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Notice to Bond Holders.

OTFIcE NASHVILLE CH1TFASOoQk RAILROAD OoMPLNV,l
Nashville, Tenu., July 4. 1861.
FEHE interest due LIST Jug, 1884, on The Bonds Of te Nash
vile and chsttanoogs Rsirosd Company win be paid
The Office Of the Company Nashville Tenn
OF the Coupons accompanied By the certificate Of conpo
leI Of the Stae that the payment may lawfully be made
1he Legislature OF the State, BY recent enactment having
prohibited the payment Of interest in such Of the Bonds
OWED on the 18th day OF APRIL 1861 may be by
citizens corporations Of the saveholdng States Of
Unit States OF America and constituted Comptro
sr the sole judge Of the question: to who Law
fully he Eade. NJ. GGkAYEs, Treasurer.
iuiy6-lm BGP
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NEW mAIL ACCOMMODATION.
PRIVATE LETTER MAIL

PRIVATE LETTER MAIL
TO and FROM the Fed erai States
IL LETTERS for the Northern States enclosed In an ous-
n side envelope Goth envelopes being prepaid address,
ed to ct Nashville Tennessee, with cents enclosed IN The
outside envelope, will be carried Franklin, KY
hrs mailed for her destination il the old 5Ates
In lie manner al letters from the old States directed
% me at Frankius NJ and will carry them Mash
Tle Tenn and nail them their proper destination ssnh.
found nconyennt 70 prepay inside envelopes
the proper stamps fifteen cents may be postage
stamps OF either confedersey cash, and viii prepay
VAR r WHTTEsInRa
REEEzEScEs Any Of the cssnaO Of Memphis or Nsshvle
Tenn. july6dIms=
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NOTICE TO
N. IL C. Railroad Stockholders.

FHIHERB will meeting the Stockholders Of the Nas
willie and Chattanooga Railroad Company held at the Of
Ace Of the Company Nashville. the h day OF August
next for the purpose OF sectng he Directors to manage me-
affairs OF said company for the ensuing tpivs months
Stockholders viii free the road 20 Nashville on bo
day meeiin- home the ooWng days.
'iov9Ss III W A SI.RAYBs, see'y.
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and Deenmr Railroad,

| CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
THROUGH TO MEMPHIS IN II HOURS
RE and after Sunday July 2st, 1861 Mall Train vii leave
~ nashsille Daily at NJ.
Returning, arrive at Nashville at lis A n.
Way Passenger Trains viii leave Nashville daily except eun-
days, at A IA.
Returning, arrive Ct Nashville 6I0 P NJ
III ? The A N Train connects with Trains 10 Hunts-
vile and Chattanooga.
? The P. NJ Train connects with Trains to Coriath,
Grand unetion, Memphis, and New Orleans
julyi9-h ". ON PERKTGS
General superinhendenk.
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TfSHE undersigned wishes engage Lady 20 resds IN hil
family to instruct three small children In asdition
he usual branches Ehs must be quaaea give lessons On ae
Psno None need sppiy except fose presenting good tez
uo1iAls :li1 For terms spPiy 70 JAs WILSON.
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TVHIs altogether medicine the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, beng entirely
An1 o = sod q cure Irrespective Of all The old and
Ing Dr. Wright wall knowing the deception praetsed upon the
the Msdcal FacuIts Who without even one dsentnS
vse have given in their adhsrene It's perfect ana undivided
redHceA and ali other medicines known to the PharmSco
pa have been tried IN vain Long thought years o. patient
croTne the bocor Efforts sn hs nov o hs Eap % 1
ieng humanity the only thing that the following
SsnsSsi SsssSs1Tesnsy' peSi1;ty.
Mental and Physical Oppression,
Determination Of Blood to the Hssd.
Confused Ideas,
a''''Tds, ds.v,, T.,
RsstIessnss and sIeepIssuness ct Might
Absence Of Muscular Kaacisney,
Emaciatiou,
DisO.ganiEstiOn Of the Organs Of
PapitstIOn Of the Heart,
And, in fact all the eOncOnans Of And dsbatsd
state Of the system. t
AS Stimulant,
quite Different from alcoholic prepaations not Eub
iect reactions any Sape continues s influence
and eeeaty as long IS the least necessity exist for
AS Female Medicine,
equally powerful and effective and restores the eouibrIu
and safer than R the other medicines which for yesr1
ave flooded the market and which only injurious in plaee
too that they only from the easons Of minds
SnoFsnt OF the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks it we'll bis professional character
N the fact, that minerals whatever form the component
srts Of the ingredients Of his RnvnAtng EIxir-ve kno
ng Whatruin has been entsa the community opium
Mercury.
Generally to the debiIated Dr.. Wrigat would say Never
esfr No matter ho down you may be, matter how
eak matter % cause nay have been-fsrsafe
once vhAteyer has led yoz depart from Hygene principles
ReiuTenatinK Elixir,
nd you will soon hnd yourself pride instead
e reverse, to friends, healthy seund and worthy
emter OF the human family.
Price 80 per bottle, three bottles for 95 and forward
by mail TO all parts Of the United States.
sod BY all respectable druggists throughout the United States
i'd CGnsdRs. The supplied at liberal discount
For sale BY the propretors
i WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Ch2rtres street,
New Orleans La
ecld Nashville BY g. ". Hendsrshott Berry DemovIs
wing Pendleton, and all responsible dIuggisa oc2o
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COATS SPOOL con TON,
SOUTHERN mARsALLAIsE!

go long sought for has published and Just received By
~ A. Mcclure, 30 Union street. Price 35 cents
Having succeeded making Copper Buges for army
which competent judges be equal
respect Yankee work. and nearly Low Asthe price
being hxed at s9here need be fear Of being with
cut signals. The superiority Of my Drums all others in
this country is acknowledged BY ALL They made Of the
best material in every department OF their manufacture
FOR the beating head Calf Skin, prepared especially for
hatue Fife Of boxEood and apple tree had Of
prices from 81 70 g.
Of the order and It will forwarded by
hrst mail or express.
N. BIN press and will be ready by the goth inst, tho
"Pametto Song dedicated to the Southern Coneiescy de-
sncd to be the song Of ALL Price so eor sent post free e
any address J MCCLURE,
Music Publisher and Dealer Nashville 4 Memphis
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.OMRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints RiIiOusness ITeads
~

ache, dtcs
FTyHERE never been CATHARTIo neieine offered to
public that given such entire setisission
EEAE'S UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly Innocent and
the tender infant prompt ard powerful in
removing all Bilious secesoAs Acid Impure Feed Matter
from the Stomach In fact they the only Pills that should
be used in malatious destricts.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain in ths Stomach
Bowels, though active and searching their operation
promoting healthy Beereon Of the Liver Kidneys Who
will Bu from BiouspesS Headache and Foul Stomach, when
cheap remedy be obtained Keep them constantly
hand single dose taken in prevent hours days.
and months OF sickness Dr. j. II. McLeans UniveT
al Pills Take other Being coated they tasss Price
only 3 cents boz, and be sent BY nail to part Of
tie United States.
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, 81. Louis, Mo
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OVerCOn Rifles.

4hls Company u now organized and wishes more
rScru None but able bodied Of good character win be
received.
II vii BE- an pErrEDEr ooMFANE, and the Captain pledges
ssf sh be the best equipped and uniformed company
- Stats.
IN Tor full information, call on
u. X. PECK, Sec'y pro terr
sIouads Building Cherry sRd Deaderiek Streets
sseVils, Team. 81 jane Him
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office.


YWyHE members Of the IndeUendsDt Order Odd Fellows
this city requested to meet Tennessee Lodge No. in
convention Saturday night next the 18Th ns
sonsiderSlisn very important business.
PA members Of the Order in good standing invited
BE present. JOHN T. HIDE, see'y.
July f2-3t
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Rates OF Advertising.
FzH LINES on LIS CONSTITUTE A soukRA
IN HH nATLY
RENEWABLE At PLEAsuRH

0ns square, ons ye4r, S3-Each additional squars Sc
dScreisers exceeding the space contracted
AoTs Will be charged for the eXcesss
IN THE WEEzLY.
oEE DoELAR Square for the RTT cEErS for each
Rubzqnsnt insertion.
Advertisements published In both the Daily and Weekly, vii
added.
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RIB. mcLEAN,s VOLCANIC OH LINZ
mENT.
chest External In the World for Man or


TNHOUsAEDs Il humsn beings have been ssvsd life Of de-
ereptude and misery, by the Of this invaluAb Lini
Il will relevs PAIN almost iDstsn and
cleanse purify and heal the foulest SORE in incredible
short time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIAENT will re-
sve invserat Of Rheumatism, Gout Neu-
ragS. For Paralysis Ootrseted Muscles, Stiffness Weak
nss the Joints, Musc Lgsnents, it will never fail
Two applications will Sire Throat Headache Esrachs
Burns Scalds any Pain Infslble Kennedy
Try it, and viii find indi pensble remedy. Keep it
always on hand.
PLANTERS, FARMERS or any having charge ko-ses
will money By using McLeans YocaDc Oil Linment. It
speedy and infallibe for Calls, sprains, Ghae
Swelling, Lsmeness sWeeny sor Wounds Scratches, any
external disease Try It, aud you will be convinced
DR. J. Z. McLbAN Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, Mo-
FOR sale At PropsOrs prices BY Berry Demovis and G.
VI HsnderShott. mEr-9d-tV
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CEMLEAN SPRINGS.

THIS celebrated watering place will be opened for the
i OF visitors June 18Th le6I. The thank
fu for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to them, VIII
every EFFORT during the ensuing
tkuance OF the The Table Bar will be supplied with
the best the country affords. Prices the
CKMLEAN situated in Tgg county, and
daily communication vith Hoknsy and Prueeton stages,
by the way Of Johnsons.
tune5-w4t Nj FUQUA, Proprietor.
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the Bood-Testorng The sick, suffering invaiis to
BEALI III AND STRENGTH.
There is no Mistake bout Ii.
viii Liver oonplauss, Dyspepsia, DarrhA, Dysen
ty Headache, De reon OF Spirits Fever and Ague, Inward
Fever, Bad Breath, disease Of the Liver, Stomach Bow
els.
III eE STLEsIEE do you wish to be Healthy, stroag and
Figorous7
n LADIES do YOU want the Bloom Of Health 10 mount 70
our Cheeks again 7-then 50 st snce and get
mcLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
Delay moments it Is warranted to give Satisfaction.
ng, obstructed Mensruaon, Falling Of the Wounb, Barren
disease arising from Chronic Nervous Debility
It's An lnfallible Remedy.
F0R CHILDREN.
Do you eicse cky puny Children to be Healthy
Strong and Robust ?-then give them McLEANs sTRENGTB.
eHIEG CORDIAL the directions each botIe) it is de-
licious to take.
U One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting h
preventive against cts and Fever Yellow Fever, Cholera
any prevailing disease.
IL , CAUTION -BeWsre OF Druggists or Dealers who may
Try to palm bste Of Bers ssrsspaa, (Which
they can buy chezp0 by saying is jest coed There are
even men BASE enought steal part of TO dub thei
VILE EdecOcoBs Avoid suck infamous PIRATES and theiT
uanOu6 eompeuuds Ask for Dr. J. II. Mclean ssrengths
enng Cordial and Blood Purifier. Take nothing else It Is the
eny remedy that viii Purify Blood thoroughly and At
the sane time. sTREN0THEN and INH1GoRArE the whole
ergAn.Sshon. in large Boes-Sl per bOtte or
DR. J: n, McIE AN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine strees g. Louis, No
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TO BUILDERS.
NKTB prepared to do the Tim Roof pR and othe;
wv sheet Metal Work IN building in th
substantial manner and cont such the low
est possible rates. 7. NJ. EU1 AEK co.,
TirstdooT below Post Once Church street,
spS-d&W HashJ die, Ten
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DRUG Notice,

TNRoM this date viii sell exclusively for CASH The
present state Of affairs conpels 70 adopt this
and hops customers win net ask devste from it.
DSy72-d ,zsas.sEzsa lDHh0VIELk 00i =
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mACAULAY'S ENGLAND.
JNHH ATM Cloth per received for
bv 7. HAGAN & co.,
aplI6-H Il College street.,
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NY young men wishing to join Company will be wecom4
In the Fleet Wing Zouaves. Headquarters, Lincoln Hall,
South Cherry etEest Meeting svSry night at o'clock
n der Of the osptEn. - ~ sULLIYAVSoI2
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seld Nashville BY G. w. Hsndsrshott Berry DemoyiIIs
wing Pendleton, and all responsible dIuggIss. oc20
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-29
VIII the Army on the Potomac
aIoget

From the Washington Correspondence OF the Ssn
York World.l
Despite the apparent inaetion which has
married Deceubsc inus fsr believe shs
General Mcclellan Is oensc;entiously stris
ing with might and main TO do somethi.ss
whieh shall satisfy the patriotic. srdcz 1f
the North.
Gen scoienan fastening preparations
for concerted effort. Remember, say his
confidential friends, that only for six weeks
past has he been In actual power; that be
knows better than any one else the iInpreg-
inability of the enemy's position st Centre
Vile and that such lines cannot be directly
assaulted-they must.be turned; that cur
flank movement must be simultaneous and
oyerpowering; rivers must be crossed and
new roads cHt; that two or more coineident
movements of this sort necessitste three
times as much time and equipment in prep
aratien as an advance OF the united col
umn.
It is therefore pretty well understood thai
we are sn awaiting the complete formation
and departure of Gen. Burnside's expedi-
tion from Annapolis and Fortress Monroe,
and that this movement, instead Of being
destined against some extreme Southern
point, is to cooperate with, and be portion
of Gen. McClellsn's campaign with the main
army ten uASS HI!A COfcIf IL Is Dt-
Iieysd, all needful delays at the two ports
mentioned, and this day fortnight may Wit
nees four great columns in motion against
the Confederate army.
From Geo wilkes letter to bis Spirit of this week.
The condition of the troops remain the
same, and there are no evidences in the way
of ''hutting," or other signs whatever, thai
the army will go into permanent winter
quarters. This fact-since it is long pass
time for such protection from the weather,
taken into consideration with the recent de-
claration of the Secretary Of War, in his
report, that the 4rrny Of the Potomac sooaid
doubtless soon more forOard and srith eSeet,
has established the opinion that McClellsn's
hour is approaching; and that he but awaits
the elimination of certain circumstances to
strike his blow These circumstances ara
supposed to be, the advance Of Gen. Sher-
man upon Charleston and Savannah, or any
other event which is of sufficient influences
to produce disintegration of the rebel army
at Manassas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-29
EFrom the Louisville Journal OF the s4th. J
Southeastern Kentucky.

4 dispatch from Frankfort, dated Sunday.
says that the rumor of an invasion from
Cumberland Gap by Crittenden is again re-
vived. The postmaster at London writes.
December 20: e9-
The secesh are marching on Us. We have
but about FIVE hundred Of Col. Gsrrard,s
man and three hundred Home Guards. The
enemy amount to six hundred; but we win
stand and give them warm reception. see
Although letters written the day before
do not mention anything of the kind. We
fear Crittenden has taken advantage OF the
force to check him. At last accounts he had
a good force, well armed and ven supplied
He had nearly one hundred wagons, and IL
is now well known that an invasion from
that point has been a part Of their general
plan,
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NeSv Postal Route from the south =
eru States

The Washington correspondent Of tAs
Philadelphia Inquirer says: 1.-The last steam
er from Europe brought large number
Of letters, papers. and packages, directed
to people in the North. from their friends
aud correspondents in the various Southern
States. How they reached England 1 have
no means of knowing, but very likely by
the CoDfederates' much talked OF Mexican
route, or else they may have been placed On
board of some of the Southern vessels thsI
run the blockade"
Henry Ward Beecher has assumed the
entire editorial control Of the New York Ia
dependent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-29
NoWar with England.

The Cincinnati. Enquirer learns fron
private letter from Washington that Seere-
tary Chase, on his late visit 10 New York to
meet with the bankers Of thst city, carried
20 them the assurance Of the Cabinet thai
Mason and Slidell would be surrendered ii
Great Britain made the demand. Il also
states that those in the confidence OF the
Administration say there win be no wsr
with England.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-29
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
YANKEE REPORT.
TxHE REBELS REFUSED WITH
SERz0CS I0SS.
The following dispatches are from
Yankee papers, and of course are greatly
exaggerated if not entirely false:
OrfFRvILLR. aIn- d.

OTTERvILLE, Io., Dec. 23
4 part OF the psisoaers captured by Gen
Ds..z 4. zz}zaIv water izst llf;lrsday, passed
down last night On "a special train. Among
those seat down we're Col. Mageffin OF
Kentucky, Gel. Robinson, who had com
nland Of the rebel force at Black Water.
and who wcs in the battles of Big Springs,
Wilson CrseS, aud Lexington, and Col.
Alexander, who says he fought in all the
battles; LieUt.-COl. Robinson. Major Har-
ris. ard Or. ,Snaiih, one of the weslthiest
citizens and the largest STAKEHOLDER in Mis-
souri,, who has done everything in his pow
er 10 aid and comfort the enemy; AfcKeow1,
Sheriff Of Benton county, wao, it is said,
By misrepresentation, g&iusd admission in
to one Of our camps and made q diagram
OF it and left on the night that the rebels
made sH attack ard killed 8 or : Of cur
men: and d. Moore, Of Syracuze, and
many others who have gained notorieiy by
their ze1l in the secession army.
aiapy OF the prisoners wore a kind Of
Uulform aud have served with Price for sew
era .i-hs They all say they have been
well jTe.-e ed by lie Federals and seem 10
think Ia +: viii soon be released by Price
The wagon, horses and mules we're turned
over 80 Jhe Quaft-rTaast at Sedalia The
troops are again N position AZ Larine We
were absent on this expedition just FIVE
days. Ia this time we were marched about
100 miles in direct line from this place,
and secured the country through which we
passed for o distaace. OF 70 or so miles on
each side of the route. We took about l.
500 prisoners, 100 horses and mules, eco
stand of arms, 100 wagons and quantities
of stores and supplies Of hing.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-29

A letter from Frankfort to Cincin-
natl paper says: s a-a ts1
.sThs 2ad Indiana, Col Colhura, b ss
Crab Orchard, too much weakened by SICK
ness caused by the disastrous retreat from
Wild Cat, TO 90 into the field. They hass
buried hirsy-ttTse s!aes that retreat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-29

Gen. Pope has received the following dis
patch FROM Gen Hallock:
HD QRs. DEPT. OF FHE Mo.
December 90, 1861.
10 Gen. Pope.
l congratulate you and your command onl
the brilliant success of your expedition Il
hope it will be the foreshadow of still gres
ter success. HALLECK,
Maj. Gen. Comd'g.
This prompt appreciation of their labors
and frank acknowledgement of theirservicss
by Gen. Hslleck has completed the happi-
ness of the officers and men Of his command
aud they viii move with alscrity whenever
theysr ordered o4E On suother expedition,
and VIII do everything in their power to de-
serve the sommeudstioR of the General
commanding.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-29
SEpALIA, No. Dec. .

Thirty -four loaded cars with prisoners
taken by General Pope go TO ST. Louis to-
night. The pcironers are motley crew.
ranging from is to 20 years of age
5lany Of the arms captured are United
Stetes muskets, and some Of the Dacn arc
clothed Ia toited States uniforms taken
-r5n our 50 isss a. BszIRgtoH Several
- aited States cannon were also captured
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-29
PALHYEA, No, Dec. 22.

ANN III, AIO., DC, =.
Mn7. Mckee, with 1G3 mca of Col Bish-
op regiment, encountered and repulsed
4U0 rebels fouc miles south OF Hudson and
killed 10 and took Il prisoners. Five of
our troops we're mortality wounded The
rebels had attacked freight train, cap
tured al the stock, held the railroad men
as prisoners, and were in the act of un-
loading the stock when the train, stock, and
men were recaptured by cur troops
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-29
sh herifRf S Sale.

DY virtue os 7tnd. ok s1a Il fa. a.rsa directed.
- aud delivered from the ItoE0ralie Circuit Caurf
Of Davidson Comfy, Tennessee, 81 j,s Sert Term
leeo- y III ex20se - pubc ssle the highest blI
der Ter cash, At tue Court House Yard IL th itg o.
NasifvEic, On Wednesday, the - davs,r E..-..sz
1852, al the right. titis, cism interest ;ad esta.e
Whlca Thomas e. Jelnse then had, HAY have since
lying ~ Davidson county, State OF IshHessce olt
l0ur Eliles frTin the city OF Nashville and bal.lde as;
i9.!aSs. en- the North Dy the iaRts OF Daniel Young
ana jerry smith and Whites Creek Oh the East b.
Tue lands OF JobI- %. James and John Walden o the
south by the Hides Ferry Turnpike Rotd ana Reria-
min hide, IN the west by tAe lands OF Dap ID Aisr
nathslsnd Benjamin. Hide colstaiuIng ahout =. acres
beDE levied on as tse property Of Ilsonlas T. James
aEd sold Under said f. = and said ve5l ex n sstfst,
9 Judgment RENDERED ia faY.H Of ,Ec5aI1. gsnss 80
i'11isett ~! 49, So ei-'= sFs ts,sst1l;-
.5s}ti X. EHsitFSfs fsss = Sheriff
dec24 y ~ Z, D. pEanEoErB, - .,hT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-29
DR.. C0LEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPENSARY.

Y VIE attention Of citizens strangers and others Wis
\ lting Nashville, feoEriag meGfdai aid X respect
fsly called to this chce No 81 DeadeIck street Sc,
ond floor, between Cherry and the Square
Or. CoIEEAS Is anold practItener OF medicine: his
almost unlfInited experience and faItering success
for many years past in the treatment OF PIvsTS IIg
EASEs, has nGnced him devote ms undivided atten
ton 10 all diseases sof t1iS nature. Many clses-
the most inveserate character have promptly y;ede
% his improved method OF treatment
Primary, Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary Syph-
lis, GGnorrhesa Geat and 9 diseases Of the geniia
and urinary organs, De1t With resistance 10 his
reznidies.
ali female irregVtsrities and functional isferarce
ments OF the Womb, and the disesse airing f. ON
Gessat ion and III ,HauEed parturiton.
Every case of Redqcihle Rupture, and OF Plies su
Pro.sifsns or The Rectun, aud most CAGES OF Fs,na
can be cured by process nearly psnlsss If eithS
of the latter cases is undertakes by DR.. Colenoau
cure e nssyabtF ssrr7nated as careful exaniuatio
Always paesenis de necossary indications OF scces
flfisTs BY his uerored method Of operating
teiscBs OF eithersex applying in person or by Iette
Describing case the Grst symptoms Of sn acenaf
specific disease, be cured, in uest cases by the
abortiYe method IN fcrty-eight hours
zStrictscon6dsnes, prompt attention. and moderate
chsrges, VIII goyern hin with his patrons. 80
ESr No mercury Hzed Ia the treatment of pe7l>Tar
diseases, as he believes In cases) II produces
worse disease than that IL Is given 70 cure.
o1ice hours from eight n the morning TIL nine in
the evening octl6-Sm 81