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BEST SEWING MACHINES IN THE WORLD

styles, prices and samples OF work, all of which we
send by mail free. We claim to have the
BEST SEWING MACHINES IN THE WORLD
For either Family or Manufacturing Purposes
And all we ask is fair trial. Read the following
NJ P o Il T Il N T + Il T s.
FACT No. I.-Tais Company being duly licensed,
their Machines protected against infringe
ments or litigation.
FACT No. 2.-These Machines make the lo,k-
stitch-alike on both sides-and use littls less
than half as much thread and silk the chain
or loop-stitch mac hines.
FACT No. 3.--These Machines are better adapted
than any other sewing machines in market to the
frequent changes and almost endless variety OF
sewing required in a family. They will sew
from 10 twenty thicknesses of Marseilles
without stopping, and make every stitch perfect.
They will even sew from the finest gauze TO the
heaviest cloth, and even stout, hard leather,
without changing the feed, needle, or tension, or
making any adjustment of machine whateyer.--
Is not such machine best adapted to family use?
and If best adapt ed to family use, why not for
every variety of light sewing manufacture For
work too heavy for our Family Machine, we rec
ommend our larger sizes.
FACT No. 4.-These Machines make the most e.
lasuc seam OF any sewing machine in use fact
OF very great Importance in sewing elastic goods,
or goods OF any kind, or bias.
simple in its construction, or more easily
understood. The reputation of these Machines
wherever used will fully demonstrate each OF the
above facts.
FACT No. 6.-These Machines took the Highest
Premium al the Franklin Institute, Philadel
pnia.
FACT No. These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the New Jersey State Fair.
FACT No s.-These Machines took the Highest
Medal at the American Institute, in the City OF
New Y )rk, together with the Highest PremIum
for fine Sewing Machine Work.
FACT No. 9.-These Machines took both the
Highest Premiums al the Mechanics Fair, Utica,
FACT No. 10.-These Machines can do the same
thing generally, whenever properly exhibited IN
competition with other irst-class Sewing Ma
chimes. Blu; we have space for only one fact
more--t Is the most important Fact of. Ill
FACT No. 11-We scarrant every Machine tre sell
to give 6stier Satisfaction Htan any otte Sswtng
Machine IN market, or money refttnde9.
D5-S Send for Circular. AGENTS WANTED.
Address,
Finkle s. LyOt Sewing Machine Co.
No. 53S BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK.
Aug. 3, '6l. | yT.
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OF PARTNERSHIP

kISoOBUIION OF PAkINENSHIP,-
AZ The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned was dissolved on the first
day of October, inst. The accounts are in the hands
of Josiah s. Deal, for collection, to whom all dues
must be paid.
The line OF coaches will hereafter be run by the
firm Of Deal and Brother.
JOSIAH S. DEAL,
Oct. IL, 1861. WILLIAM DlBERT
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VIOR RENT.
II THE CORNER PROPERTY,

formerly occupied by the late Samuel Brown, as a
Dry Goods store, and now in the occupancy of James
Farquhar, for rent II is the best stand for mer-
camille store IN Bedford.
January 10, 1892
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DR.. VIM. B. HURD'S
TO OF II 20 VI D b R.

This Powder possesses the
CARBONIC WIFH0U T THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and is free from all Acids or Alkalies that can In
the least iniure the Teeth.
It's ACTION BEING FNrGRELY Observation-Disclosures
ING WITHOUT WEARING THg ENAMEL.
DR.. VIM B.HurdS Tooth Powder
IS RECOMMENDED BY ALL EN- NENT DENTISTS.
Prepared at DR.. Hurds Dental Office, No. n,
Fourth Street, Brooklyn, E D.
Price % cents per bor.
A liberr discount made to dealers,
.fddreSs Principal Office, tribune Buildings,
No. /, Spruce Street, .Ns'o York.
Sold also by Caswel. Mack 4 Co. Fifth-Avenue
Hotel; ]. Il |. Coddlngton, 7l5 Broadway; D. s.
Barnes, 202 Broadway, and by all Druggists.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyot Co., 232, N. I'd
street, and by o. S. Hubbe, l4l0, Chestnut su eet.
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CHARLES HOTEL,

EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
IA Letters Tesamentary on the estate
OF Cornelius Devore, late of Londonde. ry township,
deceased, having been granted to the subscribers,
all persons indebted to said estate, hereby noti-
fed to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JAMES C. DEVORE,
JACOB G. DEVCRE,
4 JOHN C. YICKR0Y,
Dec. l3.-6t' Egecators
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HOUSE,
Wv prDFORO. PA.

ROCK POWDER
Just received and for sale by
March %. A, l., D EflBApGfFF.
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Have and will keep.constantly on hand, supply
of Coal oil, Burning fluid and Camphine, with a
great variety of the most mode rn and best St - OF
coal oil and fluid lamps.
Pure Wines and Brandes for medical use, Fla
voring Extracts and Spices ofa sorts, Fine Segars,
Suuffs, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
Having the agency for all the principal patent
medicines in use, will keep afull supply constantly
on hand.
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ALSO

Dealer in Books, &c, consisting Of Geographical,
Scientific, Religious, Poeical, Historical, Law,
Medical, School and Miscellaneous Works, in con-
nection with great variety of plain and fancy
Stationery, Cap, Note, Post, and Wrapping Paper,
Blank Rocks, of every size and quality, Diaries,
Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Notes and Receipts.
Q5~Oiders promptly filed and satisfaction guar
anteed, with regard both to price and quality
Gy@Physicians' Prescriptions carefully and accu-
rately compounded at all hours OF the day or night
Dec. lG, 1859
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KLE & LYON
: EW In C-M A c HIN D G 0.

03S RHUvIDW.HI, .NLW-IURh,
NJ o person who contemplates purchasing Sewing
IN Machine for family OF manufacturing purposes
SHOULD fail TO send for of our Circulars, which
contains cuts and full descriptions of the several
styles, prices and samples OF work, all of which we
send by mail free. We claim to have the
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JACOB REED,

JACOB RtEp' @. W. RuPP, J.- co.,.
REED. RuPP AND SCHEIl
BANKERS DEALERS IN Excn,ro,
PEDFORD. PENN'A.
4 RATS bought and sold, colIectioos
Il and money promptly remitted ''u
Deposits solicited.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Jos MANN, Bedford, p,
SO JoHN CESSNA, :"
JOHN Mower, e
h. FORWARD, Somerset,
RUNN, RAlGuEL & Co., Phil
]. WATT s, Co., Pittsbur
J. w. CURLEY, & Co.,
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4 EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Bedford, Nov. 20, 1861.
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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY.

Tho foiiowins Ia iist Of tho different hos.
,tals and their location n the city:
Asnv HOSPITALS.
damp Winter Hos3itai, western suburbs Of
Chlnabcrayo Hospital. OH the hill, overlook.
General Hospital, northstn to. raipu. of I'd
street.
Louisiana Hospital. formerly Baptist Col i.
lsfe,i Western termination Of Broad street
BYRD leland Hosp,tel southern termi ma .ion
OF 9Th street, near the river.
south Carolina Hospital, Manch ester, zap
preached By Mayo Bridge. end Of Ii stree,
1irss Georgia Hospital. :lst street between
Oain and Cary.
second d.orsia Hospital, 9o.h street. be.
tween Main anu Franklin.
Th,rd Georgia Hospital, corn'r OF Franklin
And 34.h stree ..
First Alabama Hospitai. Bread street. bs.
tween 2%'h end % b streets.
Sscord Alabama Hospital. corner Of Frank
Nm and % n streets.
Registers Hospital. on 26ta street. bstwsen
Main and Fran kiln sIrsets.
Banner hospital, corner OF FraEk'iu and
i9ih streets.
Globe Hospital. on ls.h rect. between
Mail and Franklin.
Maryland Hospital. conner Cary ana 2o.h
a.. reals.
0rsanor's hospital, 2lst street, between
hdaih and Franklin streets.
PRIVATE RosPiTALs.
! bellevue Hoapitai. Broad street., Church
Hill.
College Hospital, corner OF Marshal and
IL Ia STREETS.
soidieri Home. corner Clay and Henry
| streets
| Bsptxs, oharch Rospi.ai. An s.fee:, between
Leigh and Laurel.
| Robsrtson's Hospital, corner OF Maia and
| 81 streets.
! st Frances D'Sale, Brook Avenue, near
| BaccA z uartsr Branch.
| HOSPITALS aEcssrLy o~ssEp.
| LixEoa aud Howard \ (Gactory) Hospitals
| hain stree:, tstwssn Goth and Is % streets
Ross (.actcry) Hospital, opposite the above
| Mort aide OF Main.
Crews factory Hospital, corner Of Cary
| and 2iet streets.
seabrook's warsis,.s, Gomez Of Grace and
| 1854 streets
Kent, Paire & Co = Hospital, Main, BE-
tween IL n aDd 18th streets.
Keen, Baldwin & Co.'S Hospital, Main, be.
| low Governor stres.
| st Charles Hotel, corner OF Main and " ai
| streets.
| Richardson + 90. e Store, Main street, below
Il4:h.
| Masonic Hall, SO street., Church Hill.
] BreeisI Ecx's SIors, Broad street, Shoe
! koe Kill.
| Spo,swood Hospital, under Srotswood Ho
| tai.
| Mayo's aud. Dibrsn's Warehouses, and ia,
| Osnxills vnrkahnns In Ma pohestsr. vii, b,
| n-'S::sa Sc scoC az .SS necessary ar
! .issmsc 3 can be made.
Hospital sents ere ling erected st How
| E-a's Grove.
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THE JAPANESE II ENGLAND.-h London cor
respondent gives the following amusing rer.
icul0rs OF these queer strangers in their
latet phase:
They prefer Loudon to Parl,, &, they ha We
not been made so much fuss ABOUT, ana are
allowed to see things more III their own way,
ana At their own convenience. Paris was
done tor than by official programme. The
dYauEhtaman ts IsalIy Clever ieliow in bis
art, and peIfectly inde1atiGabe as u skstcher
He carries the brsas.fold OF his robe filled
With note. book, In which he works with
great rapidisy. and n outline. His drawings
OF animals at the biological 9ardsns are
described - me- by a friend who has seen
thoM-for have not yet had that privilege
~ singula-ly faithful and spirited. and as
sno wing full knowledge OF pers pectiva -
favorite subjects, as aftcrding most s.Ope
Tor the fun which evidently enters very large.
~ into their way OF viewing things. They
are not all carried away by the Ens lish la
dies. On the con trery, they do no. scrupls to
say that they think Us Westerna, OF 10th SEX
-, q stnguiarly ugly race. /. Is very whole.
some 10 be reminded OF TIE difference Of tastes
in this way, for Of all the ugly specimens o.
humanity, In Western eyes, this j panese Mn
6aasy. by universal admission here, Includes
the flower. The same writer sads, that
they were immensely ticklsd by the apson
and CATERS Of bishop, the other Day, at
0rosvsnor House. In one OF their recent
visits to the Foreign Once, hey asked the
permanent Under secretary, Mr.. Hann md,
70 IaVOT tQeIu Win sEetch OF tne Rrlt.
ish Constitution, demand that must
have puzzlsd Tho official 10 comply with on
tie instaIt. Their hotel chaSeef, it SEEMS,
are to be paid by the Govern eag, and enc
remarkable fact hes trGDkphkd res pectilg
Them, namely, that they do NO, SoEG = 90 bic
sword-in other Words, that t4.y are 20. Of
noble birth. TIE Aob!es OF Japan, l. scemS,
are not permitted to leave the country. One
OF the Am bassadors ha. a tole .abie knoW,elxe
q our language. bct ths others know very
little about Il; but they have all a,q 1!-ed
t1S use OF that very pert itiOmauc expression,
WHICH they use very fec GENTLY, Mnd Your
OWE bUsiLesst'
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- fttE GREAT VIRGINIA .ssinEDX AID
80 HCGBU9.--PETERS' INFALLIBLE BE-
AAOY FOR dcENJ2EEIA AND ALL SECRET
EtSEASES.-This great American remedy, con-
ts,ntng no Neraura or basamie properties, exceln
everything heretofore offered t. tbs public In is
Curative, restorative, sud roa1va Iaa poweEs; sad
ahe medical world Es.cninssi when told that
lie above remedy Will cure tia above Gicsases ana
ccnfounded whey neg have occuiBr deuonstra-
!ioos CT tho fscts. Sat tie proprietor, WHO las
kncwi OF tEs .rorlsay for twenty odd years, Las
known Of q csse OF - yesrs' Giaading 20 be rs-
stored TO perfect Essltb, AID Gil other cases Of
sAsrtcr duration to ns xe5tor sd, without a single
sHreo;iA, and therefore cha. lsn2es any case OF
connorraGsa which the remedy viii not cure. PIE
ytded the directions carrier out with prudence
on the paEs Of the patient; ant sny one purchasing
oxf dozen bottles, und using accordingly, in his
OK hor eas-, he guarantees perfect enrs and In
cases OF failure, viii furnish eddt, oael medicine
heo Of charge, to CON- lste the ca ie through his
agents, aud q cure Will be effected without iacon
voEionce 70 the patient.
Price par bottle, 81 htf iozsn bottles SIC;
expcsssaJe from IS 10 so ca
sold by kPPKRsOn = DUrUY, a.. sol Bread Ct.
AID 0. A. BrRECEER, MAic a.. DR. nggis,s, As ec,s
fbr tie city ca Richmond Bold, ls0 BY hi. A. 4
G A. SANTOS. Norfolk, and UHAs. II. CAkrslLI
AID WiLscE WILLIAMS, POr iss mouth, Va.
IN ly-6u.N
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Col. Tenant Lomax.


The Augusta Csastft,s,iona,.., pays tho fol.
lowing tribute 10 tn. msaory Of ta,s gallant
SfAcer:
No nobler srisit ever gave HE rs in defence
OI nn coontfy than Tenant Lomax, Co'oael
Of the Third Alat ANA regiment. who bravery
Jsii IN the late battle near Ei shmoAd. He was
. man OF towering form and comm andlrg
prseence. with q couutenance hsnmiuS vita
IHtelite 0ce. and bearing tho stanpcf high.
TONED honor and Of every generous emotion.
suis life was gentle: and tho elements
30 mixed IN him that Nature might stand ny.
Ana say ~ ell the world. 'tnis was = man +"
Dol. lxnmAx was = native OF AbbeviIie lIis-
tr1ct, ). T. whore he resided Il ths .se OF
manhood He thsl II loved TO Eafsula. Ala.
whore he practised law and edited the Spiri. OF
sAs SsssA. suhss qnsLtiy he removed 10 20
iumbus. Ca. wnsrs, for several ears, lie
edited with marked ability the Columbus
Tnn IL may also be said 20 bis orsilt, that
In tbs utmost warmth # Political contro-
the diSninsd courtesy aud sosupulous regard
for the personal rixhis an feelings OF others,
which ever denote the true gentleman. He
vas, In bic editorial career, x'a,ons and
e0csent champion Of State rign's and Soutn-
err rig ats, and has Lobby seaisI hts faitE
with bis blood. The present war toui d + im
. resident OF Montgomery, Ala 70 which
city he removed after snanisxs, aDd was
among the nIst TO take up arms IL ViactCs
ZION Of our rights and honor. AT the open :
tug OF the WAr he was Onptain OF a Vo. an tee r
corps at Mon'x omery, which Was ordered 10
Pensacola, ana there incorporate ted ia ths 81
AlxbkuaA rs4iufent. Of which ne was elected
1AsufsnaAs Colonel. LIS related oi him that
VAiN .ysupol ariy in command az that post
ho pIASarea 10 s:oi IN Fort PicseLs tat tae
movement was counteTmandsd f,on head
4nar tore al Montgomery. Subsequently, VT lie
Vfsisti e Fort PicNens under u nag of truce, the
Federal oficer IN command said 10 him, s. Col
onAl. Wo EXPECTED the honor OF 4 visit rom
You some time ago" The iepy was, &c SIR,
yo1 would not have bssn d!saproN had
my Utshss prevailed" 1t Is nc W & generally
believed that, had the attempt besa made
when designsd. Fort Pickens would have been
easily taken.
sAToS 81 Aiaoama regimen; was some z, oats
$50 transferred to the vicinity OF Norfolk,
Wnare its twelve In On tina term expired There
Col. Lcmax gave proof Of that true patrio.-
len Ard heroic purpose that ever actuasea
him. He enlisted for the war Ga 6 priv. to n
tbs ranks. but the regiment knew his meEi -
and valas too we'll TO allow him 10 remain
thsfs. Upon its orgeni1ation he was re-
elected Colonel. He fell at It's head, while
leading 1t to victory on the memorable thirty
0sss OF May. Peace to his nshes-honor 10
his memory.
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III w A N II Il D.
QUARTERMAsTER'S sTORa2
.O0U Tents.
600 Axes.
800 Spades.
COZ Pick Axez.
LEO Camp kettles.
400 Mess Pays.
10000 Knives and Forks.
10 003 Spoons.
600 Tin Platss.
1000 Tn Caps.
l0Cl0 Canteecc.
lc,C0, Easo,sacka.
Coco Knapsacss.
sos Katche.e.
Apply A. lie Ordnance Department, corner 7th
aud Cscy streets, Risanon:..
EOsg. From partiss who carao: fcruiaa lie
whole Number o. say Of tho articles above emu.
nera'ed, sulA portions ~ they can furnish viii
be fecsiSed. is 3-zs
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m1LTTARY NOTICnD.

: s--.-~
d. n RE " ARD VII b paid Tor The etpss.
DlV hsasion aGd dslIv.ry 20 ma. q 1a"'~y
h. 5, Of esch the fo'iowtd6 dsserssra:
J. N MELTON, dark eyes, hair. and c'mp!s1'
ioc; . feet inch high. ags 70 yssf; 49,, ar,
&C mp'.zi,p; 5 fee. 9 IL chas high, age ~ years,
Ply Mf Ill ON, DARK ayss, hair, aud COMPLEX
loo; feet inch high. sgs 81 ye.r.. 49,. .,,
W.. L. LUCAS. haht eyes aad nal, .na -.
eoDCle1lou; fees 81 iCcees high. wore SfsS
uniform on leaving camp.
!NO. FORD. light grsy eyae, sanoy CAD, roSy
compilation, fsddi h heard, feetg mss 1!en'
The sbova reside Ia and around HungSy' hAn'
over counry.
JE. COSBY, dark eyes, hair. ard complex 90;
feet II Iaches highs susposea to DO lurking IN
~ by osdsr I' Guy OF A r. p. WILKINSON.
i.4-6s. Csp.. com's Allen ArtII.ry
0.lN RkwARD.-Des.rtsd fr.n my eo@oa:
Gov ny, at Camp Winder, private JOnN
KAYLOR, . substitute. Sad Ksyior H. sbou'
feet inches high, dark complexion. light h'if, and
hezsl ey.s IL about 81 years eli, was mu tered in
on thu 13i ult left that nght and has not oeen
seea since. viii Iay the above reward Tor the
apprehension aud delivery OF "a d KaSior 70 shs
JOSEPH JONES. C,p.sin
j,<-6.* Go. ], late 20th Va Reet
fViTY B4TTA LION.-1hs undersigned avi' 8
been autlor,z ID to Zee q Comp = he
Battalion to bsrS's d isr !oosi deenfe MI Wyatl
II. kiliot. com naudlr y, hsve opened ksrrui:in 2
Off3cs IN ths store # Mr. John G. Page. 80 n In
stcest. bstween II a1d 18th
The command IL to ba statioDt vii IN the 'Mist
OF thu ely for;fcst!ons and ,h1s ,tfo ds sel n
did opportunity 10 those who are DESTROYS OF Ing
10 the service.
Ia addition to ,hs res u'ar pay, thu city gives I
bcuaty of twenty dollar per month 10 ea'h private
ard con @ mulssion sd 0fncer.
Further par,i u'a given at tbs rem fezvuus
which viii be open from 70 l, snd from : y.
JOHN II 02HANHtt,
JAMES +. VAUGHAN,
OsOAK 3. HOU6H,
jeT-4." JOHN Pee, JR.
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sUJH1MkR RESORTS.
IVA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

MoNTa3,MERY
IVA WHITE SULPHUR SPAEaS.
VIRGINIA.
ThIs place will be open to the public on the LIST
day Of June. It viii be kept In a. good style a.
the circumstances Of the country VII, p-rmit.
Board slc per wsek-servanss and children bali
price JNO. n. LYLE,
my as-lm* For the Propriesors.
BUFFALO SFRlN GS.-u.vins leased shi,
- Celebrated wstsipg place, In MeekleDbnrS
c5unty, for the balance OF tie year, An prepared
to ensettia guests In The hest IDsuler. From four
huud.sd 10 four hundred and fifty perScna can be
cirfoItaaiy accommodated. Tbs lucst.en Is re.
mots from the theatre Of war. and yet accessible
70 travel being ony eight miss froiG tie tsrniuus
Of the Roanoke Valley RAILROAD st tls-ksviie,
.ad :wel 80 niiss ffela Wolf Trap. on the Lag vile
ps,iroad. Ths mix s.ai properties OF tie ~sser
are universally resGrdea by these acquainted with
it re- eq3sl to any water Ii Virginia. The public
OF R.ehl,oAd city are referred fer particulars to
ssessrs. u. W. Purcell & Co., Bacon 4 0asker.
viii, WA. Jeses, John n. white and WIN. Z.
Push. JAMES WILLIAMSON,
CIV 27-tfJs Proprietor.
A NsLIA sULfAUN srAiNus, AMALIA
"a COUST7, VA.-Tsis celebrated wsterna
place is located - c.iss southwe-: Of EichE,ond,
On the Richmond sad DanviIls Railroad, tNo and
halt niiiss from Jstsrrvlile station, 1t which
place there will be omnibus Ia readiness to con.
vsy passengers to the Springs, or the i0,h DAY u
Nay, 1862
Board for On. month, rs dsys)...........$so %
Children under tcu Years Cf age----...-.--. 70 90
White Servants. Observation-Disclosures. Is 20
Colcred Servants. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70 90
Board Dor week Observation-Disclosures. IL 60
Beard par Cay. Observation-Disclosures. 60
Fo: ali lpeElA sent TO fCons extrA charges will
10 made H. y 4 Z. U. WILSON,
Pfopret0ss.
II. q Visitors would 10 well 10 bring snsif
blankets wish them. ny 9-2mA
ri y T ZOE
Persons wishing 70 visit the
AMELIA SPRINGS
can do so with safely. Tbs Surgeon Genera
has determined not % press tae Buildings.
nv 2O-im N. +. Z F.. T.. WILSON.
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PROFESSIONALLY CA&Hs

W. r Il DiCAL T1CE.
My friends Gni cid cE.to. .srs, aud the public Ia
general axe hereby po.iGeS. that have dispose d
vi my Chemical Ls5o:Ato ~. and commenced TO
et,;ct attention to my ps aenu by DAY and niah'.
Office above Mr.. Bcde kers DRUG Store, Main 81 :,
nsar 18th. Office hoarA kuui 7 to 4 Ii, to 5
xnd to 10 p Il.
ny 2S-In' T. ED. OOTEH IL. D.
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saDB7s 1-A.

A EDICAL OOLLKGE HOSPITAL
provisions and medicines, the charge for 90
1URED PATIENTS adnittsd into this Kos
pital, after this date, will DO % per vssh
until further notice.
! je Set L s. JOYHkS. M. D., Press.
II UsFIIAl. OF THE MEDIUAL COL
erected by the libsraliy of the Ststs. At cost CT
more than $50 900, Ii now completed, and open foI
tie reception Of patisnts. It Is admirably adapted
by It's plan for the accommodation of tie SICK, and
their comfort and successful treatment. Ia sltus
ton On Marshall street, east Of 18th, Immediately
adjacent to the Medical College, while retired aid
airy, Is at tho time central and convenient o!
sccess from all parts Of the city.
The Patients are EQder the Immediate chHga oil
the Professors Of the College. twho make daily
viAits9 assisted By comps:slt ROsidsnt Phyai
sian.
ment axe admitted. except the IssAas, and those
isborlng under SSALL-Pox AaB oTssx IsyHt-
.Ious DISORDERS.
Lyngln wcuen, both willis and coiorsd, 70
csivs special card .aa sttsntssn.
Iucludsn6 Hoard. Medical Attend.neo SO, 80
White PatisutS- ..e8 PSF week.
Siavss '...:.'......'........ ...:.-..
And at the same rate s1- fractions OF week,
For lsss thsn ore weak. 81 per day. n2 to ths
Charge for full sesE.
Several Isstly furnished r;lys.s Poems hnv
been provided for those desiring separae secontnno
dgtons. Ths eAsiss IL. .hosg Kill sa.y lcln 81 &c
SIS pee week
For carsle.l operations q sso rssirlrs ,rcm IS sc
$50 will % required. a ssdaca tao above week
~ rstas:
pst.sa
limited Lumber o! bSds placed at tao disposal
Of OhefiIsbie Associations, si 50 psr snnam, pay
able semi annually, OF a. corresponding rate foi
SIX m0ntha
Patients conveyed TO or hor, tho Hospital in Z
suitsbls vshlcie, provided especially for tho pur
pose.
Citizens and strangers sss invItsd to Walt
aosrjtA and tnspact iss Arrangements.
Prssicent-Dr. l. 8. JOYHEX.
Attending physicians--Dv.. TUCKER. CON
WAY and McCAW.
Attending EurEeono-DTu. GIDEON, fETiUO
Residsnt Physolsns--Drs. HENRY B. MELVIN
AID MARSHALL T.. BILL.
Stawsrd--F. NJ. PARISH. Ap 22-ly
u ELLEvUE H0SPIrAL, ChuaoH BILL
HEIrX PlrIkRrs--Ia warde, 20 %: week; u
private rooms u 70 el5 per week.
6LAsEs-S5 Per week. Less tha.i \ week, Z
par dsy but not to exceed e5 pei week Ffli
tions over the week, II csnts per dag.
and ,hso an fee roa 81 10 W
val Of the patient. No small ox admitted.
A covered spring wagon Will convoy patients L
AID frou the Hospital when desired. orders MAY
be left ct the Hospital, or At the Office Of A. L
HoLLASAs, thirteenth street., between Main and
Gary.
Tho snbscribar who tss bsan connected will
the Institution sincs It's foundation, having tskss
IL under his exclusive charge, sided by oonpstsn
assistants; s0licits . continuance Of the Liberia
patronage OF ala Intends Aad Of The public ssu
orally.
Atts0Eas pnyklclaa sud aargeou,
LANES BOLTON n H.
Grace st, hetwesn 9th ana StA
ktS1STAhrss
O. w. p. BROOK, n. D.,
Church Anl, cor. 1sth . i'd Narshau ste.
w. W. OO001N, n. D.,
Ia 1S-iv Resident Phvslcian.