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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01

General Hitchcock has published a letter
on the subject Of exchange Of prisoners, cause
Of suspension aud the inhum nifty Of the re b.
ell government, and supports the policy Of
Secretary Stanton General Hitchcock says /:
As long the cartel for the exchange was
respected by the South it was faithfully OBJ
served by our Government. There was no
reason to doubt its faithful execution by the
Government until the end If the wa, unless
properly revoked by eompeLant authority; if
the rebel authorities had not destinctly viola
ted its terms under circumstances indeed If
great sggrsvs;ion." lie adds The day
must come when every true American will be
proud Of the reflection that the government
was strong enough TO crush the rebellion
withou. losing its humanity or dignity"
An alarming cattle disease continues to Ab.
sorb general interest in England. short
time ago the belief was curreut that the dis
ease was incursbe This is not correct. A
gentlemen named Mavor has written to the
ondon lines to say that be has cured seven
of thirteen cows belonging to a person in
Mary yebone, and declares that, with proper
attention, half Of the animals attacked may
be saved.
A widow residing in Ohio, who gave eight
sons in defense of her country, three of whom
died in the service, recently sent in to the
Pension Bureau an application for three PEN
sions under the impression that she was en-
titled to that number Unfortunately, how
ever, under the law, but one pension in any
case can be granted to one individual.
In a letter commencing emigrants to max,
choice of Tennessee Gov. Brownlow says
" may be little selfish, as my home is
East Tennessee, as my wife and childre
we're born there, in giving that division g.
the state the preference. / have heretofo
said, and | repeat, in no spirit of lasphemy
that would not leave Eastern Tennessee Il
20 anywhere but to the Kingdom of Heaven"
Dick Turner, the notorious turnkey OF
Libby prison, is still prisoner in Richmond
Notwithstanding the statement that he SUI
oeeded in getting to Europe at the time ,f
his escape. about two months since. He wa
recaptured, and has been confined ever sine
in a cell by IL feet, seen by and seeing on
ly the surgeon, who daily visits him.
The Posts Washington dispatch says it H.
announced at the Treasury Department thai
all the fractional currency has been counter.
feited except the last notes printed. Ais
the legal tender notes printed in New Yorl
have been counterfeited.
The Whz Military Commission re. assem-
bled this forenoon. DR.. A. M. Burrows wa
again called to the stand to-day, and testified
at length as to the abuses at the Anderson-
vile prison and filthy condition of the place.
FATAL RAILROAD AooIDENr.-Mr. Asa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01

DEFALcATIoN AND SUIcIDE.-lt is now
known that A. 2. stone Of Columbus, Ohio,
who has filled the positions of Congressman,
Treasurer of the State and revenue collector
Of a large district, was defaulter 10 a very
large sum, and closed his career by suicide.
He was appointed by Gov Chase to take
charge of the Treasury of Ohio when the
BreslinG Gibson defalcstions we're discovered
He was formerly prominent merchant Of
Columbus. was church member and enjoy
ed high reputation for integrity. 1t appears
that he had gradually become addicted to
liquor and card playing, got embarrassed, and
finally desperate under sense of his inabii-
ty to escape the coil which drunkenness and
gambling had wound about him. On Mon.
day night, the Slst of July, Mr. Stone made
a last effort to retrieve his fortunes at the
gambling table. He spent the entire night
gambling house in Columbus, and lost about
three thousand dollars. In the morning he
took poison, which threw him into a stupor.
While in this condition, he visited business
establishment in which he had an interest,
and afterwards graveyard, where he had
two children buried, from which he was taken
by his friends, and died the next day. His
frauds amount to $4,000, which will be re-
covered from his bondsmen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01

NEW RAILRoAD.-D. G. Linsley, Esq,
Chief Engineer Of the Vermont Central and
Vermont and Canada Railroads has been du-
ring the past fortnight surveying the propos-
ed route for branch railroad from Waterbury
to Stowe. The route is said to be compara-
lively easy and there is good prospect that
the road may be built by next or the succeed.
ing season. The legislature will be petition
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01

Eight Gases OF email pox we're discovered
in tue old Coos Hotei, Lancaster, N. H., on
Sunday, 18th inst. Forty persons occupied
4 I = = ah.. q i.. Z. ctnA 49,. -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01

George e. Hooper has been appointed
POSTMASTER at North Hyde Park, vice Grid
ev Jov rasignad.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01

A GREAT SUooEss.-The American Pub
fishing Company, of Hartford, CT. have sold
of Albert ID. Richardson's book. entitled
The Field, the Dungeon, and the Escape"
nearly 10000 copies. and the sales are still
Increasing. Their presses are running night
and day to fill their orders. See ADVERTISE
ment in another column Of Agents Wanted.
Two new professorships have been estab-
lished at Norwich,-one to be called the
Partridge PrOfessOrship. in honor of Captain
Alden Partridge. the President, and the other
the Ransom Professorship, in honor of the
gallant Colonel Truman B. Rams m, who fell
In the Mexican war. Contributions re wanted
to endow these professorships.
The students Of the Commercial College at
Burlington and number of citizens have
presented to Professor Gilbert Smith, Jr., an
elegant American gold watch, valued at
$3.50. Prof Smith has been obliged to re-
sign hs position on account OF i'll health, and
leaves soon for HAVANA. in the hope that
that climate will be beneficial to him. Frank
ID, Hoyt, of Burlington. a graduate of the
University Of Vermont, is Prof Smiths
successor.
IL 2aA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01
DR.. MATTISON

OF Providence, l.. treats exclusively all diseases and
aecdent resulting from prudence in both sexes, gi'-
ing them his whole attention. DIR NJ is a thoroughly
educated physician over twenty years experience,
bearing the highest testimonials aud undoubtedly pos
'esses superior skill in that class Of dieases which be
has devoted much time aud attention Persons at ads
lance aud ladies especially having any uOub c OF the
hind should be send for his Bo on Special Di
seases, giving full information, in sealed envelope
sent II hnelose one stamp for postage and direct
Dh' MAIIlsON' No rs Unon street, Provd n 81,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01


ATTEMPTED BRIBERY OF AN ARMY OPFI-
oER.--A remarkable case of attempted bribe-
ry has recently occurred at Agusta, Ga. 1t
appears that two parties, Leopold Cohn and
Thomas s. Metcalf, possessed large quanti-
ty Of cotton, the right to which had become
jeopardized either from the rebellious course
of the owners or from some other reason
They accordingly sought out brevet Brigadier
General 9. II. Grosvenor, Provost Marshal
of the district, and rendered him two hundred
thousand dollars to decide in their favor as
to title OF and right to the cotton. He pre-
tended to accept this bribe, and, having re-
ceived eleven thousand dollars, the first in
stallment, promptly reported the case to Gen.
Steedman, commander of the department
Cohn and Metcalf were thereupon summoned
before the General. The former admitted
the truth of the charge brought against him
by the Provost Marshal, and appealed to Gen.
Steedman for cemency Metcalf disclsiming
all intention of offering bribe and joining
with Cohn in an apology and plea for mer-
cy.
1t was thereupon ordered that Cohn should
leave the department Of Georgia within TWEEN
ty-four hours, and take up his residence at
point not nearer than Charleston, and not to
return during the military occupancy of qeor-
gia, and further that the instsllment of eleven
thousand dollars--the property of Metcaf-
should be Distributed among the poor of Au-
gusta.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01

FATAL RAILROAD AcoIDENT.-Mr. Asa
Bordwell, a droyer Of Tunbridge, VT, was
killed on Monday evening, soon after passing
White River Junction, by coming in contact
with bridge, as he was climbing up the side
OF a car.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01
ne Flag, One Destiny

This he ITO Of our Governments and its chAmpi-
oas ant Al Shecman written in words Of tire on
t,r Att cloud In the eAnume. throughout the
whole "a d
CHRIsTADoRO'S HAIR DYE
is winning its silent vlcorts changing rebeous reds.
gray and eows rich blAo1s and browns, and
verting IN a moment, unsig ghtiness into beauty.
ONE HAIR DYE
only will eventually be recogu uiEsd IN the world Of
fashion viz that manufactured by ] CHRl ,TORo,
No. Astof House, Nes York. sold druggists Ap.
piled by hi dressers 69i62dAw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01

Mr. Dudley Sterling Of South Barre, w.,
shot hen hawk which measured four feet
three inches from tip to tip Of wings, and
twenty-three inches from beak to extremity
nf,.l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01

The WIZ Military Commission re. assem-
bled this forenoon, DR.. A. M. Burrows wa
again called to the stand to-day, and testified
at length as to the abuses at the Anderson.
vile prison and filthy condition of the place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01
GHatrbmau s. Stats JournaI.
BY B.P. WALTON
MONTPELIER, SEPT. |. 1865.

SPONTANEOUS CoMBUsTIoN.--The New Or
leans correspondent Of the Boston Pest says
there is spontaneous movement throughout
the South West for the reorganization of
the old Democrat party. Oh, yes and we
can tell you who are in it. First, those who
are still rebels at heart, and last those who
are perhaps homes. Union men, but still af-
ficted with old proslsvery notions. Men Of
both classes naturally look to the "Od Dem
ocracy' (say as old as the days Of Pierce and
Buchansn) for help, because the Democrats
Of that stripe always helped them. But
Democracy Of that sort in the North is not
. strong as it once was and, if the genuine
democrats stick as firmly to their country's
est interests in peace as they have in the
ate war, the spontaneous combustion in re-
beldom will end ip smoke.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-01

The Posts Washington dispatch says it H.
announced at the Treasury Department that
all the fractional currency has been counter.
feted except the last notes printed, Ais
the legal tender notes printed in New Yori
have been oounterfeited,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-15

nRIGINAL NOTIoE.-To Halbert Hoilenier, De-
" PENDANT: You are hereby notified that there is
on ME IN the Clerks office of the District Court of Lee
county, Iowa. at keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney
claiming Judgment against you for the sum Of six
hundred dollars with 10 cent interest per annum
payable annually, money due tgage made by
you to Charles Mason aud since assigned to said Hiram
BaTney and also claiming sgainst you tn foreclosure
said mort the being npon lot g. block l06 in
Masons Lower Addition TO tbs city of Keokuk In
county Iowa. for the purchase money; ard further
ing for sale OF said prsnisea and general relief And
unless you appear and said petition by noon of
the second day OF the next term Of said Court he held
on the hrst Monday OF February, 1885, defiant will
be entered agnst you and Judgment rendered thereon
prayed for 10 said petition Ii. STP.3Na
Rev. stamp boc--eanoelied.l Atty fot Plaintiff. I
nAr2 4w-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-15

4 hroiNAL NOT1CE-To Vim. H. Given John
Wheahy; You are hereby notified thdt Their il now
On me- N The Clerks Once Of the District Court Of Lee
claiming Of you, VIM Given the ann OF Ten bundrs5
ann my dollars with ten per interest Der
payat Annually a. money due mortgage made by
on 70 Ihnrss Mason, and since assigned to said Hiram
aho claiming against each OF you the forsco-
sure 81 SAID mortgage, the same being upon lots g. and
o IN pocs o. In Mason Lower Addition the city of
kfokuk, in Lee county Iowa for the porchsse NOM.
ana Iarther asking for sale Of said premises and
TAI reei Ana uuiess appear or said peti.
on on or before noon ~ the second day the
OF said Court TO Keokuk on the fy.t NJ
gay O February 1866 default will be entered
against YOU and judgment rendered thereon ~ PRAYED
FOR in said petition. III sTpoSG
Rev stamp. 80 ct. At,sx e. pre-
nov5d4w-wed ~ - -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-15

DnieiNAL Nofick-fe Esther Bailey and John
" Barry, Defendants: You are hereby nDtifI,5 thar
there Is now onIe in the Clerks ose Of the district
Court Of Ire county Iowa, at keaknk petition II Iii.
ran Barney, claiming Judgment agains; YOU Esther
Bailey for the sum Of six hundred olisFs 10 per
cent inter- st per annnn, payable annually, money
since assigned to said Hiram Barney; also claiming
agsnt each of you the foreclosure mortgage the
same being upon lot in 81 OK co in Nelson's Lower A-
dIton to the city OF keokuk in Lee county Iowa for
the purchase money: and further asking for sale Of
said premises, and general relief And unless you APP
and answer said petition by of second ds
Of the Of said Court to DO held on the tr.t
Monday Of February, 1861 defanit will be entered
against you, and Judgment rendered thereon PRAYED
for in said petition. II STRONG
Rev. Stamp 50c-csncelled. Atty for Plaintiff
unyerAw-wrd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-15

ORIGINAL N0TICE.-To John Walter P II Early
" aud W H Early; You, and each Of you, hereby
notified that there Is now on fle in the oceof the Clerk
of the District Court Of Lee county Iowa. at Heokuk
petition of Hiram Barney, claiming Of you John Wal
the OF thirteen hundred and fy dollarr with
10 per cent interest per annum payable annually
money due = mortgage made by you TO Charles Ma
son. and since assigned said Hiram Barne also claim.
against each you the foreclosure Of said mortgage
the being upon lots and O. IN block Ia. in Ma
sons Lower Addition the city Keokok Lee
~ for the purchase money; and further asking for
sale of said premses and general relief And unless
ron appear anil eaid petition before
the sscund day Of the next term Of said Court to
mepce at Keokuk the 6rst Monday of February, A
1885 default will bs entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon = gnysd sor n saidpetitih.
HUv stsnp, 20 60 h STRONG,
noge6lV-Ws4 AttesnQ ~ e1nlna19.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-15

I
sstfSf--io John Lnfteub trg snd job n
us1'e. peiehaaats. fei are hereby Notified that
there u on file in tie Clerks Office III the psir,
y - S9uhts Iowa AZ neckDk. petition of Hi
~ DO ny etAihfns laagneat against you. John
!. vi si's sum o. SIX hundred dollars with 10
per cent interest per annrm parable annuaay =. ,ry
~ w tss male ~ You % Charles Mason, aDd
since assigned said Hiram Barney: Iso cls;mio,,
against each of you the foreclosure Of aid MORTGAGE The
same being upon lot 2, in block p5 in Mssops lower
don TO the city OF Ksokuk In Lee county Iowa trr
the pnrchAse money; and further asking for sal. ~
said premises aud general relief unless ron
Ara answer said petition by Of the second day Of
tha next term OF said Court to be held On the fret Nom
day OF February 1865 default will be entered sgsns,
you and Judgment rendered thereon, PRAYED for in
said petition. Ill STRONG
Rev. Stamp 50c-cancelleil Atty for pisint,a
noYsG4w-wed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-15

DhloiaAL NoTfCE.-To Peter VI Elberg Defendant:
on are hereby notified that there il nov on fe in
,ne CLERKS ofe- Of the District Court OF Lee County
lows At q co.. nk petition of Hiram Barney elsmipr
gmeht agsins. you for the SUM IL four hundred
aud twenc olisrs and 10 per cent interest rr
nun, payable annually. .. money dne on mortgage
insas you 10 Charles Mason, and since assigned 10
farney also Claiming against yon the foreclosure
ssa mortgage the ZANE being upon lot g. In block IS
n AAsons Lower Addition TO the city Of Ksokuk in
Le county Iowa for the purchase money; and further
asking FOR sale Of said premises and general relief
ANA Unless yoa appear aud answer sad petition ~
noon of the secood Jay Of the next term II raid Conrt
10 com mehce at keoknk the rst Monday Of Febru-
arg, 1856, default will be lasersd against rou ard
Judgment rendered thereon prayed f5r in sad iton
revenue stsnp, se cts ii. STRING
R'feHs-~ed Airy for PRE-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-15

ODnarsaL nciiCE-Io Anthony L4fner: You are
- n1unec tnat there Il now on flo In the once
:. E u M Dssnct court ~ Lee comfy, Iowa,
the sum Of six hundred dollars With 10 nj cent intar
per amman, payable annually. ~ money dhe on mort
y yon 70 Cnsfies Mason, and hince assigned
~ ~ nls DAineJ also claiming agdinst you the
,o ~ ~ ssio motgAes, the same being upon lot T.
DOCK ivs, IN Lower Addition TO TIC city OF Keo-
knk tn Lee county Iowa. for the purcha4e mcnev: and
TOT sale OF said premisesl and general
Iehe' ana unless you appsar and answtr said petition
On noon OF the second day Of tho next
80 IourI, 70 commence At heokuk on thf irst Monday
~ ispIuaa! 1906 dsfanf will be entered against
~ nu iuagment rendered thereon prayed for In
s p pe'Ition H. STRONG,
1922, rsap' ~ seh" ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-15

nRIiTSAL SOTICE.-To William Apat@~..,d II, :,
" Barry, Dvfsndants You are hereby lro,ts.a nj
there h file in the Crr oncs III ,ba T,,.,s.
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, at Kaokuk pe,ifIon ~
Hiram barney, Claiming tud ut against Won wa
az. :, w suh o' sx hundred dear, With 10 per
cent interest per snnam pas abb. Via. none IN
90 mortgage Daie b. s0u Chas Mssou and 81 nee
signed to sail III am Barney also ss ssxa-t e.rh
OF you the f1reclesre az aid mortgax. ia ..r,a
upon 10, 10 in bIock 81 aAsons Lowsd AaItfon -
49, - = 49, IN Lee eonnfy, Iowa 4or this pur
- 49, ~ 'ariner askiIx for sale ff said prem
-, "aa Frti'i- ana uuiess you stpezy and
swer said petition by SECOND oh cf ,b srt
y o"afI 70 be held on the srsi A|nd4y Of F.b
Judgment rendered thereon ~ prayed ter ii ..;s 80,
.s'h- II. fraONG
ns staa,p sos-oaneshsdJ Atty fdr Pl.insia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-15

Returning our sincere thanks TO the public and orr
numerous friends for the liberal patro bestowed
upon Us, we assure them that palms, expense
VIII be spared TO give perfect satisnc 10 all wko
favor US with their patronage, and make estab
lishment the Pride Of tie Gdn City.
Respectfully,
oc,lo H. n BOsTWICE A 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-15

nKfGISAL N0TICE-To Peter I-ftsn,~l : r,sfsna..,
~ You hereby nosihed thai th.r. /. ~ a., a., =,
the Clerks Office of The District Court oil Les ccr,,
:, -, Ae1saaf p-iinon o. Hiram harley, claiming
~ , - ~ ~. y seven hnaafed ana MY fosr-, with
- 80 e1rs. PER ahhnm, isysaas knnualiy, ~
- :. = F mig Ef hs.a- bs Jon u Charles Ma
Ansi " saii Hiram barndt also ella M
,,r - - su- "a Ifriosnr- o. SSH mortgage,
"ts'n 'os " IN 1iock 70, In Mason's Lows
- - - s'le ''sy 81 htoknk. IN Lee cfunty, Iowa
-. - p. - my sii iorfhtr KIND for sale Of
pear and said petition by Noon of tls second a.
~ the next term Of said Court 10 eon.,aabee =, E
-, IN sns I's. tfubass OF February, lisp, defsut
viii be entered against yeu aud indrmlst rs,a~r~s
thereon, ~ prayed for In said 3 tition
Rev s,.mp soc--oanoelied- 3rRoSG.
no'sofs-~-d Atty fir Plaintiff
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Cabus' Hair Tonic.

Thisnnequsled which possessesthe pecu
properties grey hair to its color
and causes II to the color it possessed before
turned grey II 10 permanent cure for dspdrud
and enivens the the hair gives
hair lasting and natural moisture dandru scurf
itching and soreness ftheskn Persons tried
this preparation that they have tried all kinds
Tonic and Hair Restorstives had able
and any article that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic II has cured per
who had solid masses Of dnndruf all knitted and
cemented together In the shape OF cap covering the
whole head aud in the OF thirty ns
my Tonic iandrun ali disappeared aud the
hair which had until that time been prvented from
growing, resumed Its former b-sithv growth.
In the OF one James Mershon the 2lstIovain-
fantry whose head covered with thick coating Of
dandruh aud scurf mentioned above and whose hair
had almost completely fallen ont shown virtue OF
this Tonic for the ofthree we~k3 application
off his scalp assumed healthy condition and his hair
commenced to grow beautifully This Is only
ofthe kindin sthoasand cand mention many oihers
butfor wsntofspsce s1ccost am prevented from do
tngso.
Sold BY q EoRaECABrs corner Of Second aud Main
atreet csnts per bottle liberal dscoupi to
be trade. oc2-a6m
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nktGfSAL SoTICE.-To Israel nu.h,nv. y
- are hereby rothei that there i pys II H. &, a.
:. = " we pi-tttst ourt q Lee cpunty. Iowa
neii against sou Is ael Hashone sr tn sn ~ tr,
d-ef sna my 6oilafA, with per cent iat-I-., ~
buni payable Ahnnaiiy, money aae On l. raartvsg.
made tt ron to Charles Mason arA sine. n.s,vne5 -
' au - - nes asso tanning against ytu the fore
osure Of eaid gage the ne being nj h H., i,
block n. in Bsson's lower Addition IL ina div m II
kak Leo county Iowa fo- the pur-ss. aohe, a,s fr,
- ~Aas oi SAFE OF ssia premises AID general
80 AAs 1uirss to4 appear anu answer shd petition
~ ~. X WI see9nA Jay 81 the ntNt t4rm Of said
~ n "a On tae nrst hoatay Of Fehfuary, 1so6
default will he entered against on and
dsrsd thereon as pray Ell fer in said petition.
hef. stamp o97--eanoeliei II STRONG
hoFedtW-srd Atty for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-15

TNHIS Institution is situated in the most
= pleasant and healthy part Of tbs city of Keoknk
Iowa. and is well in every respect to the
comfort OF fnyallds
The foowng diseases admitted and treated In this
Institution:
1st Surgical diseases and all requiring Surgical
operations.
ID. Diseases of the Eye and Ear
"a Dseases of the Lungs, Throat aud Heart.
4th. Diaeases Of Women.
Drs. SANFORD 4 CURTIS having retired from the
general practice OF medicine will give their entire time
and attention to cases OF the kin enumerated.
The Department Of Surgery aud Diseases of the Eye
and Ear will he under the special charge Of DR. SAN
FORD while that Of Diseases Of the Lungs, Throat and
Heart and the Disesses Of Women will he under the
special charge OF DR. cURrIa though either will assist
the other In diffirnlt cases.
xh enterprise hiss been In successful operation more
thar rear and 10 believed private Clinic In the
United BtAsrs prcssnts larger number Of Interesting
and imDortant casss-
Phy3csanspssing through setosrning in sur siey
- IsaDssally tasaesa = Nit Tie la1rnary ss1l1y