsburg, Va.
The Jolio'cang certificates are submitted.
CIscINSATI, May 1897
have carefully examined the new UTERINE
TRUSS, invented by DR.. Robert Thompson OF Co
lumbus, In this State, and can confidently declare
that it is unquesionably the perfect and use
full instrument of the kind ever offered to the pub
lie. 1t differs essentially in its construction from
the Uterine Truss constructed by Dr.. Hull, and is
in all respects far superior instrument. The DIR.
has conferred great benefit on society by the in.
vention Of this truss.
JOHN EBERLE, NJ. ID.
Professor Of Theory and Practice OF Medicine in
Medical College, Ohio. y. -