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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-03
Letter From General StanIy-The Rebel
General Forrest Cold BlOOded MuF-


HEADQ'T lsT DIVISION, 5TH A. c.,
DEPT or THE CUMBERLAD.
BLUE SPRINGS, Tenn, April q, 1864 J
EDS. COM-The late butchery at Fort
Pillow by Forrest seems to have filed
the community with Indignation and
surprise. To those in front Of our ar
mics who know Forrest there is moth
ing at al astonishing in his conduct at
. Fort Pillow / know that this very
much respected Confederate hero has,
upon former occasion, oondescended
to become his own executioner. To
show the style of man jeff Davis and
the Cincinnati Enquirer delight to hon
or. / will relate the following which was
stated to me last summer by a rebel
citizen of Middle Tennessee, q man of
high standing in his community who
had it from his nephew, an officer serv-
ing under Forrest. About the middle
OF the summer of 1862, Forrest sur
prised the post of Murfreesboro, com
manded by Brigadier General T. T.
Crittenden, of Indiana. The garrison
was composed mostly of the 9th Michi-
gan and ID Minnesota Infatry and the
III L NllAA1 AZ dAAAa Atshs AlA y AlSNA nOlAAC
little fighting, the troops were surren-
dered A mulatto man, who was a ser
want of one of the officers of the Union
forces, was brought to Forrest on horse
, back The latter inquired of him, with
many oaths, what he was doing there. "
The mulatto answered that he was =
free man, and came out as a servant to
an Entertaining the officer For
rest, who was on horseback, deliberate
ly put mis- hand to his holster, drew his
pistol, and blew the mans brains out
The rebel officer stated that the mulat-
TO man came from Pennsylvania; and
the same officer denounced the act as
one of cold-blooded murder, and de-
clared he would never again serve I'm
der Forrest This murdered man was
not a soldier, and indeed, the occur
renee took place before the United
States Government determined TO arm
negroes. OF the truth of this there is
not the shadow of doubt, and it can
be established any day by living wit
nssSss. Your obedient servant,
D. l. STANLEY, Major General.
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LUMBER.

DC 600 FEET DRESSED FLOORING
ZO,OOO Boards, just received b. Steamer
Bertha and for sale BY
D. d. DICKEY, Agent,
ap 1t III Hrnan and Hiqh sta
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Hungarian Grass Seed.

% BRts. AND 81 SACKS HUNGARIAN GRASS
sJtf FED.
loo ssei Corn
e.. 90 bsles Hay.
A. SACKS Oats
JustreoesYsi BY steam ~ sc.enes end Imperial
aaa far sale By b. y DlCkEf, a ent
~ rFl BrOaa aEd ~ ,h-sts.
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Twelve Cards in Each Set.
SIT No. I.-OUR RELATIONS AT HoAE AND AssoAD,
COMPRISING

SIT No. L--OUR RELATIONS AT H0AE AND AsROAD,
COMPRISING
MOL On England's muggy shore, surly hon
gave gr1eyous rOarl
2. Which temporarily sstonished even the
Gallo cock.
3. Who responded with warlike yigor, when
lion caYed.
4. Exeter Hall. The lion weeps: "Is he
not bird and brother2"
8. Which he forgets in the embrace Of the
benighted wolf of the c. S. A.
6. The arming Of the wolf by his faithful
squire, the lion.
7. The Mexican yulture garroted by the gal
lc cock.
8. Introduction OF Master Swamp Angel,
when the lion pockets his rams.
Q. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf of the G. S. A.
10. Death of the wolf.
Il. The eagle vindcates the Monroe doctrine
in Mexico.
II. Grand tableau The little child Liberty
shall lead John Bull (the lon) and France
(the Gallo cocl9 in future.
SKI No. 2.-THE ADVENTURES OF CoNsCRuT.
No. I. Ha, q DRAFT goOdi as patriot, if drafted
IgO-sure
2. Ifeceiye letter. which tells the agonizng
3. By the advice OF 9OO,OOO friends offer
substitute.
4. Who uttering quack, is rejected by the
insulted surgeon.
5. feel my coGntryscallsi farewell, my love 4
90 where glory waits mel
6. 1 hercely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
7. And make sturdy rebel fy.
8. Am sent with dispatches, PerilOus dutyl
death or gOryl
9. Attacked BY a band of gornss, I cry,
Come on ye t-r-r-raitOrs u
10. discomft them and bear of the head Of
the gorilla chief.
II. deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made brCadier-general.
a
in the field, crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest coored Cards ever published, besides being
the funniest in the market.
SET No. 3.-THE SLAVE IN 1868.
MOL. In the cotton field.
2. The Christmas week.
3. The sale.
4. The parting; "BUy us too"
8. The lash.
6. Blow for blow.
Z. Ia the swamp.
s. Free
9. The Union IinesI
10. Make way for Liberty.
IL. Victory.
II. He died for victory
In ordering, the number Of the Set is only neces-
gary to mention. For instance, No. 1, or 3, all
Of them, if al are desired.
Price, so Cents each Set,
FREE BY NAIL
TRADE PRICE NET:
Three Sets, lone Of each, as sample,) post
paid 90
One dozen Set, assorted, II preferred,)
post paid for:...... .... , 90
SIX dozen Set, assorted, If preferred,)
freight paid By buyer............... q 90
One Gross, assorted if preferred, freight
paid by buyer. .................... 90 90
Army Agents, Suffers and Pedlars, II they prefer
il, may send their orders and money through any
Express Company, with instructions TO pay for
Goods delivery at the Office OF the company
here. Newsmen and others in a permanent locality,
viii send money for small orders large orders II
preferred, G. 0. d. Send your orders in full 70 IN
sure prompt delivery. Seal all letters carefully.
and address plainly 10
GEO. P. JENKINS,
Western Agent,
Mar Ism No. 107 Main street, Cincinnati, o.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR McGILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN TIE TREATMENT OF DIsBAsEs, Is
CROWNING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, As 1T Is IL
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Nv books vii show that for the past I've months
my practice has increased hundred per cent. over
the last year. until it il not 10 be surpassed by any
IN the state. with my general practice in the city
] treat the following
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&c Prompt attention gwen b. sending Medicines
n the Army By Mail or Express. Who're the ~
press Company have no agent, 70 viii b. necessary
b. remit the Express charges, and Stamp required
when sent - Mal. r. IL. LEWIS & Co.
An
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-12-29

KBEPING WINTER APPLEs.-A cor
respondent from Ohio. communicates
the following: "a neighbor of mine,
one year ago, packed eight barrels
of winter apples with dry sawdust,
and lett them headed up, exposed to
all thefigors of . our last unusually
cold winter The result was. they
were taken out in the spring sound,
and had retained their flavor better
than if buried in the ground. or
kept in cellar. Query-eould not
grapes1-e Kept in the same way2
The same enterprising neighbor
"a Maine Yankee preserves his cab
bages though the winter by packing
refuse or leaves, head downward, In
boxes, eacr layer of heads with the
stems cut off near the head, and
covered with loose leaves of cab
bage, Freezing will not injure them
when thus covered. lam. Inst.
Farmers Club.
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ALL ITS BRANCHES

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Given particular attention. We are prepared
to eclipse all other establishments in the
place. Our hearse is unequalled. and our
Terra Gotta Caskets. Burial Gases, and Metal
lie Burial Cases of tbs Sery hest Manufacture.
Having prepared OURSELVES for embalming
the dead, bodies can he preserved by our
process, in these cases. without any percept-
ible change Ample time, therefore, is given
relatives TO again behold the features Of their
departed friends. What is claimed by our
facilities, is the preservation Of the body from
decay so long as may be needful TO meet the
necessities Oceasioned by the event of death
from home, or to satisfy the longings of alb
sent friends. This ordinarily, is all that even
affection can desire. hut much more is claimed.
Bodies, in many instances. are preserved for
years. Our facilities protect from intrusion,
fran intermingling with the earth. from
water and from vcrmin, and Therefore, may,
at anytime, be removed from one burial place
to another, no smell escaping to render it un-
pleasant to friends.
An assortment of Cherry and Walnut Cof-
fins always on hands. Persons coming from
the country for eoffins. an always have them
upon short notice. Fine hearses aud quiet
horses ALWAYS really for attending funerals.
JAS. ). A. j. X SKEES
Gallipolis, o.. Feb. 4. 1864.
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For Sale.

40 %e 81 SeG% snd espa III ths SsG SaSns s'f
on The river of from half to three fourths of a
mile and good land. At the terminus of the
Chilicothe road on the Ohio and junction of
the ChiiIicothe and GalliPolis and Portsmouth
roads; affording to an enterprising man who
wishes to engage in the produce, lumber, or
mercantile business. as desirable a situation as
any on the river. About fifty or sixty acres
are in cultivation, and would be glad if any
one desirous of purchasing would see the fall
crop. Payment will be made easy. Terms
will be made known on application 20
]. SHALLCROSS.
Gallipolis, Ohio,
Or to Isaac Jeffers, on the premises.
Sept 8, 1864.
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Guardians Sale. OF Real
Esfafes -

TN pursuance of an order granted By
/ the Probate Court Of Gallia county, Ohio.
viii offer for sale at pubic auction, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY. IA, A. D. 1865.
al one O'Clock P. H., nron the premises. the
following described real estate. Situate in
GaIIipelis township, Gsllia county, Ohio. to
wit: Eight ace lot. numbered one thousand
and 81 (10s4 in Section eighteen (Is) town
three, (3) range fourteen. (l4) in the Ohio
company's purchase, containing eight (S)
scres. more or less, Appraised at $3.50.
Terms Of sele:-0ne third in hand, one
third in six months. and one third in one
year, from the day Of sale, with interest The
deferred payments to be secured BY mortgage,
upon the premises.
SOLOMON THOMAS,
Guardian Of minor heirs Of
LYDIA @. THoxAs deceased.
Dec is. lest.-4v. @&4
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krnlsrs department.

@Ths 1st of january 1855, viii
be a good time for persons feeling SO
disposed. to subscribe for the JoUR-
NAL By commencing with fhe New
Year, they can more readily remem-
ber the time for renewal. After that
date we design striking of some
names from our books, TO whom We
haze furnished he paper for th past
year at loss, even If the snbscfip-
tion price was paid. I'VE might
stand the loss of it for one year, but
as for another NE prefer retaining the
blank paper. When two bushels Of
corn. appiesEer potatoes, l50 lbs Of
hay. lbs of butter, IA lbs of pork /
cord of wood or 8 chickens. viii pay
years subscription to the JopRxAL
at $500, q farmer thinks he cant af-i
ford to take it,sor.pay fofit, we set,
him down-as slow coach, and the.
sooner his name is of the List, the
betterit will-oe for himself and the
editeF. We have devoted more tine
and space to the farming interest of
Gallia county during The. past year,
than in any two years previous. We
desire to maze it a farmers paper
Thewealth OF any county like ours
consists in its agricultural resources
To properly develope these, shonld
be the ann of every liUs farmef-
When this is done, the merchants,
manufacturers, mechanics and bust
ness men of our towns feel the bene
fit of it. For this reason they should
snstainra county paper by advertis-:
ing, job work, orsubs criphon. Some
of our business men thus sustain us
nobly. Others again, though parsi-
mony, political or personal prejudice
do neither. They are acting injuri-
oasly to their own interests. whilst
they are not materially retarding
ours, just as some farmers we know
of in the country.
Now the town of Gallipolis can not
prosper without the aid OF the county
az large, any more than the county
without the town. Merchants want
customers from the country. The
way to get them is to let them know
where You are to be found and what
you have to sell. Are you making
money by declining to do this, sim
ply because it may cost you $40 a
years or because you do not like the
politiealyiews- of the paper, or are
on unfriendly terms with the editor?
Agsin tt farmer may raise his
crops witlEery little result. unless !
he can find a market, and know some |
thing of the prices. This market he |
finds in the town. The prices he
will find in lis weekly paper, so far
as we can procure them The places
to buy his goods he con find from the
same source. Remember that bust |
ness men who advertise liberslly are
always the men to go to for bargains.
The man who is to close to pay for
an advertisement, will generally be
little to close for good bargain. We
are induced to say this much, because
some Of our country readers com
plain of two large a proportion of
advertisements, whilst our advertis- !
ing patrons still ask for more.
We shall try to meet the wishes of |
both classes, so soon as the cost of
paper and materials will Justify us in !
making the contemplated enlarge
ment. Meantime we want few
more good subscribers In room of
some we design to discontinue.
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FOB SALE.

A HALF lot on 9Th Street. between State
N and Cedar Streets. .ao joining lots of
". Denney. and W. Il. Langley.
Said loI hes on IT, good Frams House.
and Co Jper Shop, and will he sold at reasona-
bic terms. For particulars. call at Journal
Office or on ne. at my Jewelry shop, on %.
Street below the Square.
-0- JULES ROBERT.
Dec %, Is64-3w. ~
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Private Sale OfPubIic Lots
- adjoining GaIiipOIls.

have laid off number of lots, on that por-
tion Of my farm king between the U. S Hos
pital. and the Ohio river, south Of the Mill
Creek road Those lots ere eligibIy situated
for building purposes, and will be sold on
very easy 3 rms. A plan ofthem may be seen
at my store in Gallipolis. and all necessary
given those wishing to purchase.
r..- g. BARLOW.
Dec. 22, ls64.-tf.
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Cigars and Tobacco.

Cigars and Tobacco.
4 full assortment Of furign and domestic
n cigars; also large stock of tobacco.
comprising in part the following varieties:
10 Boxes oil styl- Cavendish,
10 Pound Lump, bright and dark;
10 KS, sweet;
20 Caddies, half pounds. dark;
10 small square Twist;
10 Fig tobacco;
10 Pan Cake Tohaeco.
Also. smoking tobacco in barrels and pa
pcrs fine cut chewing tobacco in foil all oi
which We Offe to the tIsce at satisfactory
,.rie.-a G. a A HENKING
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Land for Sale.

THE subscribers offer for sale, Section No.
! ie, in Township No. 5, (Green Township
of Range No. Is, in Gallia county, Ohio: said
tract is situated on Raccof Greek, a short
distance above Harington's Nil, and about
six miles from Gallipolis, The subscriber
viii sell the whole, or parcels to suit pur-
ehasers. Terms Of sale made known on ap-
plieation. I. PERRY.
GarIfpolis, March 8, 1864.
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FOR SALE.

NEY house and lot. On Third Street in
VI Gallipolis. nearthe Eureka Mills. snt
below tie residence Of r. Black Esq
The propertyis desirable one for business
and viii be sold low.
sDse. Is. ls6a.--4w.
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FOR SALE.

MINE tracts of land lying IN Mason town
IN ship. Lawrence county, o., one con
tanning l67 acres. two so acres each, and six
40 acres each, all heavily tImbered, and con-
tsining inexhaustible beds of coal, limestone,
and iron ore. They all lie within a few
miles OF Oakland Ridge Furnace, the villages
of Marion AMI Patriot, and distant but ten
miles from Millersport. on the Ohio river
County and township ruads PASS through and
near these lands, and the country is settled
around them by an enterprising thrifty peo-
pie. The lands are rolling, but rich-not
only as to the soil, but minerals.
Price $50 per acre. Letters addressed to R.
L. Stewart, at Gallipolis, will receive prompt
attention.
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For SALE.

A very d, siraile farm of 2l4 acres, situated
N in Guyan township, Gallia county, ohio
about u miles from Gallipolis. One hundred
scres clear, 20 aerrs in meadow, small oreha; d
of selected fruit, a well. and three springs oi
good water; good frame dwelling house near.y
new, good log harn-fenees tolerably good
Terms of payment made easy-oar be aseer-
tained 10y calling at the Journal Office.
Also n acres OF fine tiaberJ land in the
same township, and about 3 and half miles
from the Ohio river The timber is value
bic, and the and we'll adapted for eultiTa-
tion. 1HoS. MONTGOMERY.
Sept %. 1854
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! aIuabie Farm for
Sale.
Lease or Rent.

THE subscriber has for sale, lease
| or rent. in Guyan township, Gal
liza county, Ohio, ten tracts Of land ranging
from 20 TO 300 acres-eaeb, with houses or
cabins on all said lots, except two. i wish
TO contract with COOL Union men So ''eon.e
on" all who want to rent or lease. No otds
how poor yon may be. so you are RIGHT
If you are not able to farm by your means,
will endeayor 10 assist you.
As those lots need some cleaning up. and
fenees need come repairing, ! would like to
go into contracts soon, SO that the lots can be
made ready for q crop this coming year.
HENRY SWINDLER.
Dec 9 "a
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Farm for Sale.

T Offer at public sale. my farm situate nine
l. miles from Gallipolis, one mile back from
the Ohio river, in Clay township. containing
seventy acres. about fifty clear, cottage L0use,
good well of water, AM good out buildings
A young orchard OF 500 trees of cholce fruit.
in fine glowing condition.
Also coal bank 3 foot vein, open and
worked every day. Coal of excellent quality.
Title indisputable. Possession given ON the
lst of March next. For terms, enquire at the
Journal Office, or On the premises Of
SIS j. HARVEY.
Sept. %. 1864 ar
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COAL! T!
Coal Coal!.f, aCoaIm!

sI'HE undersigned has on hand at the up
- per end OF the Wharf at Galiipoiis. I'm
meaiateiy above the o. s- Wharf boats
large supply of superior coal. which De Will
deliver promptly to purchasers ar reasonable
rates, for cash.
viii be punctually filed. ~
JONATHAN HAMILTON.
Jan. 7, Is64-tf.
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FOR SALE.

-NNE hundred and twenty-five acres Of
" land, on the river. three miles below
Gsllipolis. About sixty Eve acres cleared
balance timber. There Is on the premises, a
small dwelling house, smoke house, out
houses, celler, and cistern- Also a good log
barn. all new, and telerably good iruit-
Terms reason
&C go s. A N. LAsLEY
Sent s5c 1854. sas. .e..H
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Furniture
Undertaking

From Medium to the best. at prices as low a
the lowest
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Dec. %, ls64.-tf.
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Mstbanital.
w. DUNCAN.

nxzvu - WOULD INFORM THE PUB.
lie he Is prepared To do any ard all
E$f@TSf~ work appertaining to the MANUFACTURE
AN-Sx- AND REPAIRING OF CARRIAGES, Tin con-
nection with his having obtained the servc~s
United States JUS. arrived
T,o,,,ea 399-Sn
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HooS. AcHU- YOUNG shEo'
CHUNG HOON & CO.,

Commission Merchants and general agentsAgent for the
Paukaa and Amauuu Panations-Impo OF teas
and other Chinese foreign goods and wholesale dealers
in Hawaiian produce the Stone Store Nunanu street.
below King 'S-A+
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS and OTHERS.

vENHE UNDERSIGNED AGENTS OF THE
II NOTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, beg to notify the
owners agents sugar plantations that they are
issue policies of Insurance against Fire on
ry buildings &c. moderate rates-tbus ahordng good
advances made planters They have also
Office in London to reduce the rate
premium ordinary risks and prepared to issue
policies on warehouses, SC, the reduced rates.
JANION, GREEN & Co.
Agents fr the Norhern Assurance CoE RICK
3el-3m Sy his attorney "a
, 1864-03-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

Sixteenth Wnrd.-There will be meeting
OF Union citizens in this ward tomorrow evening
CI1csday,) March - at tho German IIall corner ol
lndinna and North Wells street. Able speakers
VIII address the meeting. Come one, come al.
Anniversary Mccting.-The second nnnf.
vcrsary Of tho Northwestern Br3nch Of the United
States Christian Commission, will bo held In Bryan
Hall on Thursday evening" the a4th inst Addresses
arc expected from the following gentlemen: Geo,
Il. Stuart, Of Philadelphia, Chairman Of tho Con
nisston; Rer. Geo. ]. Minetns md Rev: J. 4. Nc.
Aulcy. Of Philadelphia, returned delegates Of the
Commission; Ad)t. Gca. Fuller. Of Illinois; Gen.
RcpublIc viii be sung. !.
As all who wish to attend cannot be nccommo.
dated with acats, the Committee will distribute
tickets to those Who call at tho Young Mems Asso-
citation Rooms to-day and Wednesday,. No seats
will he reserved after X O'Clock.
Board Of Trade: Bnttery.-Liout. Ben
nett Of the Board Of; Trade Battery, having been
relieved from recruiting sasvlce will return to the
battery On the a3d Inst. He viii take any letters
or small packages for the boys, II left at the Office
Of Measzs. Durand Brothers s. Powers, No. 1u
South Water street. or with Capt. Holbrook, at the
recruiting headquarters Of tie I'D Illinois First
Roafa Of Trade regiment, In the Court House
square s.
-
dy D. will preach In the Lecture Room of this
Church this evening at ~ o'clock. This meeting
will be continued during the week, and prayer
meetings viii be held regularly at O'Clock D. N,
All arc lnyited to attend. :,
1-.-. ~.
Ffcsenfat1ons-Rev.T t. n. Eddy, Editor OF
the Nc.fhu<stern Christian Adroca.e, was present
ed, On Saturday erening last, with splendid two
hundred dollar rotd witch 11nnn xvhtch .roa H.
thc ethodst citizens or Is r6;c.aa aoo y, ~ g
Of March 18th, IeGa: The presentation speech waa
nude BY Her. Mr. Fowler. -.
It was fitting present, and most fttine1v be.
stored. -
Acara-91mely Notice to our Citizens.
tss e q dssssss q saa I1ns
sTa II e 81 shPRa
Glars Of diseases Is 60 atterie tbat nscnts ms
hut to- prone t. dess'se h de
sst5s aeas!oe 9 = e8 sa
Thn ye e1pe aamsrsbi Iao 10 70 many tatai:
rhch has ttcnsa IL new r19 ~ ~
icy Aye q f. ShissFe and Gapa 1 fnsf
anc a .5eetd ie Is y generally knoWn to
ien.ioa e Fl VIZ nay 6e sa1sfins nom ps any d. e.
RI, n t @ nee easql7 @ Th9 ennet well
he subject and alao isl Of ercstione' @ Nv Vii be
'en' 'tee o' ena'Ss = mhssb1ls'ssa'tw y
DisPs1nssary ;1 sal: fer : Disc ases 1fthe Eye and
1T3S T. SSut9 aSk W,1e st1ee Ghesgo paeats
s. daily ms+b1A-lt
Kd1SSinSton MI
1sth yenr. Far sryere cl{n1ntes nne email hardy