The national Republican., 1862-04-26
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Mc1at Pieasaat nsm1opasAs Hospital.
Influenced by the urgent solicitations Of many
friends Of Ho,noopdthy, residing 10 different
States Of the linton, have obtained sn order
from Brig. Gen. James q. wadsworth, Military
Governor OF tie District Of oeutibia, for the
8ooupation OF the spacious nnd airy house and
out.houssa on the Mount Pleasant Fdrnt, for
the purposes Of n Homeopathic Hospitdi. These
buildings are one mile and half north from
Pennsylvanix avenue, on Seventh and boundary
streets. The location is neutrality-suspicious.
grand and pictures due view Of the cities Of
Washington and Georgetown. The Capitol and
other public buildings, the Smithsonian fnstitu.
ton. the Washington Monument, and the church
spires Of these cities, all the eye with delight,
And stsnd as, monuments Of "frsedom OF
thought, freedom Of speech. freedom Of the
Heights And Tie Arlington House. Hsll's Hill,
Upton's Hin, Munson's Hill, Msson's Hill, and
the Theological Seminary, 10 Virginia, with
their romantic environsi are In full Wow from
Potomac, overlooking the city Of Alexandria,
and giving n splendid view or the shipping.
moving on the waters Of that renowned and
magnificent river. On the left. or Maryland |
bank Of the river Is seen an extensive .n and
dale-wOodand and the piOughmRn's fields |
taking In the Hospital for the Insane, and many |
ancient and splendid country residences-the |
abodes Of the descendants of revolutionary |
patriots. The elevated position Of this charm. |
ing spot makes II both beautiful and healthfu. |
The medical department Of the hospital will |
be under the direction Of the most eminent |
homeopathic physicians of this City-gentle. |
men whose medical and surgical skill have
secured to them the honor OF being family ply.
siciSns Of Cabinet cfioers, United States Soma
tors, Members of Congress. Foreign Ministers,
and other eminent citizens. In this depart:
ment, ! feel assured that every attention will |
be given TO the patients that high character, ex.
perience and aGien,iao attSinments Gan secure.
The mstronu department Will! be under the
personal superintendence Of the writer. who
has long been connsoted with hospital service,
In this city, and, from experience, has become
familiar with the wants Of the sick soldier.
The financial department Of the hospital will
be In charge of n. Garter, ESQ, of New York,
who will be It's business director.
The establishment Of this hospital IL n pri-
vate enterprise, and has been urged upon the
o. Iaa
Her everywhere for sympathy, influence, and
substantial aid. BY the action OF Congress.
homeopathy is denied place In the army. The
rance give way under the hsrdships of camp
life. is compelled to take his gun and 90 10 dutyS
or go to hospital, and take allops,ho doses. will
ing or unwilling.
Of generous. humane, and patriotic public
feeling assured that the friends Of homeopathy,
If no others, will avail themselves Of this on.
portunity TO aid In the establishment and main.
tensnoe ot \ hospital. In which their sick and
wounded friends In the army can place them
selves under that system OF medical treatment
approved by their Judgments. The mind has
much to do with the prevention and cure of
disease. Ii
Donations. furnishing materials, and hospital
stores OF every kind, will be thankfully re-
oeived and faithfully applied to the uses Of this
The hospital will be in full readiness for the
reception Of the sick and wounded on the lst
Of Nay next. A few patients could be accom-.
modsted Us soon as the 2Sth inst. Il
for terms Of admission application will be
made at the hospital. one mile and half north
Of Pennsylvania avenue, On Seventh and Bound. :,
ary streets. All letters and boxes will be nd :
dressed: Mrs: 1. n. PAYNE, natron,
H. Pleasant H0m'0gs:stS .sS'na,spp HSsp'tSSl,c s. g.
Itske great pleasure in acknowledging my
thanks to the Government for the very kind
and liberal manner In which this enterprise
has been treated by the Departments, and
feel under special obligations to Edwin n. Stan.
ton, Secretary Of War: James l.. Wadswortb.
6rigadier general and military governor Of the
District Of Columbia, and II. A. Wood, acting
surgeon general. for aid rendered through their
several departments; and to Caleb B. Smith,
Of the Interior: D. P. Holloway, Com.
l.. Ga6urri and other friends. for sympathy \,
and influence given in the establishment Of the
hospital. And must not forget 10 remember, nj
with feelings Of gratitude, the liberality Of the
Sanitary Commission, In ioaning to this humane
and RrduOus enterprise partial supplies from
heir well filled warehouses.
Editors of city and country papers, favorable
% this enterprise. will please copy. and oblige
Mrs. l.. n. PAYNE. o
WASHINGTON, April ~. 1862. d