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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30
xSS EAago@Sa-s~as B4sTAass SsEA, So
@ ENERAL RsOM =,
sUErOI4K BoARs

Are kept for service, aud the ssbsexfbeT sgfres
ali interested, that they are Na@sSks Of se rigks
hind pure whtte and eaa ee nzaAe 10 welgA 80 fhs
al Ii months cid. 43 s7+ fs@ q. ~ 5 = +'5 ~
Ma has for sasa fsw psass ri EApFeAxh- Are4 $50
3 few pairs thEae-s9pEtht thsEenShrbred suaslk
Pigs as good ind as Hfe Is GAG be purchased Ia tAs
EAST ~ aagh prices whfsh he oasgs hbef2i terms
Farmers mAd eahsrs are EBvieed - eAsz ana are
my stock and satisfy themselves tAst4lssyE &aS
Epy themselves with sasxeaah-bre3 stock without
seuiias Thousand n Hester Ii ey Expgsss at mueA
Ffsk and gzsst sgpsass T9ss gu 45EE-
. : z sss-s8 ices LTSANlEA W. RABBIT.
NJ q Ths HSsss 7asR1aA aaiznzis al tsck aTss
p4eTnIaFns as Ene &sh AnanAI FaiF Of ths Pstta-
N'sstAm ls % aasy AgFssaatarsI Society.
New O fsSi -r@ @Ft z~# s.-t -'a Iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30
II -I7TAT TUT5@T1tl

aFF- F4A s@@tEk IL AAABAFe&fAE@@
IaEs hssR IsrREsaIox.-Thsrs 10 a
popular notion that the frat impression
il tps bssss. and shoas who .sass1tain it
sessk have sa2onaEs6sdia I'D sssats and
observations Of life. W. ssssd . ladx
Fsznark, the aaass sav ,sshxt wks@ she
commented housakesfaAg ND was inn
pressed WITH The beiisf hal the Chemical
Asabesssas sHsassag lszfk 6sEAAd L Co.,
was the only pure and anadalserated ar
sisle In the market. She acted upon this
saprssaisas4 koasht H. med it, always
had good hHiscpitss always found her
husband pleased With the bread, and has
aager bad occasion 20 doubt thas beg first
Impression about Salerasus vas the cor
rect one. This Chemical Saleratua Ia for
sale al ali Ssss aasa groceries. Il var
For sale by the Wholesale groosEs IN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30
Jasa. Dem. Ce1- Gaza. FostRwsttAaais Co.

- The District Court commenced Is
session in this city on Monday hast, Sudgs
szAks pksyYaV9Aa6' ~-a.esk 14fr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

~ Tbs Dean 0oss0p 4 Mseiins cem-
paay, Taason, he's . sspisAl " elo0, 600,
and the total ofiss debh On Msy slss waa
Ssffs EszS xx n s9s6 3&@s4 4faf III sfseS s8q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

BMMBLM ATHC MAB& MkkIING. =
The Dsaosracy Of Posaawsssssais oean.
ty sss rsqasssed 10 mees Al B@bbia Ball
on SasurS ZEE nay ApgNsss<pr
the paspoSs Of eiSesfng hysdelegzsa TO
attend shsaJsaiiexsa observation to be held
At QuiusS. ii hs fssA of August, 1862.
Ea6goI SAMUEL JACOBS,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

TT The salt company Of Syracuse, n.
L., has advanced the priesof salt thirssen
cents per bushel, to cover the govern
asps$ tax. I'd ELE)
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

e bills OF LADfxo for sale at this
olics. rr : vnlz -..s.z "a ~ -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

ITrFs t - 6svaxaas
oar sse ssssk Of Lszzzs sxs reesisss, aaa Ne
shesAsp1sss IIxft nsw n Ess9 snsss snAaify 0e&i
800 :. j A'A@ ~ D. axakzkxx.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

~ Tbs noAsE matters ia Rszssia are
so dsranged that there WILDE To prodacs,
agricultural or otherwise, shipped from
there tAe present year, and, at latest dates
no foreign vessels were in Russia ports
for thai purpose Hsuch is the case, our
chance for the sale Of our surplus food 30
EsglaRds will be aesd the esniag tall ! J
2 8 - F-~-~--ssAe e-~@@-A--@#6 z 81
- Canada mohey il ii a premium.
Look out for new euuuterfeits on the
Bank Of Tproato, znaw IA siEoplssisa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30
GawA@P LAND NOTICE

AwAlF LAND NOTICE
~ M@ttaa he hegeSy givsn 10 hsaAags of Pre-
kEapSAsn Gsxal &neaaa aS exs@ @scsisRa ss swaaNw
Land In Pstf&waftaEase county, 10 Rss&an& ghs
same TO fhS Ef*x& ~ sAs Beard af sapMgwfsass oil
said eeEaagt and 10 pay fsF tbs iasa sa6 Fssssws
asaa aAszYnt sa OF Aa4Asa AAa assG aay Of Qmaas@s
nert, on shsM e4sms wSn be ferfeise6 10 ne eosm~
", ~ sF1s2 vi sHe Hsssa ~ 2 81
D. ~ BUmuxoK gaasa.
Csaness sanza. Apxaa d. ssas VA
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21
Ayers Cherry Pectorai,

hes for Itself such o rerown for the O! every
variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint that it is entirely
unnecessary for recount the evidence Of ts virtues
wherever has been employed. AS it has long been In
constant throughout this section need not do
than the people ia quality IL kept to the
beat It ever has been and that Il may be relied to DO
for their relief all il has ever been found TO do.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For the cure Of CosiTeness Jsundice, Dyspepis ln6
Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases Liver
Complaint, Dropay, letter, TEmors snd Salt RheuM.
Worms, Gout, Neuralgia Dinner Pill, and for puri-
tying the Blood They coated so that the
sensitive take them peasanty and they the best
aparent il tie world fcs AL tEe purposes of tsnily
phys!c Price Is cents per Box Five Boxes for l.o6.
Great Numbers If Clcrsymen, Physicians Statesmen.
ard eminent Deso4Ees have lent their 10 certify
the unparalleled uscuiness Of these remedies but space
here will not permit the insertion OF them The Agsnts
below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN ALXANAc IN
which thoy given with also full descriptions OF tbs
aDoye coupaipts and the treatment that should be TO-
lowed Tor their cure.
Do not be put os By imp. ncpie1 dealers with other
pre-, ,agat0ns they make profit Demand ArxRs
and take othela. The sick want the best aid ihsro
for them and they should havs!t.
A.. our Remedies Cr sale by DR.. II. c. Porter, 20
Leonard Hollow; D. D. PAsKHUss, Leroy TAYLos.
GTanville D. WILCOX Co, Canton; ANDREWS 4 Rock.
WELL, Aha BIxBT. Wyaiusing PloLLg7, Wysox
STEVENS BURRows, Stevensvle RODGERS West
Warren LoHG s. BoSs, Burlington NEWELL 6 Co., Ui-
ster PERKINS, Athens ; hERRY. Burlington AxERy
& CAMP Cauptown {: NICHOLS, errickyiie IIrrLE.
LeREys7jlie BaoSsoE, Orwell ; BEIDLEuAE, Orcott's
Greek MOODY, Rome !; KINNEY i GORE. 6hsshsquir.
and by dealers everywhere.
Toyrrn rn.n t-l- 2
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21

ass- Inasmuch as by the law passed last
winter the teachers Of the scTeral districts required
20 attend District Drills, one day in every weeks,
have decided not to hold any County Institute this fall
sincerely regret being obliged to adopt this
and did not decide to do So until had consulted the
State Superintendent upon this subject the abors of the
Institute and the examinations which follow Immediately
are more than can in my present state of health en-
dure In order that may have time to devote 10
that labor. shall commence the examinations for this
fall some three ioar weeks earlier Than usual II is
hoped that teachers throughout the county will all ieel it
10 he their duty TO be at the inspection in their
respective towns and thereby avoid the necessity pri
Fate examinations. C. R. COBURN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21

E3F- COMPARISONS 1t is useless to DENY
that the Of the people have deep-seated and
tied confidence in STsapari!a ;" as an alternative re
medy Notwithstanding this confidence has of late years
been abused by many preparations claiming possess
its virtues but really with at ALL stiff the people
believe in its intrinsic value remedy, because they
have known OF its The rage for large bottles
low prices, has called into market many compounds OF
sarsaparia which contain scarcely any ol tor any
medical virtues whatever. Yet everybody knows that
oaraparlla is the great staple antidoe tor Scrofua.
Ernpons aud cutaneOus diseases. snd the publication
o The blood when they get the real article, or an
actual extract OF it. Such able to inform
'hem they obtain DR.. J. G. Aver Co, the cele-
oaled chemists OF the East whose reputation assures US
hey % well whatever they undertake. selling Com
pound Extract of Sarsapara which. although the bot
Aes 90 not contain quarts for dollar do contain more
" actual curative power than whole gallons OF the stu
'ncn have been in II is asserted that bottle of
ayers Sarsaparila contains more than double the
amount OF medicinal virtue which is Afforded by any
''her The fact not only apparent the taste but its
eects and cures afford incontes bie proof that is
nuch remedy has been long sosght for and is every
Where needed by all classes Of community rage
cEn'biaus, By}
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21

rt% Acc1nENr.-Quite singular accident
occurred at this place Sundly evening last. A Mr..
BoswoRTH brought load of volunteers from eRay
with a !oung and valuable team. While taking them
from the stable OF them became entaHSlcd in the har
and fell the ground nj airing him that he died
IN few minutes A Subscription paper immediate
y circulated among the volunteers, who unde rs:snd
soon rased enough to purchase another horse.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21
ra- GoyE TO WAR.--On Sunday and Mon

day last town presented quite military aspect On
Monday three Companies un. er command OF Captain
NArKINs SpALDHG and PARK. lett this place far Camp
Curtin. These companies all had surpiasa OF men-a
per cenuge for those likely to lie -equenly
NAV all be safely counted full. We understand that
Company LETT Athens the day We shall publish
The muster roll OF each company obtain
Ihem.
The Companies from this place left Troy at clock
Tuesday morning. for Harrisburg.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21

LET HIN BE REMEMBERED The Wel>born'
Banner says at among the st Of volunteers published
IN hat aper that deserves re than passing
notice his Mr. GEORGE CAMPBELL who has heretofore
sent of eight OF his to the aud he has
himself volunteered. His two reIaning boys not OF
age or they too, would have enlisted.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21
eess- During the passed few weeks the Irish

ss5- During the passed few weeks the Irish
boys othis vicinity have been ring to organize com
psny of volunteers under the name Of Emmett Guards.
Las, week they had the OF some twenty stout, ah
lec young men their muster roll and We are now in
formed tue company is dsbanded, and that no fur
ther efforts will he made organize it. Whether this
from ack of encouragement the part of our lead
ing citizens, or no: we are unable to say. Somebody
can probably
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21

The Collegiste year 10 divided into saree teras Of ID
weeks each. The Anniversary exercises VIII DO held 81
the close OF the Spring term.
No deduction will be made for usacs exceps IN c~xs
Of protTacted iilness OF over two weeka.
Instrumental Music viii ut heretofore be taught IN
the Institution, but by Tpecial aFraagernet-a class viii
be taught in hii j2nng the grounds o:he institute.
by the Teacher II VotG Music.
hssr-an cement has been adonted for the past term.
and hiss proved il 70 be eEainen:y superior 70
the pl pursued il former years Special pains will bs
the greatest progress OF those wishing -
ake in this branch Terms will be as heretofore
Tuition on Piano Forte, per serrn....,..... slo ~
Use Of instrument on which to take lessonA... 90
Do for practice. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Pupils boarding in the Hall viii furnish their sov
els &C. the table silver their option is desrs
bic that they also furnish their bed and beddins
when is convenient but when Otherwise these Will 10
furnished at slight charge.
strongly recommended that students from abroad
shouid board IN the Institution better opportunities
io- advancement il study are thereby secured.
Normal Depa,tnle,a-Specal cxerc.es are errsngeA
witut extra charge for those preparing themselves
able and well known Superintendent OF Common Schools
in the county has kindly consented TO organize sas
cher's class and direct the course TO be pursued.
He will also be present TO conduct its exercises a o<A
ss practicable and viii deliver frequent lectures the
Theory and Practice OF Teaching as also on Other subjects
connected with Normal training.
Those persons therefore intending to engage In teseA.
ing for the winter will ind greatly IA taetr advantage
| to be present during the Fall term,
Prof. Coburns connection with the Institution to nof
such TO In way interfere With the discharge OF ths
regular duties Of bis osfce.
No pains will ba spared TIE part Of the Faculty sad
Trustees In sustaining the high repnataan tbe tnsta'
tcn has atherto enjoyed. aud IN reHderirg more Vos
| by OF future patronage and sGpport
JAMES MoWrtrLAH, pstpsarAl.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21
r0- SINGULAR are Informed npon the

Ea- SINGULAR We are Informed npon the
most reliable Authority. that little child, quite
eighteen mouths old Jelousing Mr HENRY HuDsoN of
Shehequin Saturday night last had strceked shake
pass its bowels which, from al appearance original!
ly from ten to twelve inches in length. The snake
nearly all dsested only about three inches Of the head
and neck remaining sound. with ak eight inches v!
she back bone and RIBS attached. This is singular
circumstance but fox the truth Of it there is possible
doubt.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21
Aug. ls, 1862.

RExpEzvous FOR DRAFTED MIL1TIA -E,mirs
hiss neen oficiay degnated the rendezvous for the
militia who may be drafted in the counties Of Broome,
Toga Oswego Chenango, Cortland. Tompkins,
Clegnug Wayne Onondags. Cayuga, Seneca. Ontario,
sisubeu Schuyler, Madison and Yates
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21
say Among The s,lunleers who left thi

sey Among Ahe stlunteers who left this
place on Monday. noticed one old, grey haired gen
,eman who had enlisted private. Upon being ques
tioned ss his age, re laed = that il WAS nc body
business how Old lie was--he young enorgh to fight
and cud stand than halt the Young fellows yet
He started for Harrisburg with his company whether
he will bc lccc we'd or not, remains TO be The cir
cum>ancc serves to show tie disposition OF tie man
however.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21

ra. Teachers and Directors should give
particular attention to the notice of the Superintendent
o the annual examinations 1t is highly important, and
indeed absolutely necessary as we that every
person who expects to teach in the county should be
hand at the examination in his township, in the
d,ric where he is TO teach.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21

s,s. The Subscriber has now en- hand few
+ N. Coupon Bonds of the New Government per cent.
,, This Loan the Government is Offering to the
rber at par is payable IN 20 years with privilege
Il seeming alter years and bears per cent interest.
r S. RUSSELL, At the Banking House of
B. S RUSSELL & Co.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21

,x The person who took Carpet Bag
from the Ward House on Wednesday afternoon of last
W. t win confer great favor by returning ii immedi-
,.v As it contains papers of much value to the owner,
s:,b are entirely valueess to any other person
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21
HARRISBURG, NAJL, WORKS.

TEfHE uoderMRned hss on hand supply a
l. Nails. from these we'll known work. Ihs nails 40
for this purpose. and e upe-o- quality For ss
TO dealers only andon eesssy sars than they obtain
ip New York. Enquire ~ .as Banking omos af :.
RUSSELL & co. as RUHSEh
rovpnde, March l8, 1851
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21
IOCAL AND GENERAL.

ss- Owing to the extensive rush Of legal
ont. we are unable to give our usual variety
matter in our present issue This, however
u =, hs avoided after next week
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21
.s- The Bradford County Medical Societ

~ hold it, Annual Meeting il the Odd Fellows Hall il
W" rouob OF Towauda, on Wednesday, the 3D. OF Sep
,.uber, 1864, ut 10 o'clock, A. M,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21

ns- A CARD The undersigned hereby ten
ar their sincere thanks the Messrs PoMERoY for the
ne Of their Hall and for the many other acts OF kindness
,born them ard the men under their command during
their short stay in Troy.
J.P. SPALpING,
+. A. SpALDING,
Aug l9, 1861. CHAs. AEkLUk,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21
TIE NEW NATIONAL TAX LAW

GET THE BEST T.,..,.I. -. EAGE II D.
IVlh Paragraph Head Lines and index.
DY far the best and most satisfactory edition
~ offered is tie
CITIZENS STANDARD (DIME) EDITION,
published by BEApLE Co., New York 1t has the pre-
ference all others in business circles. II s the last
revised and authenticated copy.
AGENTS WANTED -,
to sell this edition Il has already had immense sale
in the great seanoard cities. and agents have made from
ten to fifteen dollars per day in its sale Everybody must
have copyevery manufacturer. every merchant every
mechanic End every farmer Compare it with other edi
tions and hone other will be taken Sample copies sent
pos tpaid receipt OF ten cents. Address call upon
BEApLE Co., Publishers. New York.
A. F. COWLES, Agent for Bradford Co..
Towanda. Jay 80. 1851
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21

A DMINISTRATRIX'S NCICE-Notice
N is hereby given that al ncrsons Indebted to the
tate of Henry W. Johnson late Of Athens twp decd
are hereby requested t. make immediate payment and
those having cas against said estate will present them
duly authenticated COR settlement.
~ SALINA JOHNSON,
June "a I.s2 Adm'x.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-08-21
susquebanna Collegiate ynstitats.

FACILTY !:
Rev. JAMES MCMILLAN, Principal, Professo. o!
o1 ID No. Sc,a


Rev. JAMES McWIIdAM Principal, Professor Of 40
cien Languages. and Eenta! and Moral Sciences.
SAMUEL J.. FtSLER, a. 3. Professor Of Mathematics
and Natural Science.
Prot. CHARLES r. COBURN. County Superintendent.
General Director Of Normal Department.
EDWARD 7. ELLIOTT, IL. b. Lecturer AID Inst-us,Gs-
in History.
Ma Mis: F. T, 9A5vEx; y. 6HHTsR F5sosp'rs.ss.,
Miss MARY B. ALLEN, Teacher OF Vocal nd EhsvsAaA
MrD CANFIELD DAYTON, Stewart
Mrs. c. DAYTON, Mstron.
The Fall Term commences WEDNESDAY, iUGuBr
20, Sna will continue Il weeks.
TUITION rREa:
TPavsbe invariably in advance onehaf On entering
the school AID oueha st the In9aie Of the ssrn-sn
and contingencies !ncluded.l
Primary, per term %
preDGTstCrS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W
Higher lsL year, per term ~
Higher, lst snd :d yesr, per tee.s soS
Classical, Let v<sr per term -
Classical, I'd o2d 81 year, per tesI.......... sec
n. Z. Fupils will h4 cGSsed sy tho most advanced
branch they respectively pursue.
Pupi!s using scholarships charged 81 per term for
fuel ana esasinceuts.
EXTRA IyPgSsgs,
Germa- ........>.............N.. %
Board il tte Institute, psr week, including feel
Washing, per dozen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
From Arizona,

The : Antonio Herald Of ths -'.n =ays
b fst;e!s received here b this mornings
rasti from q Pa=c, Sc !ssiu tia. me Town
e Als2oe1. thiTiy-LVe mile ais see O.!
~ c ar on the BIO G.anoa, was et1i-
ra,.5- ! a5 devIEs1t ou ne EcEa5n-s Ct re
- .az:8ut. b. 81. Baylor md s2me -so
?lar al 6Is command. 90 entering the Town,
= ,--s 5ssc,rgFei that Gaa Federal garrison
lad g-acaa.ei tie pisce ,he day 1e.vTe. ana
cd Il tie direction Of Fort Crais. bsl0 o..
,-:rg. tlev burnt jb=!r rents, ct, aoa de-
<.,~r-3 tbeir suP0l.=s. Tie garrison COZ
.-stcI Of $50 mounted men. Iaclnd. 'n& no
...r,Deriez O. IlGez, u-Gs- Japan A--cTs
aG Lieut.. Lord. 49,
-r-.i cz-gs O. =uzi.-poE among iAe
ICONS =. c.-l., Desr Eur5 Thorn lz= men
s-.....-e-. I'D IL c=eE T-cc.-a'e1' anu 10
,..agar was E7prrLrEled- s.-
E2oro til NesiIls Times 81 jauusCy So
- Iee--; rs-, desperate named lTSY.ai'
Win sc-ns Eog 20EoTi4Is ul5aer h-Li' haL IS
"A The Jogrl OF Tuc-ou il Western Arizona
srd.riur zli resident Americans 10 leave a.
.zr rcb6irg tEen OF tbeir property
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
TERI EssEE LEGISLATURE
SENATE
SATURDAY, Feb. 10. Isl

SATURDAY, Feb. 10. 1862.
The Ssla'e process d % bns;n IS at nine
4. II.
House bill, 30. -, go Qussh process in
certain c z52, was Posed ou liza third read
ing, ayes 9, noe. S: and ST.. LlrGWeil entered
8 motion to reconsider -Ac yyt-.
House bill, 10. g. for ;He benefit ri tax
collectors, wa taEaE Up, ami Mr. McneaT-
mon proposed to --l.45. nad then, on no
ton c, ri. Chaa.hln, (Nr. BGmaa-s PIE
filiGg.) the b.)i aU3 amendment Wtca ..blei.
Senat" bin. 10. I34, tr f-i..i Of SHERIFF..
vas rejected N 2.d reading.
Won Scars-G'Ea motion a. reconsider
the vote passing tue bill repeating the Wolf
Scalp Law wss taken up, and discussed At
length. when the 7os" to reconsider resulted
ayes -, nor ); aud then the vote rtcIT-ld
upon tna pS seg.{ Of The bill on it7 Bra rc1d-
Ing. rsgul. IT, $-as 7. noes 10.
The aT2-' .. i'der iOr II =. II 81 1uday
WIS chaagsE % P. ". Monday; and then,
Or notion, tn S-ar.e adjourned 20 > T..
y Eouday, .baro being q" h.-iucss on the
Table
C0EREC Nj. or vr-, ar,iav'5 report We
inadverie- = strris"'ad mott q TO an nd
So B. O. 70. l2g % lir. Wilson. Of Low
rsrcz, los, a6 OF 10 M. ,i.rrj=. lisialing
yhe voice &C. h. one .o~ ile osr.- as Mr..
: + iis"n EE5 sl.son. through s.csG.-..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16
DR.. CGLEMAN'S
PRIV TEDES PENS AIRY

T,EE attention of citizens, strangers and others via
ting Nashville, requiring 1naisl sIo, u resPeGI-
fully called 20 this office, No. e Ieaderick street SEC
ono ho0r between Cherry and the Square.
Dr. C0LEH4S old practitioner o. medicine; d.
almost uufn ted exp, TienCs and CATERING sueCes=
for many years past IL the treatment OF PRIVATE Da-
g.sEs has induced him 70 devote rs undivided
tl1n TO 81 diseases CT THIS tUrs. EsDy cases CT
the most nvsto5aJe character have promptly Sie1ea
10 his improved method Of treatment.
Primary. Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary SypA-
ia tClorraIE. Giet an all diseases OF the SsuitA
ana urinary organs, meet With resistance - hi
TCI1lIes.
Al female irregularities and functional lsterEnge
u,ruts o. the Womb, and the dissSss sEIsinS trcIn
. CESSATION and i'll hanged parturitiOn.
Tverv case Of RsduCne Rupture, and OF Plies a. :
rrolapsus of she Return, and most cases OF FIstuLS
car &c cured by process nearly painless. II either
Of the latter 3 undertaken by Dr.. Coleman,
cure IS j-rizJy lczTTdIs carcfU exarninEiisd
Always pags the necessary Indications Of scsz
I failure ~ his improved -neIhcd OF operating.
Fo-soas OF either applying person or BY ieiteT
describing easel the Erst symptoms Of any 2cenRt=
SraCluc disease be cured, most cases BY tAo
! abn-tIFa method. ~ forIy-eIgnt hours.
St-C. confidence, prompt attention, and moderate
charges VIII govern him with his patrons.
ey No mercury used IN the treatment q psslsnsa
diseases as he believes Ia most cases) It PSedac>s
worse disease than thst IL y given 10 cure.
Oflcs hours from eight ID he morning tl nine 10
ute evening u. Is, 'sS-tF
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16

NEGROES At Eas.rEa-s AoEanS A oiti
ize4 q Hampton, q Captain u Ii Coafed-
rae army. ans at pres"n. stationed on
York river, n, informed the editor OF tn
'Sarfnll Day Sock tha. fev Days ago tix-
sssu Uegros, s5saDaC f-e-7 "a Ya5tey~ u
Fortress Monroe sud gladly retura,5 <, Or
lines, They report that tho negroes here
arr very badly treated : t1s TAuss1l aHd
1-: Gen WOO, ns5 ;sSacd orders e.. hi,
,r5e.s - shoe. I'll negroes attempting .
escape from his i.--~, ana not n aPFrs5e7d
.lar.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-02-16

i-sIs. s..os; .f.,,,,.5sE.- RIvER.--Fa s=eGgegs
Jy in cas- last ntant, report Inc Eedecais
=tiii =@asdilg he T.gu,s5.e river bridge
IT, nave mad IN moy=maI; y towards
PMS. There i gCtu' excitement in Henry
county, and shareholders ire moving their
families and slavos cut of tire way o. dan
ger.-Hsm2ais 1UElGHclg II.