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Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24
BRANDRETH PILLS !!
10000 Boxes sold in a Week!

HEALTH!-O! BLESSED HEALTH! Thou art
above all gold and treasurer s thou enIargest the soul
and openeh all its powers to receive instruction. and
relish virtue. He that has thee, has little wish
for; and he that wretched have thee not
every thing beside. Let be thankful Brandreth's
pills will give health; get then these blessed pills,
which cenury's has fully established 10 be the best
medicine bestowed For the prevailing
colds and coughs, they will be found everything that
medicine is capable of mpartng.
In diseases arising from of mercury, from any
vitaton from bad blood otherwise their
will produce the most happy results In all attacks of
rheumatism, erysipas salt rheum and in of ehro-
mic recent costiveness the of the Brandreh pills
will be productive of infinite serVce-sometimes occa-
sonng great change the better great
thankfulness.
In all cases of indigestion, worms, asthma, diseases
of the heart and in all affections Of the stomach and
els, the Brandreth pills will be found never-alng
remedy.
To insure the full benefit ofthese celebrated pills. they
should be kept in the house, that upon the first
Of sickness they may be resorted
One dose then is better than dozen after the dseaes
has become established in the system.
The Brandreth pills purely vegetable. and nuo-
that the infant of month old them if med
cine is required, only with safety but with the
tainty of receiving all the benefit edcine is capable o
mpartng. Females may them during all the criti-
their health, and produce regularity in all the func
of life.
Mr.. Circovich, of Caracas, says "I have entirely
cured myself Of the fever and ague, which have had
pills for month";. Vide, his letter Dr.. Brand reh
dated 9Th of February, 1847. % Be careful you do
get counterfeit, to avoid this, purchase Of the duly
thorized agent,
EDWARD WHYLER, L. Sandusky,
B. H. Bowman, Washington; J. Augustus Hale
Perrysburg: Chas. Powers, Woodville; Darwin E. Hark
ness, Hamer's Corners
Lower Sandusky, June 8, 1s4S. ".
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24
'FHE Subscriber hereby gives notice

TENHE Subscriber hereby gives notice
i that he has re-opened the Sandusky Daily Market
and intends hereafter accommodate the citizens Low
er Sandusky and vicinity, with fresh meat, and will not
offer any but the best the country affords. Beef, veal
mutton, lamb. pork, &c. in their order will be served
all who favor him with CALL
TO FARMERS.
Those who have fat CATTLE sheep, calves, swine,
which they wish to sell at fair price, will do well to give
me call F. GRUND.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24
OHIO.

OHIO.
Branches of State Bank, Wis
Union Br. Massillon.... ..pal
Farmers br. AshtabuL pal
Mercha's br Cleveland, pal
Commercial br do ...paI
Akron Branch.........paI
Hooking valley br, Ian. PAL
Summit Co. branch....paI
Toledo branch.........paI
Commercial br Toledo..p par
Exchange br Columbus par
Franklin br do ..par
Delaware hr, Delaware par
Aenia branch at Xenia par
Chillicothe br, ChilIicothepar
franklin br, Cincinnati. par
Mech. & Tr. br, do par
Dayton hr, at Dayton...par
Jeffers'n CO. br, Steubv, epar
Madriver val. br, Spr'ld par
Piqua branch..........par
Miami br, Troy........par
Norwalk branch. par
Farmers br, Salem....par
Harrison br, Cadiz. par
Lorain br, Elyria......par
Marietta br. Marietta. par
Mt. Pleasant br, Mt Pl'tpar
Portsmouth br, Portsmthpar
Wayne Co. br. Wooster par
Ross Co. br, Chillicothe par
Knox Co. br, Mt Vernon par
Belmont br, Bridgeport. par
Farmers br. Ripley....par
do Mansfield. par
Preble Co. br. Eaton. ..par
Portage Co. br, Ravennapar
Independent or State Stock
Banks, viz:
City Bank of Cleveland par
City Bank of Columbus. par
Dayton Bank of Dayton. par
City bank of Cincinnati. par
Commercial bank do ..par
Blk of Geauga, Painesv'e par
West'n Reserve, Warr'npar
Canal Blk. Cleveland. PAL
Franklin Blk. GAINESVILLE PAL
Sandusky City bank pal
Seneca Co. bank, Tifinpal
Local Banks.
Bank of Wooster....70 dis
Bank of Circleville....
Clinton Blk. of CoIumbuspal
Bafayette Blk. CincinnatipaI
Ohio Life g. Trust Co. pal
Bank o Sandusky.. GO dis
Bank of Norwalk. 40 dis
Bank of Massilon......pal
Banks of which the charters
have expired or become
forfeited.
thank of Cleveland....pal
tfCom. blk. of Lake Eiie pal
"Franklin Blk. Columbuspal
*Bank of ChilIicothe....pal
*Com. bk. Of Cincinnati. pal
Franklin bank do ..paI
#Dayton bank. pa
tWestern t Reserve.....par
tBank of Geauga......paI
F 81 M Blk. SteubenvillepaI
Columbiana bank. ..pal
tBank of Xenia........pal
Belmont Bank. pal
Mount Pleasant. pa
Marietta. pa
ZanesRlle ...........pal
MuskAngum.........-.pal
Com Bank of Scioto...5 dil
LancaSter..s......s..0 dI!
Farmers Blk. Canton. 80 dil
Bank of Manhattan so dii
Hamilton...........lU III diI
| Granville .35 dii
Miami Exp. Co.. 40 dii
Bank Of Cincinnati, -
Blk. Circleville( 1848) rs dii
L IL
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24

To KILL LICE ON CArTLE.-Fed them quantity
of sulphur in small doses at time, mixed with cut
roots, hay, salt or any thing else The sulphur pas
ses to the surface and repels the lice
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24

SOAKING SEEDs.-Nearly all kinds of seeds will
vegetate sooner and more freely, if well soaked be-
fore sowing; particularly if they be of hard ma
ture, or the weather at all dry.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24

To MAKE CALVES EAT RooTs.-Pound the roots
fine, mix with them cut hay, bran, or any thing
they will eat and in two or three days they will be-
come fond of the roots.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24
A REMARKABLE CURE OF CONsUMP-
TION

Mr. Scovill: was taken with most distressing cough
and my lungs became so diseased that bed in short
time SEVERAL QUARTS. was reduced so low that all my
FRIENDS, and even my PHYSICIANS, THOUGHT DIE
WITH CONSUMPTION! My brother hearing ofthe remark
able cures made by DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
procured bote nd before had taken one-half of it.,
seemed go the very of the disease. raised
large quantity of phlegm and matter, and my cough
was stopped as with charm. And by its |
stored to perfect health. GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
Sworn to and subscribed this 26h day of November,
l947 II. E. SPENCER.
Mayor of the City of Cincinnati.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24

thank of Cleveland, redeemed by Ed. Clare.
ttComI bk of Lake Erie, redeemed by R. Hliard
+The new banks of the name have no connection
with these banks.
#*Those banks re-organzed under the law of last
winterXenia branch of the state bank; Geauga and
Western Reserve state stock banks
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,

of the and latest styles and patterns of cacoes
gnghams, lawns, de lanes, cambrcs shaws 'kerchefs
bonnets. and general assortment of ladies goods, to
which their particular attention is solicited.
MEMS GOODS,
consisting in part of superne broad cloths cheap that
astonishing the sheep will longer consent e grow the
wool, cassmeres satnetts, tweeds and large amount
of goods, all of which will be sold very cheap
Also, Groceries, consisting in part of coffee, sugar,
teas imported direct from Nankin, by ourse but
still it is little better than gold leaf ''slver eaf'
spices, tobacco little better than a." honeydew, and
will be sold price till the whole is gone; &c.
Hardware, nails, glass, knives, forks, queens-ware.
wooden ware, tubs, churns pals and numerous other
articles which would require whole side of newspaper
enumerate all of which will and must be sold for cash
approved trade, prices to make old corners %
trembIe, and government stores,' and "head-quar-
sers'' quake like ducks of frosty morning.
CASH! CASH.!
Will be paid for TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
SLAVES, which wanted Immediately. We also
want Two Hundred Thousand feet of Black Walnut
Lumber, from to inches in thickness for which the
highest market price will be paid in cash Persons wish
ing make for the delivery of lumber, can do
so by calling at the store in the Franklin block.
JOHN WHYLER.
Lower Sandusky, April s, 164S.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24
Bank Note Table and Exchange List.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE TREEMAN, FROM THE
CLEVELAND PLAINDEALER.


'LAINDEALER.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Bank of Erie. IS dis
Bank of Lewislown...-
Penn Relief Notes. 3 dis
Pittsburgh do.....3 dis
Lehigh bank.........-
Lumbermen's.......-
Northampton.
Susquehaena Co. .5 dis
T'ville Del Bridge Co.
Towanda bank.
u. states bank.......40 dis
All other specie paying 2 dis
MARYLAND.
Balt&Ohio Rail Rd CO 5 dis
Cumberland bank....2 dis
Urbanna Banking Co. so dis
Mineral blk, Cumberl'd S dis
Bank of Maryland. ....-
Bank of Salsbury.....-
City bank Of Baltimore -
Caroline bank Denton
Harve de Grasse. -. so dis
All Otker specie paying par
MICHIGAN.
Bank of River Raisen.-
Michigan Insurance Co. par
Merchants blk, jackson br'k
Oakland CO Bank. broke
Far and Mech. bank. par
State bank............par
All other banks. uncer
Michigan State Scrip. IS dis
st. Clair ............-
WISCONSIN.
Insurance Checks....3 dis
MISSOURI.
Slate blk. and branches par
CANADA.
solvent Banks. .3 dis
NEW YORK.
Canal Bank Albany. 40 dis
Lewis county bank, par
Atlas bank....,.....25d dis
James bank. so dis
.Oswego hank. so dis
Bank of BuffaIo......50d dis
Bank of Lyons ......25 dis
.Com'l bank Buffalo. 10 dis
Com'I bank Oswego. 10 dis
Farm s. WINNERS blk. -
Clinton CO. bank. 10 dis
w aterville bank.....l0 dis
Security Banks.
Bank of Rockport. -. 80 dis
St. Lawrence bank rs dis
State bank Buffalo. rs dis
Saten Hand bank....60 dis
Tenth ward bank.... fraud
All other specie paying
SIS and over......s prem
KENTUCKY.
All solvent banks. par
NEW JERSEY.
New Hope Del Bridgeco--
Plaintield bank.
All solvent banks......par
VIRGINIA.
Bank of Norfolk......l dis
i bk Richm'd & br'nchl dis
IN. w. bk, Whel'g do. par
Bank of the valley....l dis
Va bk Richm'n&br'ch l dis
! M. & NJ. bk, Wheeling par
NEW ENGLAND.
All solvent banks. ..par
INDIANA.
Indiana state bank. dis
Indiana state script 40, 6 pr
ct int......lU pr CT prem
do I pr ct Int.......- i0 dis
ILLINOIS.
State bk & branches 50 dis
iShawneetown .....75 dis
EXCHANGE.
Specie( (selIingrates, 2 prem
Exchange on N. Y. u prem
1" Buffalo,a prem
emed by Ed. Glare.
redeemed by R. Hilliard.
me name have no connection
ranized under the law of last
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24
THE NEW
SANDUSKY DRUG STORE.

DR.. o. H. P. Sheets having recently purchased
large assortment Of pure and unaduerated drugs in
the market such used in the
try, he hopes TO receive share of the patronage of the
surrounding physicians aud the public by the cheapness
and purity of his drugs. He warrant that if
tested they will need further recommendation. His
establishment consists of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS
Perfameries Dye Sts6s, Brushes, Coatectionaries,
Groceries, such Coffee, Sugar, Moasses, Tea, To-
bacco candles fish, powder, lead &C., with great
riey of
Fancy Articles
mention here, together with most arti-
cies usually kept by druggists and grocers.
In conclusion would briefly say that my drugs
pure, and will warrant them be Call and for
yourself, and you shall be accommodated.
Lower Sandusky, Nov. 25, I649.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24
CHARLES w. HOLDEN,
100 Noee,,, g. No- Va,

1OS, NASSAU o@ NSW VI n
Editors copying the above prospectus and this notice.
and noticing the magazine editoralIy will be entitled to
the second volume of Holden's Magazine handsomely
bound in muslin, and guilt edged, andin addition pen-
did full length engraving tinted paper Of Horace Gree
ley, editor ofthe New York Tribune, drawn from life
by barley, and engraved by Richardson The book will
be mailed 20 such papers about the 18th of January,
when it will be ready, the reception of paper
tainhg the advertisement and notice marked Editors
copying this and noticing monthly will also receive the
magazine each month for the coming year
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24
Dr. Dearb's Ameriran 1prartire.

Dr. Bfarb's Amerlran 11raFtlre.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN.
4 most Valuable and highly approved Medical
sUork; being the Scientific system Of Medicine,
on Botanic Principles, complete IN one uo5ume
Of JetOsen eight and nine hundred pages, uOith
nearly 200 engraUings
No family should be without this valuable work,
bracng does the treasures of medical and surgical
science hid for ages in pondrous Volumes less
in language unknown to the mass of the people, but
here in this work, set forth in clear plain and
densed style, that all may read and understand for
themselves. Sold by G. X. MCCULLOUGH,
Lower Sandusky.
Also at every county seat in eastern Ohio.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24

than any other goods offered to the community Let
those who doubt this, just call upon and satisfy them
selves of the truth of the above; and though will
copy after quarters and &c national salutes and
say will put dollars into the farmers pockets
safely them, that they dollars by examn
ing goods aud prices, and comparing them with those
who have their houses filled from urret to cellar' and
who have for the especial accommodation of the pub
lie been compelled to enlarge their store rooms But
come and see! mind the wind work, gasshg and
blowing, from " head quarters ''-as portion of our
New Stock has arrived and is opened and ready for
sale. and daily
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24

FROM THE HON. JUDGE WILLIAM BURKE,
Late Postmaster Of Cincinnati for more than
taOeI1ty gears
The statement of Justice Finch is entitled to the full
lest confidence of the public fully corroborate
what he has said having used the medicine myself with
the most decided benefit. WILLIAM BURKE.
CINcINNAT1, August -, t845
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24
Revolution in Sandusky!
AHEAD OF ALL COMPE TITIONi!
FIRST ARRIVAL NEW GOODS.

The subscrber has Irom the EASTERN Cites
where he has been spending time, i'll purchasing
stock of goods expressly for the Sandusky market;
and he happy to inform the public, generally, that he
in selecting assortment such is rarely
in this section of the states and they will be sold
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24
RMS FOR 1a49-IN ADVANCE.
PREMIUM

Postmasters or others, sending 30 names and Is doll
lars, will receive VOL II. of Hodeus Magazine hand
somely bound in muslin and gilt edged!
Address (post paid.)
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-24

Bank OF River Raisen.-
Michigan Insurance Co. par
Merchants blk, Jackson br'k
Oakland CO Bank broke
Far and Mech. bank. par
State bank. par
All other banks. uncer
Michigan State Scrip. IS dis
81 Clair
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-26
The Double Acting Rotary ChurU

"NOAtVu JanuAry y, 1919.
bringing mis- ehectua and simple Churn into use tina
proprletors ieeng confidence in capabilities do MOI
hesitate to pronounce il The best Cburn ever offered 10
the public. JONES g. CURTIS having purcbaseJ ~
sole rsht OF manufacturing and vending he above named
Churn are ready 10 receive orders for The same AT Their
General Office, No. 81 Broad Street, BOSTON. MISE
Ana IN order to convince the ncreduous and satisfy
curious al ~ O'Clock daily, cAurning tvu be n1nde
me pubie are invite to call examine the machine
anu see Its utility tested. 1t confines the foowng vo
liable qualities "'is 'a'-
IL produces butter in less time than any other chvrn
making 1t and gathering from sweet milk in ror Ibra
10 eght minutes, and rom cream in much less time
e IL Proauces more butter from the same amunnt Of
mllk or cream than The ordinary me hod as IL does s
"0rK IN more thorough and scientific manner
Is the cheapest simplest, aAd most convenient ever
butter >makng. P''N~iP'eS W
:. It's action Is chemical, well as mechanical. II
e ar iht0 he cream or milk, one side and bY
suction extracts II from the other side.
o. extracts only the butter, fifty parts Of the milk
anS the Aloumen, 6lnten, sugar Starch untouch.
that the MIX is equally palaiable and nut ricious
III al culinary purposes and Tor tie feeding Of
Calves, or other Stock. e -
g. II is of such easy acton that HID con o n. churD
ing OF a small family. ~ ~
~ b. We ask all such as are interested In The mann
acture OF pure butter TO cali satisfy themselves
we oHer 1t upon the following terms II The Churn
uoes MOI prove as recommended, may be returned and
the money Will be re unded 49,
liberal discount made those who buy TO sell again
W ouers Tor Churns, applications for the rio hi 10
anuac'ure and ss in Maine, New Hampshire Vermont,
M dssachlsetts, and Rhode Island, addressed 10
Hos'oh' June 90. obtw4t JONES & CURTIS.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-26

PERILoUs ESCAPE On the hight of sunday
the 10th ult, Capt. John Hargraves, OF this
county, was returning home from visit in the
neighborhood, riding mule, during severe
thunder storm, and when it was very dark
When near the Beaver Pond hills, his mule wan
dered from the road.
He perceived that his mule was descending a
steep descent, and he attempted to throw himself
off, upon the upper side, but before he ali0hted
he discovered that it was over precipice, and
chung to the horn Of the saddle, and thus pulled
the mule over into chasm some or feet deem
and 2 or wide. He fell on his back and the
mule upon him. He was protected from the
whole weight OF the mule by rock which nro.
jected from the bottom but still the mule cover.
ed him enough to keep him down and render his
situation painful.
| He hallooed and made efforts to be heard for
some time; but despairng OF relief from anv
other quarter, he took his knife and cut the mule
unul II died-he then cut it into several pieces
Dut NOT enough 10 extricate himself, occasional.
! y hallooing whenever the violence of the wi
abated.
Finally, after being in that situation over n
hour. almost suffocated by the dead BODY Of the
mule, Inc blood and water which had washed in.
TO the chasm, ne was heard by Mr.. Swearincen.
a neighbor, who with difficulty, on acconnt NJ
the darkness, found him, but was compelled ~
turn and get an axe with which he cut the mule
and extricated Capt Hargrayes, but the latter was
in such an exhausted condition that he could moi
get him out
He then returned and brought bedding, upon
which he laid Capt H., and remained with him
until morning The darkness and storm pre-.
Guiding the possibility Of finding any OF the
neIghbors' houses, the nearest being more than
mile off.
| Captain Hartgraves was taken home The next
morning by the neighbors in very bruised and
exhausted condition; and we are happy 10 learn
he is fast recovering from both.
Fan Buren, (.4rk) Inteilieencer.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-26

MEzzoFANTI Some OF the Eastern Papers
rave hkened Hon. Geo. P. Marsh, Of Vermont
Tue newly appointed minister resident, Of our
government at Consantnople, to the Italian NJ
zolanti. And who is Mezzofanti? will be asted
ny most OF our readers. We will answer briet'
ly 0'ie
Merchant, now recently dead, was Roman
Cardinal, celebrated for hi, extraordinarv ,o,,,a
IN the acquisition of languages Lord Bvron
hence called him the ''Polyglot."
AT Rome, where the propaganda entertaps and
trains missionaries for and IRON all parts Of Tho
world and where all living languages are current1
lyspoken, Cardinal Mezzotanti conyersed with
each man in his own tongue and idiom Curions
.hlAgs are spoken Of this remarkable yet SEEMING.
~ mechanical gilt OF his. elf . it is said C Ne
were addressed for the first time in language or
dialect new to him, he listened with wonder
lul power OF attention, decomposed the sounds in
MS mlnd' searched Tor the analogies, and sought
out the roots, Ina short time it was clear IN
hlm-he was master OF the lexicon and the gram.
mar oil the hitherto unknown tongue"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-26

The LATE RAILROAD ACCIDENT. A Cor
oner's inquest was held at the Hospital 10 ascer-
tain the cause OF the recent collision on the Wor-
cester Railroad, whereby the engineer, Mr. Nc.
Coy. lost his life. Several individuals connected
with the Worcester road were examined, most OF
whom were OF opinion that if tile engineer had
obeyed his Instructions and kept good look out
Tor the New Haven train. the collision would not
have occurred. 1t appears that the deceased
stated that just before the accident happened, he
heard rafting about the engine and looked to
see what caused it. His attention was thus d.
verted IRON the signal flag. He further stated
that he did not expect any down train at that
time.
The witnesses all agreed that Mr. Mccoy was
worthy and competent man. He has been in the
employ of the road for eleven years, and has all
ways discharged his duties faithfully.
The jury returned, as their verdict, that the
collision which orcasioned McCoy's death, was
caused by his attention being divert by the rat
Ting OF the engine, he endeavoring at the tine to
discover the cause OF the rafting. That the road
was IN repair, and that the New Haven train was
in its proper place and on good time.
TTdceILer
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-26
WHO KILLED JAMES MCCOY 7

Mr.. EDIToR-Cdn you inform me whether II IS Gus,
'ooary AT the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boso
10 suffer their patients Tor rather vcumS) TO perish hy
Neglect for the benefit OF science Is 1.-THE rfasbion 10
ct man lay IN tie Hospital, With both thighs crushed,
as ia the case OF Mr. McCoy withoa, any surgical aid,
Tor some fourteen hours, till mic ht suit the co veienc
Of e 81 g. on to collec an audience 10 witness his mu
ulaton? Il would seem 10 me, hat il man coud live
fourteen hours IN such condition, without help he
mgelwith prompt assistance have lv more than t.ree
"ours afterwards.
II there is any rule thai would prevent man in such
er' stances from receiving prompt surgical assistance
ior which he most earnestly mpl red ii 10, rom The
egar officers Of the hospital at least from such skilu
Pr. seIans as his rel tvs anxious to procure or
mat would prevent his removal TO his home where bus
hltnds desired 70 carry him as The, knew of his
Condition. and where he begged be carried where lie
might De attended TO without waiting ill class Ct stu,
dents could be Objected there be any such rule, il is
high time that II should be abolished The surgeon
should he required give immediate attention 10 every
urgent case, or allow il to be done ny others.
True it is good thing ioI medical studens 10 be well
informed in capital operations, and such chances do no
occur every day; nor can we expect them (maser OF
pupis) to drop every thing aud run just because poor
man Is wounded, and is suffering untold anguish and
begging for relief II might entirely upset h-r dignity
10 do SO. He is martyr Of science, and stoult be
thankful that bis sufermgs, (Which are moi joyous bu
srevous" may contribute TO The relief Of many who M
hereafter fall under the of these students Is mol
this thought sufficient sustain man uid, his suffer
nss, even though they be severe
rpArr1rrn