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MARKETS,
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| by Telegraph
CINcISSATl, April 3.
Flour dull. Superfne Sc 1851; Extra 81 T59s
Family SsG9 IS Fancy slO@lI 80.
Wheat dull No. 1. 81 1891 so; No. 2, 81 SOC
IS.
Corn less firm. Mixed 53554c.
osts dul, prices declining No. 9, &c.
Rye nominal at 6O@65c.
Whisky dull 81 CSC.
Mess P5rk-2o0 bbls sold at PSI Bulk Shoulders
1014c, packed nothing doing in sides
Bacon dull Shoulders l2]Sc Cleas Sides lee.
Lard wanted atlse, but held at 3 higher.
Gold I261z9l27.
Clover Seed in firm demand at IS 20; Timothy
IS so.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.
Leaf Tobacco fully sustained; sales OF Isl hhds
Common Light Lugs 1850; Heavy 2492sc; Com
mon to Fair Leaf s,G20.
Mess Pork firm ats25
Baeon-shoulders lse; Clear Sides 1911 sugar
cured hams PC.
Middling Cotton 331zc.
Supsrfine Flour g.
Mixed shelled corn SIC.
Goats in bulk at 45c.
Raw Whisky 25c.
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Doctor
l.. L. COLEMAN.
Doctor

| AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given US by the press OF this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with 30 much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the Nash.
Vells Daily Union:
I" At a period like the present, when our
| city is filled to OVERLOOKING with a transient
/ population, and diseases prevail to an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt of, it is proper that
| the means Of cure should be of ready ae-
| cess, and that those Immediately interested
[ should have information which will lead
them to avail themselves of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
| Gated IN the best schools of the profession
| OF Medicine, and been successful in a prac-
tlce Of many years, are surely worthy of
confidence; if they have given their stten-
ton exclusively TO one branch of the pro-
fession, and made themselves masters Of il,
they have still more right TO expect sup
port, more particularly if they have afford
ed proof Of their ability 10 cure. To this
latter class belongs DR.. L. L. COLEMAN,
who, in his specially, has been benefaetor
TO the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
as safe and sure physician"
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our Office,
relieving those afflicted with
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USprR the old regime, before the war, a
rule was adopted and enforced in the public
schools, requiring the boys to 60 directly to
their homes on leaving school and not 10
make a noise on the streets. We fear this
rule is not properly enforced now. We see
almost daily, boys stopping on the streets,
just after school hours, waiting for the girls
10 pass in review, and hear others making
noise. II this thing continues, it will grow
into an abuse detrimental to the school, Il
-, e,y,ati,iur vyorso
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ON THEAFhE.-Yankoo Locke made his
second appearance last evening in the char
acter Of "seth Swap" and ''SAm Patch il
France" A fair audience was in attend
anee. Locke is certainly a good delineator
Of the true Yankee character; aud we can
not but advise those DESTROYS Of enjoying a
real treat in the way Of fun, 70 60 and see
him. The eGrsen Mountain Boy" is The
feature for this evening.
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FREEDMES SESr TO THE WoRKHoUsR.-
Humphrey lax, Henry Bullock, and Geo,
White, who were connected with the Negro
burglar recently killed by Mr.. Spain, were
yesterday tried before the Freedmen's Blu
reau and sentenced to one year each in The
Workhouse. About one hundred dollars
worth Of goods were found in their posses
sion. They were traced out and discovered
by negro detectives.
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CoLonFD MkrRINoyIAL NFELIcTrv.-Rich-
srd Brown Is black, and among the colorod
dsmsels is regarded as s gay Lothsri0 and
his wife not regarding him as altogether
above suspicion, has long been troubled By
the ''greea eyed monster, +" and night before
last she followed him in his perambulstions,
and found him lovingly hugging q colored
lass, when che bad him arrested, and yes
tsrdsy he wss aned SIS Cor bis fun, BY the
Frssdmsn's Bureau.
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CInneInnati, OIIIO.,-JOsEFH B. DUMMY, il
our authorized agent 70 receive advertisements and
subscriptions for the Ncsiiriue Ua,ol-
New Orleans, La.-EDwN z. ovERAlL' O
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
agent 70 receive advertisements and subscriptions
ior the Nashville Union.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. H. Tom Co. are
our authorized agents 70 receive advertisements
and subscriptions for the EashUals DaioH.
Jors HoorsR Co, Publishers Agents, Il Park
Row. New York. are authorized to contract for ad-
yertlsiBg IN oUr PsPer.
JOY, Cora Co, Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
inss. New York, and Browns IToE Building, Phila-
delpha, are authorized to contract for advertising
" our paper.
SIN. PErrESGfLL a Co, Publishers Agents, 81
PAD. Row, New York, and State street, Boston,
sre authorised TO contract for advertising in our
paper.
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TKIED ron sTEALNG.-Wm. Ewing, 3
freedman, was yesterday fined SIS and
costs, for stealing a hand trunk. Il was
empty, and 50 was Williams pocket When
called upon TO disgorge the anoant Of his
fine, and SO he went TO the workhouse.
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See n woman

In another column picking samburg
Grapes for Speor's Wine. 1t is an admirA-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
frst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference TO old port wine.
Ii is we'll worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l-tst&weowly.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns of Wall Paper and Windo'0 SHADES
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale BY MERRITr & Hut,
AZ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhs.u Opposite Maxwell Hotel
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Damssks, Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Cornices and Wall Paper. Large stock and
at lowest rates, just received by Hewitt 4
Marshall, No. 81 College street.
Mar s. I'm.
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HEAyr BAIL.-The three Edgefeld horse
thieves, whose exploits we have before
chronicled, were yesterday held ior trial, in
the sum Of SCI. 900 each.
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The Most Perfect lion Tonic.

II 81 CsIiasvs BARK with PyIopho~phaie Il Iron.
Prepared By HEGEMAN o., Chemists and
Druggists, New York.
PrkoPHOSPHATE OF IkON Was introduced BY
1, Rehiou-t AZ llsris Ia IssS sad lived favors
"a notice from the french Acsdersy; Is Is eas '
ssfniisied, and not decomposed in the s.oInach .
iood or The gastric JUICE; . = prompt efdcisnt
touIr comhining The etect3 q rnoePiorls ard
ron and Is not Stimulating or lTrltzlt
our FERRATED ELIXfR OF tAllk Is pleas
ans Cordial, possessing the valuable properties q
Csissva Bark, aud conisizs eight grams q tue Py
ropscsphaie Of Iron IN each fuid ouzcei and IN sil
rasos where MIDI and ofhcacious iron Tome =
siesirsd sil he found a Tnost fsua1le prepararon-
saupisa Furnished 70 Physicians on aprl eaton.
PITEE VACCINE CRuSIs. selected RON healthy
eaantry children. warranted roilahie-
HKksENAN 4 cos Cordial klxir CEilsaya Bark.
Ainu and Kino Bo1engea and c1iosafe Potash 10
aengea. AL Tie aoore scla b prIs zssss.
nnarf On cnelnis,s aid DruEsists, Ne fois.
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Bank RoBBer Arrested.
$3.50 OF the Stolen Money Re
covered.

some time last September q gentleman
made specie deposit in the Sd National
Bank Of hex containing $6,9ss; and moi
being in need Of the money did not call for
It till few days ago, when it was discovered
that both the box snd its contents were
1nissing. Il was then remembered that q
negro porter, named James Cole, had been
discharged in January, and that he had
gone 70 ST. Louis, but day or two since he
returned, and was put under arrest and sent
to jail.
Cavitt's detectives and the Deputy Mar.
shals at once commenced working up The
matter, and yesterday found in possession
Of negro hack driver, named Isaac Dortoh
the sum Of $3.50, where il had been left
They also found about s4sO worth Of farni
ture which Cole had purchased, and which
was seized.
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EstraYs...Dayldson County.

TAKEN Up byJ asbbstt. IN Davidson county
one Gov sna csiL The coz j. . muly, uiarEsi
WITH crop OF each year, and und1rnif ID he right
she y a red coioft Nlth WhIia streak along hal
hsck, shout az ye@rs old Valued Il So.
ThKEN Up bY Bob Lewis, coIored. In d.a.ri-,
No. Is. one mcuse coicrad mare mule Ief nasteru
e SO. ALET. NcljANIEI.. Raseer.
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In Chancerr q Melinnrille. Tenn.
FEEEuAAE RULLs, ls6G.
Cyrus Biuingsly and Ise,c Plumlse, Adn'rs.

IN tins cause 8 appearing 70 the Clerk and Mas
Ter. from alddaTit. that the above named deiea-
dznt's Whereabouts u unEn0Hns TX h. therefore
Crde7ed t1st publication - made for four suecas-
sve weeks. IN The Nashville Union. . newspaper
pubHshed n the city q Nashville, Tennessee n.
auInng tie sad defendant 70 appear on the frsi
day 81 our next Court, 70 be held 81 McMinusilis
on the f1lrih Monday 10 March, 1904, then and
there % plead, ausEer or demur 10 complainaut'
hll, Or the same E b taken icr confessed szgusi
him snd re-; for bearing ez paTte.
J. p. MORFORD, CAN.
fsbi0-gffs By. C. BfLU, u. G.
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CONVENIENT SALE.-We call attention to
the government sale Of Building by Capt.
Hamili, published elsewhere. It is well
adapted TO storage purposes, for railroad
freight.
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OUR jos OFPIoE.-We are executing every
description o. plain and fancy Job Print
lnE in the neGtest style, and ct the lowest
prices, ct this Office.
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We arc obliged to our young friend Allen,
news agent, for the Louisville Democrat
and Courier, left at our Office daily.
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Ia. Willard, No. 2S1< Union street, laid
on our table last evening, on the arrival Of
the train, the latest Louisville psPsrs-ths
Cincinnstl IN the meEninS,
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department Of this Paper will please
write - Union Office" on the face of
the Copy.
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Italian Awnings made 70 order. Furni.
ture covered and repaired by Hewitt & Mar
shan, No. 81 College strees. Mar. s, I'm.
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Self Ahnan-

This vice, which is never practiced in
the presence of any enc, has proved the
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblost
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pen to song.
It has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim VI
8 living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. O. North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tenn. fab36-S
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HOUsEKEEPERs troutlei with verm.a nefi
be 30 no LONGER, u they use "C0srAEs htis1r...s.
Tor We have used &c b our sif.-fa.iioui aud 20 BE-
box cost s.. We would have Be- We have iref p0.
sons. buf they effected nothing lui -Qeiafa sf-
uels knocks the breath oui % ksis, Nice. hoa.ue+.
ANTI, and Eed-buss. quicker tlan En can Fl.I- '
fOhi0l Gueffs.
ss-seo 'sC0srAH's" advertisements anoFa.
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RETIRED.-col. Traurnieht, one of the
Tennessee "stsats Zeitung," has retired
from the paper. He publishes his card Of
withdrawal in the Tennessee Journal.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this office, or
printed 70 order.
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To MiIk-men.-Milk Tickets (pints and
quarts) on different cOlored card-boards' OF
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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We are indebted 10 the Adams Express
foF the latest Eastern and Southern papers.
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CITY NEWS.

For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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united amount My of the stock thus sppro-
pri ted has been pacet in the hands Of the officers
ofthe company to be sold at s. per share snd as
the stock has all been issued full paid, in pay
ment Of property, It is not therefore, lahe 10 an
future assessment.
oFFIcE: No. 661S North Cherry street, PostofIice
box ga, Nashville, Tenn.
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The interesting ceremony Of the celebra-
ton Of the rites OF mairimony between Mr.
WAurKR G. WILSON, Of Philadelphia, Pa.
and Miss FASxIk E. BUrLER, youngest
dsuehter of our esteemed fellow-eitizen A
W. Butler, Esq, took place yesterday after
noon at Christ Church, Rev. W. J. Ellis
officiating, and considerable number o
the friends Of the parties being present
The happy couple left last evening on Oh
train for Louisville. We tender them on
most sincere wishes for continued prOsperit.
and happiness in the future, now 50 fu
Of promise.
'sAfsy your summer BE- gay as the roses
Thai hang on the bushes IN June;
Your autumn made up Of Toposes
AZ cslIn ~ Che sleeping lagoon.
Aud When the cold blasts o.. December
Asssil you IN LIES later years
May tais le your hfe-tn remember
No hour that was Swallowed by tears"
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RATS usrss BIRDS -Wh0ever 7sges il shoe
ing small birds IL acfual maa rlssger a.df Bon rl
terminating rots Is q hereiatrr. We SHOULD l.H
some one b give us the benefit % faeir e1 aereu-
IN driviug Qua these pests. We uard -ur etn. l..
besides oogs, eats, ard TAPS iJr ih tiails.a
tcrHf.fc Agiat1II, ". ,.
Ha-5ee "C0srAg's" aIverti- mlIt Shove
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To Whom Il Nav Concern,

IL persons haFine Gains szslnst TIE bAshvilie
prIoT - itt july, is65. ars neafsd th4t Al such
claims are Eelerfed % COMMITTEES q Lfeetorz.
Ii czidseil. Feas- ,rfo rrest IN Murfreestsro "a
w. INFEa
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS
The river is four feet seant on the shoals
and falling rapidly.


ARRIVED.
nam ion 81. Louis.
W. roRn-..-.... s mithiand.
DEPARTED.
a'-'..-... Cincinnati
A. ". johnson, j., has been appointed
Agent at this port for the Nashville and
Cincinnati Packet Company, and viii have
control Of the whole business. his Office,
Tor the present, is At Bailey, ordway 4 Co.'S,
Broadway; his pOstofiee box 2os. The
steamers belonging to this company and
running as packets regularly, are the Row
ena, Eebeccs, Havana and Emma Floyd, all
excellent boats. Mr.. johnson is young
gentleman Of fine business habits, and the
Company have been fortunate in securing
his services.
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NoHca.

THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE win be open
i ed for bus.n ness At the Hall o. the Chamber Of
Commerce. No. ~ College street, on Thursday
next, and every day thereafter AZ I o'clock, . m /,
and remain open until O'clock, vhen t IL expected
that the Msmners VII be present with samples d
Cotton. Grams, Groceries, &e.
All buyers, WHISTLER members or not, are respect
! Ally invited % be present
161sr2s-a ISAAC LTTTON. ssc'y.
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Was the only preparation for food from
Indian Corn

That received a metal aud honorafle mention from
the Royal Commissioner. a. the great Interuafoaal
prominent manufacturers Of sCorn Starch" and
Prepared Corn Flour Of this and other countries
nothWithstsudmg.
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Nj AIZEN

The food and luxury o. the age without a single
tault- One tral VII convince the moot skfulcld.
Makes Puddings, Cakes, Custards, bianc Mango,
&C.. without isngIase, With ieF Or no eggs, at cost
astonishing the most economical. slight addi-
ton - ordinary Wheat Flour greatly Improves
Bread and Cake. 10 BE- alec excellent for ths1eulng
sweet ssuces, gaves for tan or Beat soup, &C Fer
Ics-Cream Datniug can compare with L. A little
boiled In milk vii produce ncl cream Tor collie,
chocolate, tea, &C.
But up in one pound packages, under the trade
marx Mazaua, with directions fcr use.
A unost delicious article Of food for children and
nEallds or az ages. Per sale b. GroceFs aud Drug
gests everywhere.
tghoIesaie Depot, I6s Vuiton 81 Neu Foyk.
WILLIAM DURfEA, General Azsnt.
funa Qf-iv
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CINCINNATI, April 3.--In the municipal
election yesterday, the Union ticket was
elected by about 5000 majority. Twelve
Union men, Eve Democrats and one hide
rendent were elected to the city counsel.
NEW YORK, April Slate news from
Mexico, via. Brownsville, TO March 9TH, is
received. Imperialist accounts give highly
colored details Of the efforts making to open
the roads from Matam0ras into the interior
of Mexico, g campaign forced on Maxamil-
ian by the elamOrs Of the MatamOras mer-
chants. The several columns which moved
simultaneously, as previously announced,
had reached their destination. Gen. Jeane-
negras has occupied Monterey and General
Doway held Saltillo, while Duwan was in
possession Of Victoria. Only General jean
neeras had encountered any forces Of the
Liberals. These he had driven from his
route sud reached Monterey without loss,
bat practically these marches had done no
good. The Liberals are returning 10 them
in force as soon IS the Imperial columns
had passed, and so obstructing the road as
TO make transit into the interior impossible.
They had made their re-appearance near
MaiamOras. The Matam0rss merchants
had given up all hopes Of opening trade
with the interior.
The announcement that the Cordova rebel
colony had proved a failure is confirmed,
and the exiies are abandoning Carlotte for
want Of Imperial protection from the Mex
lean guerrillas. General discomfort pre-
vailed among the colonists.
NEw XORE, April st. Domingo advices
state that the Government Of President
Baez had hardly been inaugurated before
an effort was made to overthrow and de-
stroy it.
A revolt had taken place in the province
/ n Enf -
ed by General Cabrot.
Congress, which was IN session, prompt
/ ly voted men and means 10 suppress the re-
| volt, and By few vigorous blows, Baez
| had deleated and routed the rebels and OBJ
tanned the mastery in the revolted districts.
The rebel leader, General Cabrot, who had
been prominent ia placing Baez in the Pres
identisl chair had asked permissi on "a
leave the country.
| WksHISGIoS, April 3.--HOusE--The regu.
lar order Of business being q call Of tbs
committee Tor reports.
Mr.. schenck Of Ohio, stated that the
COMMITTEES on Military Affairs, which wa
first on the list, had agreed 10 exchange
places with the Committee on Naval Affairs
which was next on the list, the House hay-
ing agreed 70 that arrangement.
| Mr. Rice 81 Missouri, from the Commit.
Tee on Naval AGasrs. reported back with .
substitute, House bill, further 10 regulat,
the appointment Of volunteer officers foi
the regular uavy. The substitute va.
agreed % and the bill passed.
Az Rice, from the same committee, ais
reported back senate seint Resolution 81
the restoration q Commander Wm. Reign
olds, and that ~. B. Woolssy 70 he art3v,
list % that Of Tie reserved lat Of TIE Nsvv
which vas conseated 70 ard Dssssd. RICE
fron ssfae eonulttss also reported bael
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OFFICERS.
Pfesiient,-A. G. SANFORD,
Pres't LIST National Bank, Nashville.
Vice PeSideHt,-A. G. WELLS.
Secretdy,-F. H. COTTON.
TfeaaEer,-WM. c. BUNTS.
AEsin1 Supsrintsndcnt.-C. l.. HEQUEMBoURG
The property ofthe Company consists of Lessee
hold interests in the counties Of Overton Fentress,
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the State of Ten
nesEee, amounting in the aggregate to over eight
thousand acres.
The membership of the Company and the Board
Of Directors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of thorough and practical ac-
uuaintsnce with the oil mines of Pennsylvania,
The Mining Superintendent one Of the first ex-
plorers of the oil field of that State and struck the
first flowing oil well in the country, well known 81
the Hsquembourg well, and 10 which the oil inter-
ests of Pennsylvania, then in their nascent state,
we're very largely indebted.
This Company viii lease portions Of their yalua-
ole lands IN small tracts, to private parties or COM
panes, for IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT This is q rare
chance for bora nds operators 70 obtain leases on
terms that will be amply redfunerative.
Terms made known on application.
/ NO NHKE SPECTATORS WILL BE TREATED WITH,
Description Of lands and samples Of Oil obtained
4 from the property may be seen by calling at the
! Office Of the Company, No. coz North Cherry
| street, Nashville, Tenn.
| The Secretasy, +. II. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ceive orders for stock, and viii fsrEard certificates
| by return mai when the money accompanies tnt
| order.
/ r
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Old Course of Treatment

constantly
Dr. JONES has discovered mode Of treatment for these diseases which rather
has efficient than other He troubled with
of
oms produced by the Old School Treatment
the all caseswi charge
il
speedily possible
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Established in 1852, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING NOTICED MODE or
II treatment for PRYATE Diseases BY the use Of eau,e applications
these diseases might be cured BY pleasant and reliable
by the
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DIRECTORS.

?. n. COTTON, ofTenn. c. L. HDoUEMBOUR9 Of NY.
wM. c. hunts, DELAHO T. SMITH, Of Mum.
A. @. SANFORD, Z" A. O. WELLS, Of Mich.
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Laws Nashville on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday. Returning leaves Tuune on Mondays Wed
ne dsy and friday. Ofioe a, CITY Hotel, East side
Publ c Square.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In all cases. which to the patient the extraval
scrptons which will, in many cases, cost more tina
sides you save yourself the probability Of exposure
Drug Store. The Office is 50 arranged that no one
business and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers, in visiting
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Connects al Lebanon with the AleEsnarls Soaeh
sveTv ssrndsv. WednesdaT aud Friday; with Ches-
mt Non5d Coach every Monday, "Wednesday snd
Friday. once 81 81 Cnailes Ao'ei' MUM MAI >e'
street.
h,..;,al and Departure Of The NOlensville and