Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-12
MarysvllIe Medical Institute.

BELIEVING the people Of this city and vicinity have
long felt the need Of well conducted Institution,
where persons who are in bad health may 20 and re-
main until their recovery, and la the meantime be
well attended end nursed, ard enjoy an Che comforts
OF home the undersigned design establishing such an
Institution in this city 20 be called the MARy-vitLE
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, IN which the invalid may lind a
comfortable home and receive all the kind attention
ana mcdlcal assistance, which home and friends
could afford.
We shall have our rooms furnished in the most
comfortable style
Food suitable for each and every patient VIII be
provided.
There will also be a comfortable parlor and a large
library, in which patients may interest thes elves and
derive benefit as well pleasure during their conva
lcsence.
a special department for steam, sulphuric, and
other baths will be provided.
oons will be httedup specially for diseases Of the
eyes.
We lalso have a separate apartment for ladies
with private paror, and female nurse will be in
attendance.
The Medical Institute will he opened as soon as two
hundred subscribers can be secured upon the follow
ing conditions
ist. Each subscriber shall pay sl5 a year in ad-
vance.
"a. The subscriber must be in good health at the
time he becomes such
3D. One month after the subscription is paid each
subscriber has the right to be received and treated for
year, except cases ofprlvate disease; which will
not be admitted. Exceptions are made Of cases OF
cIdent, when the subscriber VIII be admitted immc-
diatcy.
4th Every subscriber will forfeit all claims on the
Institute unless he his subscription within hf-
teen days after the expiration OF the year, for VIII ch
he had previously subscribed. In midwifery cases,
each subscriber will be charged go IN addition to the
regular subscription
Every subscriber will be entitled, during the ter,u
of subscriptions to the advice OF the physicians the
Institute at their offices, at any time they may need,
and will also receive all medicines they require at the
dIspensary of the institute, free of charge.
Eve subscriber, who may wish to be treated at
his own house, will he attended at the rate dol
lar per visit when the patient reside in tie city, and
two dollars if in iuba CITY and ten dollars II the pa
tcnt reside in the country and further than six miles
from Marysvlc.
No subscriber will be allowed to transfer his sub
scrptou to another person, nor will persons be ad-
mitted on the subscription of another.
9th, Patients, who are Hou-suhscrihers will be re-
ceived and charged IS per day in cases of disease
and 50 day in surgical cases Every nous uhscribeT,
in OF midwifery, viii be charged at the rate Of
81 per day.
9th Every patient who is a non subscriber, must
pay for fifteen days in advance, and give good secur
~ for the balance of the time he may reman,-in all
cases paying every fifteen days.
7th. The strictcst discipline and most punctual cS-
ecuion OF the attendants orders will be enforced The
Institute will be kept in the best style, and We are
confident that it VIII give satisfaction to those who
may patronze us.
A copy Of the rules and regulations will be trans
n4ittcd to every subscriber.
NOTICE. Until two hundred sub.cribes are obtain
ed the money received from subscriptions viii be de-
posted in one ofthc Marysvle banking houses, and
publication OF the will be made in each of the Ma
rysyie papers, and also in the Mountain papers,
where subscriptions are obtained. The public will
also be duly notified OF the opening of the Institute.