ANNALS OF CLEVELAND

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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1838
Abstracts 1075 - 1081
MEDICAL PROFESSION (Cont'd)
attention to business to merit a share of public patronage. They will
keep constantly on hand all kinds of Botanic Medicines, wholesale and
retail, No.92, Superior street. (1)
1075 - H&G Sept. 4; adv:2/5 • Peabody & Mathivet, Physicians and Surgeons,
Office, No. 11, Water st. (verbatim) (1)
1076 . H&G Sept. 5; adv: 2/5 . Drs. Peabody & Mathivet give notice to the
inhabitants of Cleveland and vicinity that they have an office in Water
Street near the Theater, where they are ready to render professional
services to all. They will have the agency for Thompson Patent Truss
and Persian Pi lIs. (2)
1077 . H&G Oct. 31; ed:2/2 . The believers in Samuel Thomson's Steam and
Lobelia system of medical practice are quite numerous in the United States.
They are organized into county and State Societies and yearly hold a general
Convention in one of the large cities of the Union.
"These conventions have heretofore been fully attended, and have been
productive of much harmony and concert of active in attending and establishing
the Thomsonian practice." (3)
1078 - H&G Nov. 8; ed:2/3 • The Medical Department of Willoughby University
is well deserving the attention of all those who are engaged in the
study of Medical science. - It offers superior advantages to the student
and will facilitate him in the pursuit of Medical knowledge.
"The name of such Professors as De Lamater and Williams, who have been
long and favorably known, as able, learned and eloquent Lecturers, will give
reputation and importance to any Institution." (8)
1079 - H&G Dec. 4; adv:2/5 • Dr. E. W. Cowles, respectfully offers his
professional Eervices to the inhabitants of Cleveland and vicinity. Office
in Hancock Block, Residence, second dwelling west of the Stone Church.
(1)
MEN" S WEAR. See Clothing Trade
MENTAL DISEASES
1080 - H&G Apr. 3; ed: 2/2 - Booth, the celebrated tragedian, is a strange
one, and sometimes tries to enact real tragedy. On a late passage from
New York to Charleston, he flung himself overboard and was rescued with
great difficulty. Soon after his arrival at Charleston, he attempted the
life of his theatrical friend, Mr. Flynn, which he came near finishing.
"His monomania has become so alarming that safety requires his confinement."
(1)
METAL PRODUCTS
1081 - H&G Jan. 1; adv: 1/5 - Gold Leaf. - 29 packs Gold and Silver Leaf;
also Gold, Silver, Copper and Metal Bronzes, for sale by Handerson &
Punderson. (1)