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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
LETTER FROM ANNAPOLIS.
Naval School Academy {
ANNAPOLIS, NJ. d, Oct. II. I

FDITOR OF THE HERALD - Thinking
that perhaps you would like to hear from a
Vermont boy, | will write few lines. be-
LONG to the DIST Mass. volunteer regiment
hut nv native State il Vermont, and the
Rutland Herald comes regularly to ourcamP
beinp sent to me by my friends in Vermont.
We are stationed here for the purpose OF
gua,dne he Annapolis and Elk Bridge rat
road, il having been torn up by the rebels
General Butler came up and took pos
session of the road, laying the track owe r and
putting strong guard along the road TO pre-
vent a second attack from them. ih4 en-
cine was also taken to pieces, but Mass fur
nished men for the emergency and the en-
cine was soon in running order, but all OF
ibis was done last spring. Now there Is per
feet order here there are now twenty-five
thousand troops here they are gong on a
secret expedition. Shermans battery IS also
here, One of the men showed me the flag
which was completely riddled with sh4t IN
the Bull Run battle. The man that showed
me the flag was also wounded, seven shot
strikipo him in the breast aud face; he says
he is uood for seven mere of the same sort.
| visited ,ht. State House short time since
The State Hoase was bnilt by the English
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
Leaven worth. Oct. 81.

The conservative newspaper of this city
has advIces that the town of Humboldt, X an
sas, has been totally burned by the secessi1n-
lists from the Indian country. 1t is thought
probable that the records Of the United
States land office were destroyed.
Two hundred wagons and thousand yoke
OF oxen have been sent 10 Gen. Fremont's
command within the past week from this
place.
The steamer Florence arrived here this
morning from St. Louis, having come through
unmolested by the rebels. There is fonr feet
of water in the river.
St. L. uis, Oct. 10Th.
A salute of 10 miDute guns was fired at
the arsenal al noon to-day III respect 10 the
memory Of CommiSsary General Gibson.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
From the Burlington Free Press of Saturday. ]
VERMONT CAVALRY HORSES.

VERMONT CAVALRY HORSES.
We took an hour Yesterday to visit the en-
campment, north of the village. where the
mastering of the Cavalry Regiment, and the
inspection of horses for the same is in pro-
gress. The first thing that drew our atten-
ton, after we were few rods within the
enclosure, was the inspection of horses as
they were brought in We found Colonel
Plat on the ground. with some sharp-eyed
assistant inspectors. Near by, branding
irons were kept hot in a temporary stove of
charcoal, to be used when the word was given.
The process, as we saw II for a dozen or
more, was as follows: Thn horse when
brought forward by the owner, (or bv some
one for him. and stripped of everything but
his bride or halter. was made 10 take a few
turns, which in some instances wa The ONLY
prelude to quick order from the Colonel =
" take him awav--we don't want him
when the discarded candidate for cavalry
hOnOre without further DELAY took up his line
OF march for the outer gate, to retur to his
former less O-tentafious emnlOvment in civil
life. In other cases the horse was Dut 20 a
lively trot for a few rods under the stimulus
OF blow from whip, TOOK a quick turn On
his feet auc returned 70 the stanl-ro he fol-
lowed by bret keen cxamin4tion-orca-
sonaIly by an application OF the rule. which
would tel # he t.l, Shor. Of the rp"elar hiult
and the order went forth take tim way
We don't wan hinr"-o or :-~Jrr.d him." IN
tho latter case. he vas a. once branded On the
nj b tore l0ot and on tie NIGH fore shoulder,
with me lctte~~ l.. : From q coil OF ROPE
nrar tv. p'c"r Wa, cut IF and ku0.ted
round his neck Tor Il .a,rrr. au,. ,... wa led
off to be- p'cs"fed with ra- lnu- rows o. his
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24

john Patch, who claimed the honor of
being the original inventor Of the steam
screw propeller, died at the poor house in
Yarmouth. n. S, on the 27lh of Septem-
Der. He was Nova Scotian, and died,
like many men who have given valuable
inventions TO the world, poor indeed.
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-rrCU OF MAI. GEN. B. F. BUT
LER
yfRFp BFFoHErHE W. LEGISLATURES
Oct. as. 1"Gi.

,rcp. heartfelt thanks are due +" YOU
This kind and generous accordanr" OF
p respect and tribute TO service rem
II in the course OF duty to the coun-
! accept that tribute in behalf OF
Communion, in arms, who are now. ~
sht to be-. in the field, in defense OF
r and our hbrrtic>.-no, OF eur conn
I'll that w, have 10 look to in the past,
i've for in the future.
lave laid. sir, That my companions in
are engaged in a defensive war, and
.rd it Is 50. Let Us for moNcnt, if
nIra>r. throw back the mind II single
r,. month AGO. when We were citizens
Inc iii st country in the world when
r1,h. happiness, peace, prosperity,
umoujtty were ours, under con
rion which the wise government OF
fathers framed -u we'll. that those who
-, tried their hand in the uuEoIy work
making a new and better, lave found
upo>-ihlr-haNc made it," change save
.Lr minor question ct ,iiirc-holding
In.rIap- may -:y there i a chang"
making humm slavery the cornerstone
tJ.ir Con-t.ui,u, instead of Freedom,
cb wa, the foundation OF our fathers
,~fitutiou.-a changc which WE may
content 10 lruyr 10 the opinion of the
lied world, whether it l. an improve
4 y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
FARNIING IN OCTOBER
Yours, &c.
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from the .arden and el.ewEere. incInding ali
falling lcaves, to increase be compos, heap.
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TO stiff clay soil intended for tllage next
year. Leave he ground without narrowing
=. Aoss a. ,l.u.i a. posi- PIE Oh Inc surface
Potatcr~-Hsry,.st b.tore ininred nv frsst
and market or store in tho cellar. Ii room
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and our chldren's children load Of ma
tiolr, debt Let us eXame for a mo-
mcr.t tlat doubt, | grant that we may
over,trp he present limit of taXati n in
the accumulation of expenses for the war
But 50 far, have right to say, in the
first place, these expenses are owed to no !
foreign country they are owed to our
selves, and to ourselves only.
We have expended money from our
own pockets, and in payment of our own
soldiers, so that we may, perhaps, be SAID |
to have shifted it from one pocket to the
other. agree that we are laying up a
debt, but it will be debt of gratitude, to
which our children and our children's |
children will be bound forever.
1t is said, and it is our say, if you will
allow me so far topophesy, 1--WE are fight
ing the battles of poSterity,-and not only
as regards our enemies at home, but our
enemies abroad For. Sir, after We have
demonstrated to the nations OF the earth
that We can carry ON the war. with mon
ely at the usual rate Of interest; after we
have shown that We can carry on the war.
burning bread staff for fuel il the West,
and importing 1t to foreign countries in
! the ta>; after we have shown liut we can
/ provide an army larger than was ever or-
/ %auiZrd il the same time by any other MT
/ ton, better fitted our. better luid than al
most any other b"aurh OF hu1nan indus
! trv.-Whtn we have shown that navy OF
vessels can b. gathered thus rtpdlv.-
/ when We hayr exhibited that spectacle to
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
MONTPELIER, Ort. Il, 1861
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another gathering, just as the front man was
raIs'ng his head 10 question him, he com
henced his prepared questions as flows -
Mister, we're from Cht'enden county, Vt;
were golnG 10 Dutchess county, y. Y; we've
got nlnety-one cattle in This drove, and we
pad elghty-seven dollars and fifty cents for
'hal yoke OF spotten cattle. Inc croWd
cdted, and no man burst ask him any more
questions. Not 50, however, the Represent
auFes' "lth less OF sensitIVeness than the
above investigate hen the Go'ernor takes
the questions out OF their mouths with
| prompt ana ouinclent answer, they proceed to
aSA more u tim " hen ne asks them i'r
clerks 10 heIp aim prepare report they 10
| Il 10 De sure and then without waiting F." see
what he mas 10 offer they out-Covo1e Cos" '@
ID io!io"ln INN up. Now wish 10 ~ .'>-
uhcliy understood that ! approve OF eXa' 'ln9
! d Paru1 o!ar report OF the Cmef MAGISTRATE .:
Tue Wa! IN "hioh ne has used the PeoPl" ;
I4HuS' 4'H sure / kno" not out DIS pro-
ceeul"S9 are as Scoly a. they are represented
anu @9 sal" Yesterday 90 'nihK 'hey nave
! suspicious appearance bat see no hee,l
% approaching 50 near TO an insult a. 10 ask
mn mn que9'io"s winch hr has answered par
ua'! anu when IT. mas anu-Pa'eh Us o!
| o"i'''iI7 70 answer t"rt" In|F' II "ouI1 DT
'aioao'@ literary curiosity 10 record veToa-
"'n Il max was sad pro ana con on ms res
o'u'lo"' he do1maS' each dlherent rom me
o'ner' winch members en'er'4 ined-ihe az
u.1uon' without dlervnor, -, ana a, Inc uls-
'i'''''0"9 with q ''I1Ie''ce--"o "''' al ~
cl'u' TeACS. h1' nave ho' pace 7u't'0'
10 say 'na' '''e "iu"1! was me mex LILLE
Il 2rI Ter, alter me T t Wa passeI
\ OIL was H''Touuee'' 'n'' a''e'"oo" 'N-
emP'In@ iro"' a'tarh'nemt one h'rS'' hArle''
| and wa2on' worth III all no' more man Two
. hundred dollar. instead Oh one YOKE Oh "He"
as before; las Is aH9"'',@' Pefna '>' 'u'
senator Nooi'rd4es hi OF Yesterday en-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24

ia The Government is about erecting in
Washington permanent barracks for 10000
t.)-lS
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If he does may say, that a despotism may
rise on the ashes OF this Republic, but it
can never J." broken into little, snarling
Contederacie, ueter, neeer : Gap
plause.)
Then, Sir. take it that you will agree
with me, THAI this war must be prosecuted
at whatever cost of treasure, or of blood.
Your State, Sir, if may speak thus
not 10 pay a compliment where none is
needed, has sent her sons, some Of whom
l had the honor 10 serve with at Newport
News. And one Il them is now there,
high in command. You have poured out
your treasure like water, whenever called
for, and your sister States have don, iii"
same.
But is there any doubt in this contest:
Let us apply the same test to this matter
which we do to the other business OF life.
What can these men accomplish who are
in rebellion against Us Build our ships?
can they sail them: Can they build rail
roads, or factories, or run them: Can
they even fill their own pulpit> Can
they build their own school HOUSES: Can
they fill them without the = >chool-ma am
from Vermont? II, then, We have beaten
thrm in every other work Of human lie,
if they can 10 little in those things which
give lis success and civilization. l. il 80 he
believed that they can conquer H., Whrm
it comes to The question OF war: l. not
the same >igor, the same intellect So uc
cN"Itci with the same activity when We
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23

Ec0So.r The F4cks burg Wig notices q
favor sent 70 in II ottca, ny a lady, IS fol-
lows
A great 1NriOSli, WaS sent as ny pi re- Ria n
ehxrd. 1t is n ..nt0ieI economical hdle, >
"a var long, aDd il "a fitd VIII burn SIX
hours eacn night for six months. ana all that
light at IL coat Of about Z" cents. Il is ma Le
Dv taxing Oue pound 81 hesSw..I and three
fouTths OF II pound ~ rGstn, and melting thrIu
Gegether Ih-n take ABOUT fOnr thre ids OF
aiark-twt-tFd cotton for - vtck, ana draw II
about three Times through the melted vs. *
and roaiu and v-Ind n b Ii; tisen pun the
eua above tho b III aud iigh IL, and SoH nave
IL very GOO ,nde. Oars Is Ve7J ftnrituiiJ
wouud Ca. u corn cob, an inakes pretty or
Z ,mept. Tue cuvieUs c LII e 1t a oar ofh e
Mrs BiIucuard deserves II premiIri tor IN"
invention, in tines ike iisesc, Wneu candie>
are scare. and dear.
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u EDS FOR i he .AKay,
II AND WINTER Use
N TIE EC3PIIAL5

Til subscritoF oi4s.s 10 'he military public
TIE C0EFEDERATE IATXRE&S.
a cling evory 1t qaiten,ont Of y Bed Tor Ctisp
dQII;iS wintsr a-sc a5 tio best adapted 70 t1e
'aiGbt Camp Hospital.
IL i spread upon The iio7r Of the tent, perfectly
secure against tee damp that ris=s tAerefrrtn. 1t
ID lighi and compact Tor trsnsportatca, and Is i'm
pervicus 10 iaia when exposed thereto. II saves
ls5 from til L.eakaGe and tran pOTtaFir1 Of Cots,
sn+ Is IL than ono-!onTth Their usual weight. Ii
rqulr. less th2u enc half tbs pee clothes rt4usi'e
hen C5ys ua-d. AID coa,s oUiy $50. II is
"a pted to the pr ste- ~ we'll 80 Officers,
the ;srascon well as i2tanfry, It claims the
1taltIcn CT Il s';u sry generally, end challenges
he most rigid trial.
1ose baving lte furnish Of 4o72stala would
do yyrn ,,ss tie Rdaptahl.Ity ii tie ~ 8@ds 80
hoir wautg and The cons qusnt economy in th"ir
as.
SrtIe-s to tee Army, and dealers generally, can
be supplied by & aiALf.
Ssh atreet, sor+h III Leigh street,
M - lsr.< <i"U%"67s5.
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rEpOT OF ARMY CLOTHING

HEpOr UF ARMY CLOTHING
ANB
TEN TS,
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
On hand a0d making
500 pair gray Cashmere PANTS
5000 do GOATS.
/ 90 Blanke. OVEgCoATS, with Capes.
1900 pair Long -legyed BOOT rs for Cavalry.
1850 nsfr heavy grained do, for iafantry
9 200 pair We made -HOI9i,.
2,oCo pa;r heavy brcgau ."
l. 100 brown Fisonsi OVERS HiRTS extra sayy
zoo red do co. do. do.
1000 plaid co do. al wool
500 plA.d Linaey do. all VOL filirg
! 90 i;nnel NiER>HIHF3.
1909 HEX ry Clerk SHIRTS.
luO00 sir uRaWEHS. & iiledo
3 900 CApS and HATS.
J. 100 ~! Cloth CAMP kTiGS.
80 heavy BLANKET RUGS.
l.0t0 pair BLANKETS.
Large quantity ~ TENTS for privates and oil
hgta'i. ed ts'ea i've pcepa-a Icus for 10 sr
manu- actIire-
Cray CLDrE ard TRIMMINGS FOR officers
uniforms.
T'he subscriber bavi9g ma5a his contracts for
cd. early lsst -pYia & aud secured large q1aoti-
". een furnh the Alb articles az l0yv hv
had within the limits Of the Confederate states.
no 't--lw* JOS. !. .ABRT.
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HILL COkE.-It

rARRON HILL COKE.-it j, not possible
Y that we eau supply for souae time 70 come, the
and fer Coke for al the purposes 70 which 1t Is
sought to he applied il yoed the hospitals aud
other benevelest iustituilous /, esnnot be spared
for furnaces or beating purposes. II ri4 scsry
6ashel be iadispensa6ty required fer cooking For
this purpose va expect 10 he abe 10 furnish the
families of those who ara In actu feE~leein dstgnt
camps with Reasonable supply After them our
regular customers flr pas; seasons, nho hare patti
for s71ct they hare ALREADY consuned The bela4ca
OF our weesly product will be sold to other sppl
cants in ne order in sh oh i ID applied for, and
delivered In the order III which Il Is soli-subleot
always to the precedence Of the three classes named
shove, pitkos, regard 20 date of orders. We do not
expect TO be able TO spare titan enc load per
month to any private family.
No order win be recognised that Is not accom-.
paa ed with the essh. JNO. J. WEIR I'll,
no 4--ts Agent.
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A MAToR OF 4 CITY A "DB.D EsAo. The
Mayor OF Atoauy. New Turs. or stt', n tiEt,
- enter = ball room, in that city, il few nights
since, Was prsvent ted and assaulted by t!e
door keeper, VIII would not :.oUit him I'm
/ .ss he ,lai fifty cents ba door keeper
ARRESTED. when the k~cCrCier decide that the
al iyor 81 q city mad z perfect right O en+eE I.
piare of amusement without paying,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23

rINo JOAN Z BUDWELL.-Being prepared 10
pas yan The money and costs decread by the
Curcrir Court OF the City of Williamsburg and
County II james City, In the suit of Reneher
Browne aud having aseer.ained after due search
for you, tha; ou abseut from yonr usual resi-
ience aud in The army. tbs il v notify you of my
readiness 10 pay and that win pay yoil. or any
authorized agent of yours. II yoa viii inform NE
whore you. y such agent, eau be found other
@isa stall deposit the amount in the Court.
MARY RENGHER
~. 6-to,.h Navs Will am hing Va
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ssss.s skwa va.gssks.

Elll E3l MADE. 10 PHYsIClANS.-H
I I respectfully requssta2 tsai .hs Physicians d
ehts..isJ vii report ~ he offes corner CT Brts
81 V'h streets sncE rt.~ers and solder Unir
aeir ca2.ge - are qua-tered IN private faaitss
ctsl-, and boarding Sorses- stating iheir oL4
'ngt, where QTsrtersd and ~ far As prsctcsbls -
sg;mt7i sAd company ~ which iEey beioes TlI
7f'Traeti"n wi g:sas.s r.eGate BE gable ~
100,
AL SE1eors an. @eife.s g1lArteEsd PrtVslc iA.,
fet hotels, srG b3sytin g.h0csea, VITO ha7e sss5
Oh, 5ci A." cat stte2cs z ~ say physician. "
s.ort hrsiesiyeS a. ghot- eating heir e. )'i'n
-s-srt ecDpecg EnS ~-girl=r:.
Ssb z {'lS,,SL
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V,GU MEADOW. 8yNRICo CUuSTY.

HIGH ."FA DOFN, tINNItft q t0IL Vt 7,
N,yunhe' Gtn, Sc. s
Ihava seen to-day. the mo 81 Of CAMP BID
invented by Nj G. W. WHITE, of company G, 2lst
Regimen, Il ia Volunteers, snd take gr Il, plea
SIRE Ia recommending g same 70 er'y Ulcers; Il
being in my opinion The very thing needed for the
81 K end wcun led as we'll tor those ii e1tu.-
IL grea,'v excois in Comfort and durability suy
Cau.p Bed hav ever teen combining tsbip, chest
wri ugd *. &ni nd, in the compass Of the crdi
nay anc Bel Thi7 iDventi3n only nee Is
s.rinati n 70 rrcovnmcl9 it to prscti Al
| hAve - ctl &c Iuatut.d Va in Mr.. C. " Waite tor
ssve, al ears and ca I uly say he not ouis prs
= sses gen iy, bat is d Iaau 'ha' can Do ro,iod
oa in every Respect JO2iaH DAabS.
ii AZ
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FICHH Nj y " o. I*UF.
/ take gras' pleasure IN recommending TO amy
ci'Ieers nsw Canp Bed invested BY Ar. q W.
White. Uo;tins great ingenuity WITH an eztenTed
exp rience in the service, MIR hite has eded
In producing combination of Bed. Tabe, Trunk
and Litter for the sick aod wounded, which exceIs
anything bav~ yet seen IN comfort, convenience
lgStne-5, du ability and cheapnes. With this
Bed a. Lsnd the surg on reed 20 tougar IVORY hi
wits for expeaients which II adn the 10 t, leg,
or BODY OF tbs undad sold er. Ali These things
are done for BIN ~ methods Ct su prisiog simpii
city. hrd an Fl vii ID .Lis Be- great com
fort yyhan ", l. ant If W a16ei or aick. may DC
transpo ted home M n It. in hie othes uads-
HIM. AMI N any il 10 bat i desirable.
LAIN ARt DARRTSOE.
Caat u IL 50th Reg't Va. Vols.
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NJ ILIrAkT MEN,

MILITARY MEN,
We ATTEN ITO n,
Tie 's-gsst varin,v :" ha found Ii
CLOTHS, CASSINA RES and FESTIN o..
To- mi tsry suits agd citizens :ins drees. Three
th.g ,aid yards
tDhTIN y ard PANT STU IF
For SHIpI+Bs. - the yar', T large Qua2life 2
OYER Coa.iESs, b grades son liL,, Hef.ve: aG,.
seHsl,at, ioG I'll. -r' coste; Military Over oats,
in ~ - variety Camp SlanSe =: Aha~is G!ov",i
Socks; Co.ufuIte OIL q rerU, SIS: Lagg n, and al;
I..gar,; ~4.er.tro.F SeAulle itsrr-Gca'.: Wate''
Proof 40 or hand Sits made 10 in slo (
notice, EaTra- Il L. 1t; Ger4n0 Lambs VOL, "nd
= akrf tine, sh-rts ana Drawers al s2e iG-
Free Cloths and tRhs,mera' black and - ~,
the cnsst s-erflIeat 70 ba II Il; Nes:inss q. al
,y,es al msde ID aa7uTe, Ia the best style; Trim
aings al kinds A :pu assortment CT fine Df-ss
Clio CcGts 2Id F!a'x doe skin Psrtz, 10 full as-
sorf a-t on hand
3oES' CLp1HIN g-0vr.~Coatj, Jackets,
pe't. SRI vests
7 y. '<O'aT0N : CO., 5ll Sycs,aoTa 81.
~ SIS. Petersburg Va.
80 - r,.--t IN -, ii4HIS, TEN rs
y W. 4r@ prepared - make Wal Tqi,ta, Sihley
gelts, Tent, Bel r-ais, and every ether kinG
u Tents sn. Fiys slso gram CPD ether Bags. !,
ARE sc1a quantities. ~ my other :iiod nj worn
ns' is 70 ls uls,Is OF clj,n, at shNrt aotiH.
L. u. C0f.DIt !: o., 9Th st, between
~ IN .,v,1t .vS,S5 Al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-23
HOSPITALS.

sIOUa1H STREET HOSPITAL-Ths ladle.
+ OF the First Baptist Church have procured a
houEo on Fourth street beyond Leigh and propose
areIlng it As hospital FOR sick AMI wounded sol
:.7Ts On aiondsY next. They sill be grateful! for
a2y s.p4aiea either CT provisions clothing froE
i- pi:y or country, INST may he adapted 30 b,
a.a-s ~ the p2;ie,lta Contributions for this pl1
a-" mag 81 lett az the hos tai, OF 81 the store ct
II ~. q. DASDETpsE l0S troad street
~ liza
>yGs.-aVU8 Hospital, CHUXCH HiLl
RICHMOND, VA.
t'-:.- 2tEIEbfs-In wards, 50 per week II
~ Ta.s rcesJ5 81 10 9J5 per week.
oii1-s- = per week. ;ssss thsn week,
or 81" 11t ACT 20 ezcaSs 80 PER week Er.s
.sa15 oT2r ths wCak, u &c IN per day.
IN sx;ta chsgges eXcepss surgical operations
n .ee- III @:ditLonaI fee. sins from - 10 80
be a@sG s-T- Bis payable 81 the rep4n
"a oi rs A.ielt. No smallpox admitted.
t"Fe-t1 .vf!hg wagon viii convey patients t,
- fi3.4 t4e Hospital hen desired. Orders ma,
- ia'' 20 t"a Hospital Or Z. tie Office of a L
.'oJiAs=f, iJ.i. s.s.rt. tetv7ean Main and Csrv
The sI5s-fuer VINO las been connected with ths
as',tr'io" frce "a Foundation having taken II IL,
ter ais cNc!rs.Te charge sided by competent assis
f''s 70 .e''' .9}siar&noe Of tha liberal patronage
e Ri iia1is an If he public generally,
'nH&iCy ps'ra'r,al an& Surgeon,
+ s-ES BOLTON, e, l.,
s,-4ce g., between 18th and 3th.
ss.ssE a>Ts.
{ ~. p. BROCK ~ D.,
.l.rrsh 81 10Y 9s,h end Marshall sts
= ". COGGiN, N. D.,
ia 'e-ls Eesident Physician.
g&ViTET 0T IJfE MFDICAI- CGT
u w a. s-,vEiSI 6ttiS 49, 80
araStat Lo tic f1.s.eIi,s. If Tho sta,a =, =, IS
r,or, .i,a,3 s..a H.; i .,,,v cTr,lstst "a 49, 90
tho rsaeuiion az ,s,jsri :, IL es,,,tnhl,, a1aot4
b frrns4ad ,,5 e~y coo,i,or. r.,,,I.;,a N ~,
ther CONTEXT sr+ s3l~crxsf,I treatment Us sitrs
lion ON Ssr.bEI s5rcot 900, ~ l@tb iro,-oa;a,nir
adisc.ot Il, ~. ,fs5;e. 49, ,hI,. $50 - =
sirv l. 80 ~, - = " -. 81 s'.J ~
Goo fro,- "a -. ~. - r, -. va" 'S'>0 ~
Tha ,iei;a,ta =. :. 49, ~, a. ,s;.s, .,
h. prnes,~r - g. =, -, - -, - "
49, - $50. NJ.
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mens srs admitted except she fs5AnE and those