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Oriskany, July 19, 1863 | |||
Dear Jennie, | Dear Jennie, | ||
Your letter was received last Thursday, but as we went to Utica Friday morning, and did not return until near eleven Saturday night I have not had much time to answer it. We have got my wreath framed. It looks very pretty. The frame, tassels, engraving &c. came to $8.60. I got me a new silk bonnet, which will cost near $5.00 I was obliged to borrow near $4.00 of Annie, who happened to have a good deal of money in her purse. I would like to have you send me $6.00 We staid at cousin Mary's Friday night | Your letter was received last Thursday, but as we went to Utica Friday morning, and did not return until near eleven Saturday night I have not had much time to answer it. We have got my wreath framed. It looks very pretty. The frame, tassels, engraving &c. came to $8.60. I got me a new silk bonnet, which will cost near $5.00 I was obliged to borrow near $4.00 of Annie, who happened to have a good deal of money in her purse. I would like to have you send me $6.00 We staid at cousin Mary's Friday night | ||
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Have you seen anything about a Dr. Carpenter, who has taken rooms in the American Hotel. He has his patients to inhale oxigenized gas. I am going to write for him to send father a circular | Have you seen anything about a Dr. Carpenter, who has taken rooms in the American Hotel. He has his patients to inhale oxigenized gas. I am going to write for him to send father a circular that you may see what you think, I [[saw?]] one in Utica in which were accounts of a case of incipient deafness being cured, and of a man who was cured in a fortnight of dyspepsia of twenty years standing. Good morning, write soon. Love to all | ||
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C. H. Everett | |||
Revision as of 16:37, 16 April 2020
Oriskany, July 19, 1863 Dear Jennie, Your letter was received last Thursday, but as we went to Utica Friday morning, and did not return until near eleven Saturday night I have not had much time to answer it. We have got my wreath framed. It looks very pretty. The frame, tassels, engraving &c. came to $8.60. I got me a new silk bonnet, which will cost near $5.00 I was obliged to borrow near $4.00 of Annie, who happened to have a good deal of money in her purse. I would like to have you send me $6.00 We staid at cousin Mary's Friday night
crosstext Have you seen anything about a Dr. Carpenter, who has taken rooms in the American Hotel. He has his patients to inhale oxigenized gas. I am going to write for him to send father a circular that you may see what you think, I saw? one in Utica in which were accounts of a case of incipient deafness being cured, and of a man who was cured in a fortnight of dyspepsia of twenty years standing. Good morning, write soon. Love to all In haste C. H. Everett