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The Daily Dispatch: July 18, 1861., [Electronic resource], To the military. (search)
To the military.
--I am still making a large supply of the Folding Hinge Camp Bedstead, and in every instance where it has been used.
it has given entire satisfaction.
Those who have copied any of the combinations of this bed for which I have applied for a patent, I shall use all legal means to protect my claim against any and every encroachment, if my application is successful.
I have made a decided improvement in Painter's Army Camp Cot, and have also another style Camp Bed which is equal or superior to any, except the Folding Hinge Bed now in use. I have also a variety of Camp Stools and Chesses.
Those interested are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves.
R. C. Howe,
Governor street and 12th street, opposite Capitol Square. jy 16--12ts.
The Daily Dispatch: July 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], Violence of the Lincolnites in Missouri . (search)
To the military.
--I am still making a large supply of the Folding Hinge Camp Bedstead, and is every instance where it has been used, it has given entire satisfaction.
I notify those who have copied any of the combinations of this bed for which I have applied for a patent.
I shall use all legal means to protect my claim against any and every encroachment, if my application is successful.
I have made a decided improvement in Painter's Army Camp Cot, and have also another style Camp Bed which is equal or superior to any, except the Folding Hinge Bed now in use. I have also a variety of Camp Stools and Chesses.
These interested are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves.
R. C. Howe,
Governor street and 12th street, opposite Capitol Square. jy 16--12t.
To the Military.
--I am still making a large supply of the Folding Hinge Camp Bedstead, and in every instance where it has been need, it has given entire satisfaction.
I notify those who have copied any of the combinations of this bed for which I have applied for a patent, I shall use all legal means to protect my claim against any and every encroachment, if my application is successful.
I have made a decided improvement in Painter's Army Camp Cot, and have also another style Camp Bed which is equal or superior to any, except the Folding Hinge Bed now in use. I have also a variety of Camp Stoots and Chems.
These interested are respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves.
R. C. Howe,
Governor street and 13th street, opposite Capital Square. --
Wanted
--Carpenters, Cabinet-Makers,
And Chair-Makers.
Apply to
R. C. Howe,
no 9--3t* Governor st.
Something entirely New.
Howe's Newly Patented Combined Camp Bed Chest, and Table
Bowe's newly-patented Combined Camp Bed, Chest, and Table is one of the most useful and convenient articles of camp furniture ever invented, and is now ready for sale.
It contains all the qualities of the bed, chest, and table, in the simplest form.
All that is necessary to insure its general use is that it should be examined.
He has also on hand every variety of Camp Furniture in use, such as Mattmp furniture ever invented, and is now ready for sale.
It contains all the qualities of the bed, chest, and table, in the simplest form.
All that is necessary to insure its general use is that it should be examined.
He has also on hand every variety of Camp Furniture in use, such as Mattresses, Oilcloth Covering, Camp Stools and Chairs, &c., together with the celebrated Camp Cot.
Those in want would do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
R. C. Howe,
no 6--10t* Governor st
The Daily Dispatch: December 17, 1861., [Electronic resource], By the Governor of Virginia — a proclamation. (search)
Wanted
--Board for a gentleman, his son, (8 years old,) and one servant.
A liberal price will be paid to get board in a pious family, within one or two miles of the city, where the child can have the benefit of religious example.
A location near some good school would be preferable. Apply to R. C. Howe, Governor street. Between Main and Frank in. de 14--3t*
The Daily Dispatch: January 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], Virginia and the struggle for Southern independence. (search)
A New army ambulance.
--We saw yesterday at the furniture warehouse of R. C. Howe, on Governor street, a newly- invented ambulance, which we do not hesitate to commend, as combining all the requisites for the proper care of the wounded soldier on the field of battle.
It consists of a large pack- saddle, constructed in the most substantial manner, with a pannier, or, more properly, a litter, on each side, fastened to the saddle by strong leather straps and iron hooks.
The whole contrivance may be placed upon the back of a mule, and when a wounded man is found a litter can, be instantly detached, and the sufferer placed upon it, when it is again hooked without trouble or inconvenience to the saddle and gently carried away to the hospital or other place of reception.
The saddle is well provided with haversacks, within reach, of the wounded man, where provisions or other articles necessary for his comfort may be placed.
One mule will thus carry away two men, without any jolting o