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Winchester journal., 1863-06-19
REMEMBRANCE
A Fragment.

An hour before, she spoke Of things
Which memory TO the dying brings,
And kissed me all the while;
Then after some sweet parting words,
She seemed among her flowers and birds
Until she fell asleep.
IT was Summer then, tis Autumn now,
The withered leaves fall of the bough
And strew the gravel sweep:
| wander down the garden walks,
And muse on all the happy talks
We bad beneath the lines,
OF golden ewes when she and
Sat watching here the flushing sky,
The sunset and the sea;
Or heard the children in the lanes
Following home the harvest wains,
And shouting in their glee.
But when the daylight dies away.
And ships grow dusky in the bay,
These recollections cease;
And in the stiffness Of the night
Bright thoughts that end in dreams 40
bright,
Communicate their peace.
/ wake and see the morning star,
And hear the breakers on the bar,
The voices on the shore;
And then with tears l long to be
Across dim, unsounded sea,
With her forever more.
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STATE AID.

Hendricks county has done 1t
self credit BY its liberal tender Of
aid to the Government, as the fol-
lowing letter shows
DANvILLE, IND., June Sd, 63.
EDITOR JoURNAL:-The Board
of Commissioners OF Hendricks
county have this day made an or
der rendering to the Governor a
loan of Sl0,00G TO enable him to
defray the expenses of carrying
on the Benevolent Institutions of
the State, and for taking care OF
our brave sick and wounded sol
diers in the field.
+. X. CRAWFORD, Auditor.
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independence. More than thi:
they will become a class OF I'm.
mense importance to the country
both as producers and consumers.
They will form a laboring class
of freemen such as no other
nation possesses, and their rise
from bondage into the enjoyment
Of freedom and justice, will IN
volve a constant and steady in
crease in the source o. national
prosperity, security and power.
The same free and equal
Justice that each one of US de.
mands for himself, is demanded
by the negro. He has as good a
right TO it as we have. 1t is the
duty of every man who loves his
country, who believes in the in
aIienable rights of man and who
would serve God, to help him to
secure it. n.
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Army Correspondence.
HEADQUARTERS Seth IND. /
June 9Th, 1868.


EprroR JouRSAL:-Nothing Of
importance has occurred in this
wing of the army since my last,
to interrupt the mOnOtony OF camp
life.
We are Whaling away the time
as best we can, anxiorsly await
ing the result OF General Grants
operations in the West in the
success of which we have the ut
most confidence And it is the
opinion among military men that,
should he be successful In the
capture of Vicksburg, the pages
of history will show no greater
generalshIp, or more daring deeds
of bravery, than that of United
States Grant and his command
in his present campaign in the
West.
Everything being determined
by the movements of the en.my,
and the "turning up" of future
events, we are ready 10y the vigi-
lance of Rosy for any emergen-
cy--ready to march within t,centy
minutes from the receipt of or
ders, or ready to remain here till
the benefit of the service requires
us in another place. In view OF
these facts, you need not be sur
prised to hear Of stirring times
very soon, in this quarter Of the
earth, of which Satan took pos
session when he was driven out
of Paradise.
On last Thursday heavy can
nonading was heard in front Of
our center and right wing, which
continued for ten hours. We
have since learned that Bragg
acting upon the conviction tha
Rosecrans had sent large rein
forcements to Vicksburg, moved
up in force upon our entire front
Meeting with his usual bad luck
being repulsed in confusion at ev
cry point, he concluded n
"hadn't seen it," so he crawle'
back into his hold, since whicl
his perured sole has not ventures
out. He made his heaviest de
monstration against Franklin
which he supposed to be ou
weakest point, quite a numbe
of prisoners, a few killed an
several wounded on their side
No casualties on ours.
During the fight, Forrest, wit
a flag OF truce, rode up and &c
manded a surrender OF the place
stating that at every other poir
the troops had laid down the
arms to the Ore,7ohelming fore
agains, them. The boys answe
ed him by saying, Remain ther
one moment and you are dea
rebel What a mistake that the
did not shoot, that, with the la'
Jackson and Tilghman, he migl
have gone to his own place
that lo,cer sulphurous COUNT
which has been assigned to Il
Southern Confederacy.
There is remonstrance IN cl
culation here against the order
Surgeon Gen'l Hammond, (strlI
ing from the army supply TAB
, calomel and tartar emetic } whi'
:, is signed by every medical otRc
in Gen. Palmer's division. Har
% mond gives the abuse of calom
a. his reason for the. order.
. Now, | humbly propose IN
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ton. And by no discipline,
short of that which is suffered BY
the North, in It's costly sacrifices
of blood and treasure, and in its
loss of noble youth, could it ex
plate its own errors and sins. and
recover tone and temper; faith in
its primitive ideas, and the earn
estness and dignity of its original
love of liberty, truth, and human
ity.
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LAZY BOYS A lazy bov
makes lazy man, just as furc
as crooked SaplIng makes
crooked tree. Who ever vc' saw
a boy grow up IN idlenes>, that
did not make a shiitless vagaboni
when he became a man, unless
he had fortune left him II keep
up appearances? The great II. ass
Of thieves, paupers, and criminals
have come to what they are bv
being brought up in idleness.-
Those who constitute the business
part Of the communicates
who make our great and useful
men-were taugh: to be indus
trIous.
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DESPOTISM AND DISCORD AT
THE SOUTH.

The evidence accumula.es tha
the leaders Of the rebellion are
losing their power over the peo
pie whom they deluded, and upor
whom they have brought the
wors; miseries of waT. 1t viii
not be long before jeff. Davis viii
be execrated more heartily by hl:
undeceived subjects, even than by
the loyal men of the North
Such thoughts as those expressed
in the following extracts from
Southern papers are the torerun-
ners OF the return of Union SEN
timent.
The Raleigh IN. c. Standard,
the special organ of Gov. Vance,
and the great leader of the oppo-
sition party in this State, which
is now in the ascendancy, by a
two-thlrd vote, In commenting
upon an article from the Rich
mond Enquirer favorlng an "im.
perial de<potism like that OF
France, says:
"We know that military des-
potism is making rapid strides in
these States. We know that no
people ever lost their Liberties at
once, but step by step, as some
deadly disease steals upon the sys-
tenn and gradually but surely saps
the fountains OF life. We know
that tyrants and their minions
always prepare the popular mind
in advance Tor their usurpatIons,
and that these usurpatlons are al
ways based upon the plea Of the
general good or military neces-
sity.' The argument now is, we
hate Lincoln so bitterly, that, IN
order to resist him successfully,
we must make slaves of our
selves.
1.-The answer of our people Is,
'we will be slaves neither to Lin
coin. nor Davis, nor France, nor
England North Carolina is
State, not Province. She has
eighty thousand as brave troops
as ever trod the earth. When
she calls them they will come. II
the worst should happen, she will
be able TO take care of herself as
an independent power. She Will
not submit. in any event, TO a
law of Congress Confederate
passed in deliberate violation o.
ihe Constitution. She will not
submit to Mr.. Davis being IN
vested with dictatorial powers ;
but she will resist such a law by
withdrawing from the Confede-
ration. and She will fight her way
out against all comers with a
courage and an ardor which will
eclipse even any former achieve
ments of her sons during the ex-
isting war. For one we are de-
termined not to exchange one
despotism SIN for another"
Other opposition papers are
also denouncing the 'destructlves.
The Her derson North Carolina,
Times, in speaking OF the ap'
preaching Congressional election
says:
"Beware of the Fire Eaters
They are the iag-ends of the ole
defunct Democratic party: who
fight their battles in bar-room'
or in the shade. They aided Il
precipitate the cotton States into
a revolution which has made I
breastwork OF Virginia, Nortf
Carolina, Tennessee and Nilsson
ri. Let them be aRdthema mara
natha. Give them the relns 0
government, and after peace thel
will quickly carry US to perditIon
Let them be marked a
deeply as Cain was, for they can
not be trusted in politics as far a
an OK could be thrown by tn
tail"
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THE STRUGGLE.

By ARTHUR HUGH cLoUGH.
Say not, the struggle nought availeth,
The labor and the wounds are vain,
The enemy fsints not. nor failtth,
And as things have been they remain.
If hopes were dupes, fear. may be liars;
Ii may be, in yon smoke concealed,
Your comrades chase cen now the Aiers,
And. but for you. possess the field.
For while the tired waves, vainly breaking,
Seem here no painful inch to gain,
Fas back, through creeks and inlets max
ing,
Comes silent, flooding in, the main.
And not by eastern windows only,
When daylight comes, comes in the
light,
In front, the sun climbs slow, how slowly,
But westward, look, the land is bright.
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as people are constantly drowning
themselves in water, Abe Lincoln
issue a proclamation abolishing
all water, les. the balance of the
people drown themselves.
r. BoswoRrH.
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8usimss 9irtttorr.

R.iae..Csrd.ofIOHne orIssss5 psryesr.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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nos. AND LOCATION Op Hospitals IN NASHVILLE

The following is correct list Of all Hospitals In
this city:
No. i-aun Factory, College street on the Hm.
Asst Surgeon, G, r. HAYSEs, U.sv.
university Building, Market street. the
Hin. Asst. Surgeon, Il. D. LYSDE, U.s,Y.
s--EnsIey's Building. Sc. corner Public square.
Surgeon, LEWIS d. nARLoS.
a--Howard High school, College street, on tbs
Hill Jas. wEEDs, Surgeon in charge.
6--susponded.
e--suspended
T--college street, between Church and Broad.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, G, W. FRANoE.
s--Masonlc hall, Church street, near summer.
Asst. Surgeon, Q. c. GRAY.
s--oArrlsge Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Surgeon, G. srAoNAN
lO-suspeaded.
IL" PEsr HOUSE, ~ On the University Pike,
Act. Asst. Surgeon L. d. HoGtH.
IA broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry.
Surgeon, J. =. MAvAER
" ls-Hums High School, spruce street, cor. Broad.
Asst. Surgeon, A. II. snnH, y. s. A.
4" Female school, Church street, near Obatta-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, JsO n. PHnLIrs U.s.A.
l6-Hynes' High school, Line strost, corner SUM
NOT. Surgeon. W. NJ. oHANBERa, U sAi
l0-Gord0n Block, corner Broad street aud River
Landing Surgeon, Dawn wEIsH, S9d Ohio
l7--oEFIoEHs' Hospital Planters uotsl, sum.
mer street, corner Deaderiok Surgeon,
J. X. WRIGHT.
ls--UOrnsr Church and College streets. Asst.
Surgeon, c q MONTGOMERY.
Is-morris \ STATIONS Building, No. IA Market
street JoHs ". FoYE, Surgeon, U. g. A.
a. On Rantist Church 9ummar atreat q A. pp,,.,-
Asst. Surgeon, Z. 8. A.
~ Sl-suspended.
sa-HArdossilos, sOu'h Market stos'. c. ".
HARPEA, Asst. surgeon.
" as-oOner Vine and Broad ,srosIl cAtn W.
HoHNoR, 5argson, L. 5. A.
Prison Hospital, }. q. HtoShAS, Aot. Asst Surg.
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Dr.. Kings Oispensary


Nh 49, DR. KING formerly OF New York,
NlR -. for last4 yoars Of Louisville, Ky,
VAtkf~u4ldbsNHa eho has devoted his attention 70
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years, attes
himscif having attended 20 practice for % mary
years and cured - many thousands, be IL enabled
10 cure All diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bed they may be FROM iujudioious medical treat
mont or from neglect Of their own. DR.. Kings
Dspensary IA No. IS Desderck street, between Cher.
~ aud the gquare second story where he c. al
diseases Of q private nature.
GonorFhosa cured without nangcOns medicines on
Interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date eeotually CURED IN
a few daya BY AZ operation which causes 20 rain.
Where structure exists health cannot be euujoyod
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and uBdeT
mnesth constitution 60 much.
8yphilis with oil the diseases OF the skin, growing
out 0f neglect or bad treatment, can be eneotealiy
cured Ia few days
Ssiassal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.tention having been
given 10 thls dsoase, and ali the consequence grow
log out Of H. brought on IN many cases by the de.
structve habits 81 iBconadefate youths and excess
I've indugeuco Of the pasai9ns, neglect OF which
will undermine The constitutions rendering tho Sub
oct unfit for buiness society, snd causing prtma
tlre OLD age
Fein ,les who may se labOring with any cilculty
the Womb may rest assured " immediatc relief.
Persons reading abroad, BY writing aud stating
their caso, with fee enclosed drsCt TO Do. g. King
no. 30 Deaderok street. Nashville, Teun., will have
the necessary medicines sent 10 tholf address Oacs
hours frar 7'c'o,h " the morning until ~ The
senHs July lO--in dAwiy.
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united Static Of America:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE-No. IL
IN HEREAS, an information has been fled IN the
w District Court OF the United states for said
District, on the 9TH day OF June, 1883 by John Trim
ble Eq., Attorney Of the United states fir said Dis.
trct the behalf OF the said United States against
hLkNEh BOXES AND ONk KEG, containing Wares
and Merchandise, captured by Col. Geo. p Smith,
alleging, 10 substhnos that said goods were seized
on land, and 10 the District Aforesaid, forfeited
% the United States, for reasons and causes IN said
libel mentioned, and praying process against tho
same and that the Same be condemned as forfeited
Aforesaid
NOW, therefore, IN pursuance OF the mOnition Of
the Court under the seal es the Court TO directed
and delivered, l do hereby give public notice to all
pers0ns claiming said articles, or in any manner In
teresed therein that they be and appear before the
said District Jourt 20 be held at the Federal Court
room, at the Capitol, Ia the city Of Nashville and
District aforesaid, on the 9th day OF Jelly, A. ID
1868, then and there 70 nterpose their CLAIMS, and
TO make their allegations In that behalf
sE. r. GLAsCOCK,
y. e. Marshal, Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
aiune 2f-tf
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United States of America I.

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNEsSEE.-No. r.
M HEREAS, an Information has been hled In the
w District Court Of the United States within and
for the district Of Middle Tennessee the Gath day
Of June A. d 1868, by John Trimbls Esq., Attorney
for the United States for the District OF Middle Ten.
nessee who prosecutes herein, in behalf OF the United
States against THREE b aRRElS TIIRHEKGGS, ONE
BUX, AND ONE CAf-sOY CONTAINING DRUGS;
alledging, IN substance, that said DRUGS were
seized ON land in the District of Middle Tennessee,
on tho -- day Of ----- A. y. 1868, as forfeited 10
the United States that said property tRnapt red
from the stR0 OF kentucky GA the lat day OfJanuary
A. d. lS63, 20 the state Of Tennessee In violation OF
the act Of Congress and the proclamation OF the PTes
dent OF she Unite states inlurdictng all cummeTo al
intercourse between the clti2cns and Inhabitants OF
said state OF Tennessee aud the citizens and Bhabt-
ants OF the rest Of the United States aud against the
regulations Of tho Treasury department OF the unitod
States aud that said properly became thereby forfeited
10 the use Of tho United States Of America and pray.
log process against The same that the same may 10
condemned "a forfeited, az aforesaid
row, therefore, 10 pursuance OF the mouiion, under
Tie seal Of said Court, 20 me directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice to all Persons claiming
said property, or In any Interested therein
that they brand appear before the said District Court
TO be held az the Federal Court room in tho CITY OF
Nashville, In and for said District on the OH day of
July, A, ID. 1863, then and there TO interpose their
claims aud make their allegations IN that behalf.
f. II. GIASCOCK,
Marshal OF the United states
Tor the District OF Middle Tennessee.
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DISSOLUTION.
NOVICE 10 SuTTFRs.

'T'HR uSnRRsiGNED HEREBY IVFOkMs sur
Il LEits that he has IN store and Intends % Keep
on hand during tho summer, worry choloo Stock II
Cincinnati
Lager Beer, aud Sands Chicago Ale,
Ho invites them % give him call, fa0llng assured
that he can give Gatisiaotion bnth az regards tho
quality OF heariiee aud the pfloes
LOUIS RUBIN,
No. 90, Corner of broad and uherrs sts.
JunelG-lme
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United States of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE. .

thT IlEREAS libel OF informal on was filed within
w and for The Middle District OF Tennessee, at
Nashville, IN The 10th Jay OF June, a. D., 1868, by
John Trimbe, E3q., Attorney for the United states
for the Middle District Of Tennessee who prosecutes
herein on behalf Of the United sta os against NINE
CASKS OF BACON, for reasons ami causes In said
against the property, that the same be condemned as
forfeited.
Now, therefore IN pursuance Of the monltion under
the seal Of the Court TO direred and delivered
DO b reby give public notice 10 all persons claiming
said property, or in any manner interested therein ,
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court
be held at the city OF Nashville in and for said Dis.
trict, on the 9th day Of July, 1868, at 10 O'Clock
In tho forenoon Of that day then and there 10 inter
pose their claims, and 10 make their allegations in
that behalf Err GLAsCOCK
jnne ", lS63.--t 4. g. Marshal. NJ. u. T.
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We would most respectfully call the
attention of our friends and the public
generally, to our large and woll selected
stock of GentiemOn's, Ladies', Misses,
and Childrens'
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or
G ENE RAJ HOSPITALS

Medical D.ysctor Poss-M. q. WoobsoRfa
Hospital No l-City Hoteli g. W. corner sarafe
Surgeon I. d. Fitch
No. 2--Woodbdry Pike &. o. Hinbe sur
RoOn 10 charge.
% No. a--Eass Court Houss. T. Iohnso,,.
Surgeon Ia chargo
No. A--WoOdbWy Pike. Atst surg.on
j. W. Foarce.
F" No. 5--North Court House. T. 4 Woods
Surgeon in charge.
f" No. 6--North- east cor. square ~ IA
failor, Asat surg la chstxe
No. 1-kast Court House b. Woodward.
surgeon IA charge
" No S--Omosiio aud wtet Clty Hotel VIM
A. hcCnlly, Asst. surgeon Ia
charge.
No 0-Oor. Nashville aud Lebanon Pike
81 B. Permar, Act Asst. Surgeon
la charge.
Gonl Field Hospital No. Lone mile vest Coar
House Hllsy Surgeon in chargo
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United States of America /:
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNFssEr-No. 10


"a htRRAs, Information has been 0od IN the Dis
W tflet Court Of the United states iorslid District,
ON ihe 10Th day Of June, A. D.. 1862 by John ltlmOls
ksq, Attorney Tor the Jailed States for tho Middle
pslrot u Tennessee, who progecutes hern la behalf
Of TIE Quilted states, against EIGHT BOXES OF DRY
GOODS AID oNk FAIR OF TRUCKS, all marked
F" A. Levy, Louisville, ny D" alledglng ln sub iancei
that saiu Noods were seized land In said District ~
forfeited 20 the United States that said Goods were
transported from Nashville IN lhe State Of Tenncsste,
To Louisville IA the State Of Kentucky, on ne ISM
day OF June 1865 Ia violation oi the act OF Congress
and the Proclamation OF the President Of ihe United
stafs, nicrdctlng an COMMERCIAL lutefcoufie BE-
tween the ctze.s and nhabiiaaa of the rest VI TIE
Uaited States, and against the regulations Of ihc
irerury Dcparmeui at the Uuiied slatesi and that
aaid Goods became Tier, By forfeited 90 the United
states aud pray process against the same, ana that
The Same Dos condemned as forfeited, az aforesaid
Now, Therefore, n pursuance Of the monitoni Of the
Court, under the Seal Of taid Court 10 me directed ana
lvsrpd, lido hereby give public nOrce 20 an persona
claiming aald Colss they be apd appear before said
District Court, tu be held al the Federal Court roin,
IN the city Of Aashv e Ia ala psiFct GA the 9th day
Of July A. 1905, then and there % inlerpose thrf
ca'mai and o. make hsir allegations N that behalf
X. 6f4ASCuCk,
T. r. harahl Tor Ma . District Of Isanssi,e.
lule a. l1d.-U
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CAVALRY BOOTS,

To which we would invite the special
attention of Suffers and SoIdies.
All of which will be sold wholesale or
retail at moderate prices.
Call and examine.
B.R CUTTER &c GLEAVES,
Corner OF College and Broadway,
may7-2m. Nashville, Tenn.
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MICRO soLp1ERs.

You object TO negro soldiers. Who be-
gan this business Who raised the 1rst
negro regiment Did Lincoln2 Don't
you know that Ia the beginning Of this
strife, in New Orleans, they heraldsd il
abroad that they had already organized
two negro regiments TO Eight the YAM
KEGS with2 Don't you know that the
first act in the Tennessee rebel legisla-
ture was 10 authorize the organization of
free negro regiments Don't you know
10 to DO fact, furthermore, that they
have regiments Of Indians in their SER
vice, 70 tomahawk and scalp our women
and children And yet not one Of YOU
here assembled, will venture 10 say
have heard these constitutional Union
gentlemen object 10 their using negro reg.
iments 20 Eight as With. You never heard
one Of them object TO enlisting the Indi-
ans against us, Why is it that YOU have
grown 30 terribly repugnant 10 negro
aid? You are willing IL should be ems
ployed against as, but now that il is be-
ing employed 10 help us sou are terribly
disturbed. The reason seems irresist-
IDLE, that then they we're fighting on the
side you were anxious should win but
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FOR
SPECIAL DISEASES.

~ hateful FOR TIE LIBERAL PATRONAGE
" he he's received respectfully informs the oitEens
and soldiers that he has removed hi1 DnPENsARY 10
ca CHERRY STREET,
whore the afflicted may always and him engaged with
the same zeal, assduity, secrecy, and attention to
their mlsfortunes, which has successfully disin-
guishcd him Physician In his special department
Of professional practice. All
Chronic and Acute Diseases,
scrOfuIa, Spinal Affections, Gravel.
HYdrOcile. OOngenital aud AecI.
dental PhymOsis, Structures,
Diseases of she Kidneys, Bad
der and PROSTATE Gland, mer.
cnriRl Affections and Disease
OF the SKIN. etc.,
meot With no resistance from hls remedies
PRIVATE Or vENEREAL DISEASES
or u fosaa and stages speedily cured and esCiualJ
eradlcSted from he syston. Recent Cases ourod in
kW days
Dr. C's ONCE 4 wcu arranged, aud persons athlete
with these dseaseB can have tue strictost privacy
Persons at distance address him BY letter, do
sorlblng the Bost prominent symptoms, but In all
difficult cases, personsi examination will be nsces.
sary.
Once hours from : in the aIornine
tiil in the evening.
ian 24-lY