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.MEDICALCARD
Cedar street. Nashville.


TN OFFERING MY SERVICES TO TIE
citizens of Nashville and surrounding coun-
try. do so believing there exists a necessity
for some physician TO continue his inVestiEa--
lions and practice as specialist IN the treat
ment of Chronic and Veneresl Diseases.
The study Of medical specialueS b as exerted
a happy influence upon the progress Of praetlc9l
medicine 1t not Ouly advances medical sci
encs but enables the practitioner to more sue
cessfully meet the demands Of suffering hu-
mainly. -.
The complaints urged against specialities IN
medicine few years sgO, now almost cease 20
be heard. No physician can boast that ne
thoroughly understands all the branches OF
medicine, so as to be equally successful as an
Qculist, DermatOlOgist, Acc0uhceur, Gyneeolo-
gist. etc.
Or. Coleman does not wish to inform the pub
lie that he has discovered any treatment o.
mind, body or estate that will enable nm to
cause men to live forever, and leave death idle.
for want of work. But he does profess to have
given more attention to bis specially, the treat
ment of all diseases of the Blood and SKIN
than any regular graduate of medicine IN the
Southern States.
Thousands of both sexes can testify TO his
success in curing them of the worst forms OF
Veneraal Diseases. ALI diseases arising nom
impurities of the blood. sill skin diseases, every
class and shade Of female Affections. viii re-
ceive mis- prompt attention
DIR. Coleman has been engaged int prac-
tice of medicine for over tWenty-hveyes HIS
office is on Cedar street. near DR.. Hend ershott's
drug store, where the afflicted may Rly sys ma
him Parties may consult him by lett err, upon
any matter pertaining 20 their ah1letlO1s. Al
dress l.. Il COLEmANs D.
an6 3m Nashville Tenn
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A WORM, about half an inch in length
and with a striped body, is at work in he
corn fields of FsyetJe county, Ky. II en-
tiers the stalk either at the top or bottom
and bores its way entirely through, killing
the stalk in every instance.
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Upon the Subject OF Agri-
culture, ..- E.r'

And kindred topics, we shall also give Sn .
tensiye variety of valuable and interesting mat
tsr-the best adapted to the farming classes Of
our State, which will. in great measure. sup
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THE VOICE OF NATURE

How graceful was that Greeian creed
Which taught that tongues of old
Dwell IN the mountain snd the mead, ~
And where the torrents roll'd;
And that in times Of sacred fear.
With sweet mysterious means. n pCEf
They spoke aloud. while some paIe sssr
Interpreted their tones. '''i
And. lady. Why should we not deem. r.,
That in each echoing hill. : = -. 3 g p
An sounding wood, and dancing straor
a language fingers still? s S0iH'
1N9 9, SCENES round Delphi spread! =
~ Than round thee stretch divine:
Nor Grecian maid bent brighter head
by haunted stream thar thine. STe
Morn' noon, and eve-bird, beam and
breeze,
Here blend TO bless the day.; rs = e -
M5y portion of their memories f- - . o.
q be ever round thy wayi
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BATH COUNTY, VA.

THIS FAR FAMED WATERING PLACE Is
now open for the reception of visitors. The
virtues of these waters are so well known that
we deem it unnecessary to enter into details.
The Baths are admitted to be the finest in the
world Circulars containing analysis and GER
tifcatss will be sent on application to VIM. II.
MCDONALD, Manager.
This property is being reftted and repaired,
and no pains will be spared to render the guests
comfortable. Route from the North. via Oranee
and Alexandra railroad to GordOnsviile ;
thence via Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to
MiIlboro Depot. Route from the South via
Lynchburg or Richmond, and Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad to MiIlboro Depot; hence fifteen
miles to the Warm Springs by fne line OF
stages, with steady and accommodating drivers,
thence to the Hot Springs five miles. and Heal
ing, eight miles.
BOARD PER DAY-........-............. 1913
WEEK II 50
juni5 On AVN WARM SPRINGS f;ii.i;ii IS C. CO.
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nearer than two hundred feet on either side, 80
that we have a free circulation OF air, and our
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The Great Rival of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Account Of the Religion which is In.
vSdtBg ms from China and japan.
From the PHILADELPHIA Press.
, 1869-09-09
THE 4iM AMERICAN RELIGION,
The Greed Of thc Organizations.

IL the Editor af she chiodro 7Tt5une:
The following Is the creed Of a new religious 60
c1eiy, but recently formed, and now Numbering
between four and i've hundred members scattered
throughout the various States This Is the nrst
time ne nase CONE oelnye the public, cur meet
!ngs and uanstrtions heretofore har1ng been car
ned on quietly Ind pstrntely: but Is We propo-c
starting weekly paper In Chicago, to be called
the .Anti- Bi7nt, "a soon az the balance Of nouey
necessary for the enterpr..e Il secured, We hase
enne.caed to ask TO publish IN the columns Of
Jour widely ctrcnlaied journal The following
CRKAD or TNA EkH AMERICAN RELIGION.
ri. .os1d sad r. sni1 ii tic ano1a nun.
sSa N.ss i 81 o.: fss purpose nut
tani,, .pa II o,sTssion sy,:ea Of .~ a.
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30 u wing 9e.snre" tnternrd nd the ra:ons
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ne ss l.. fisa thss l. Iii
t.1r.er bstn OF Isnis thu of Ills own hand
f. n's1fi: u III: sss IT T.d
S.'e h.sn ie1 .hsir lud5ldual enynept .nd improve
sss .i:. =. ;n .s,Tttsa u ~ IT, chl;,,l.s @ s.feissi .a
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,ds-c latter having tho advantage ut teins tsnk
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, 1869-09-09
the nunttous Herman practitioners Ia tha uhltsd

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ut Philadelphia, ruIuLteerssl la read paper OF
thn III. tAIat!on vi tiatsl caira1sA
ADJOURNMENT. .,
TN noliDn, tha tuu.rntts,u adjourned uItll th
IuoThlng ~ bnc'oek.
NEcEr7lnk LAST gyEkiko.
Meshrs, A1tIen anu Fuller, OF tbs Onesa 11ons
3 complimentary reception last evening. The II
tendance on The oecahIau was very iafKe, nnd th
,urmt'ers seemed well pleased with tue courteslr
rnoanAAMK T.tDAf.
1'yoStd.ug that the business Ut the coayentlo'
VII permit, tue association VII tsks ~ e1cuiiol
, 1869-09-09
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,


ha! Or TWO since mention was made ID Tne
TRlEtsK Of the arrest Of q woEan ustned Eliza
beth uclbraok, On the charge OF Inducing her
daughter, Mart Jnue to become prostitute.
Thc complaining Hitness was Samuel R'scra, tho
husband Of the young WOMAN. lie charged that
hla wife was srtnons #oltan at the time tf thcLf
marriage, but Tint through The l,a COUNSEL Of her
molhef She hai been Eetstniea III lcai life Of
Fha1nc- The case clI1ne u for eyRUl[natlon he1ore
Jnsfcc Schoencwa'i, mud the accused Eas heht
for trial In ball Of ssWl The Pccul'ar'tlr% Of the
cnEe, coupled With 1hc publicity given the matter,
ma,'e deep Impression rn the tounG notnan,
ant,howrt with FTicf ami retnoree. .she 1eterHne'l
Oil ku,cllc. Accordingly the procured Il quantity
Of 'au'ianntn and cthrf, thotous'tIy saturated Il
cinth, AMI lying down tn hcr bed, placed tho
rrepatalton orer Iler lace When dis
covered she HAs IN n Fsate Ut lnsenslll1tF,
alrt for IrnF tlmc, nil hnpca Of recusery wefc
ahnntnnth. hestrni pn, s1rinus we're funtneuef,
auh tnRtts, after much iatnr, and through The
Haeney y, insnf HsAles, ste wns stn'.e''t hsek
- !'fe. !irar The letl. nj ahe, sllc hal r!arI
f:tttr conf hlnlEE htr rings. TUE eristr sat that
thc tlebtlf 1osrti het husband, au1 shn t'aftrtl
tlat thr tnrs thunI'f 10 risen IN him na tpk"f
Ut hrt ht'nctlun. Wiiir fnp sniffA mt tfc with
LIN, ftr tlr~trl to III for HIM TIE eirrrt uf tar
nrfetc vna F" pnt"lf TINT The rltfeht II yrt rutt-
Ehtts 70 htf tHH. at.tt hhf enstItMtipn VII rs,a.
hty httef frrn!n In rtntt,i tIEnr.
, 1869-09-09

HIDE Park heminasy hegtns III eleventh year on
"Wednesday merit, September IL, This admirably
conducted IIiAtituti1n, located It The charming
village Of Hyde Inrk, etx m!les from Chicago, on
tue hhoEr ii Lake Michigan, - one os the beat
mud most fas0fably known ii liz kind In the West,
~ lis SUCCESS an1 standing most Abundautly ah0w.
The terms for tuition have been reduced nalen
hll5. hnh the prospectus fl! THE eleventh year Ia
such ns to conmann general attention. Comm
nlcAiloLs should be adirExsed to the Principal
Mn. c. T.Wsiic. 1loom No. IT, Trebune Buutlng
Ehracfl
, 1869-09-09

Persorn1.
nlhop Wllpp.e. Of Minnesota, Rpcuds to.dnI
{Thuredas> 4, the residence Of 5, Il. Kcrtoot, Es4
No. sso ltG!ana street. aud will bc glad to meet
any parents desiring 10 place their daughters al
St Mnr3s Hall, Fa1tbanN. THIS yoang laa&ea'
echool It wflI be horne tn tndt r. under the root
Of the Bishops residence, and has his personal
EunEITiSipD.
, 1869-09-09
SPORTING.
nAkE HALL.

GARDEN CITY vs.. ATHLETICS.
The second gamc Of home aud home match
between the Garden City aud Athletic C1ubs, WEI
plsJed yesterday afternoon at Ogden Park, aud
resulted In Victory tor the Garden Cltys- Be-
low is
, 1869-09-09

I'd IN ntse,nble 1t hrairna1teta Al hntf- -ra.t 4
atltxk ~ RstAa3 ssen.ns, u tastae4s q! l.pref.
tAnre r III cuino t'tiuto the meeting.
tirs n,sr4 WAisH, TIN victim IT tI,r attrtartr
vs.. atl alive last night. hit her cpn.iHin was III
critical that iestn might easne al aEy fnofHeal
, 1869-09-09

YOE-WADSWORTH-lOnt tie 7th Inst. 1t Fosrt+t
n.y ths su1ntner .ssdenee q the h.des !,he5 BY t
wilkins, Of Y Waute9.n. Lctrn q. foe and AAry h.,
d,Ht|,sr 4 + tTn.sW%sth; H'q, e Chisssa:
smnzco. Mich, by Justice William FIttehvr. Samuel
Il. MtGsnsken md Miss Petthenth ItedEhtch.
,ct,nee Of the btd:! mother e;9 We.t Madison Il.
WATs6H-UAMFBELL- Chlcas3, Ill, serte.n.
,:rh n t'c 1saldcnse , u the h,lae, b, hc,.J j.
kER-GOODKHUW-un Wednc,d. j. .Scr.etnhrs
f. The I+sce q tlc lstdua father. in trtr, III hY
Rev D. Porter. Miss Nellie J. Geeic1ow and Ar. lfnI
vc5 Il. NaIer, II Davenport, IorA
, 1869-09-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Juniper Tar sonp--ls n ecrtntn
cure fur chnrpcA handa and oil rouEhness or ttta-
tton Of the tkn. eczema, ringwo,m. saltEhe1r1.
p.mplcs sud ether c1taneOns affections, making
well, Hazard i Co, New York. Sold by all drug
R1stb.
, 1869-09-09
1HHlHGS
.. $ J So
Gs5tsp ss5.s;. c:t5............~-s itais:1s-;3ss
secst1.-Gardca Ciy. J. GllllspIc: Athlete, ".

Secrct-Gardca City. J. GlutspIc: Athlete, VI. u.
WM,,l.e-E o'Nc4, Of Entc.prsao Club
Time ot Gane-s. hsutr-
To the Ediftr cf The chisd7o Tribum:
I bellese can khoF how base bail, III the past,
has been q failure, and how tn the future 1t csn Be
fuccets Chicago. Nsse hall has failed, NIT for
lack OF hble p'asets or Indifference on ther part,
but through trecens, at leas1, want Of encourage
the citizens Of ChicaRo II a.pla5er in tals city
participates In ball match, and the scoTe Is to bc
10 SUBSTITUTE i 1cttt1ous natnc for ii
oEn tshtch he dsiikes to do. fearing hla en-
ana hen schsse a"n @ aapI
Of the tess pla4ers Chicago bAl Tere obliged to
retire from pla!ing on that hccuuut, while others
rent to other places, where they were provided
with situations nnd permitted to plsE bail. Erefy
ohe tnoHs that IN ali other cities Of note In the
rnitct sta,cs, banpayera are either paid foE
playlEg OF have sltUat!ons rrottded for them
Wow II the rrefs would kindly lend d mite Of Ia
usent nlTl 10 ase ball. the MD Of the citizens mad
a!so II the Clt5 council would follow. md the sur
Ecst!ons rf 1our correspondent &c" With regard
Grotndg Ut the head Of Randolph street, Wou!l be
carried out, nnd t'ase bail rendered SUCCESS In
Ch'cago, wnud urHe upou The bali players to
lead IL there matters t,r consolidating q. soon as
POSSIBLE, nn1 under liurFent tanes TO their pres
cu& oce, FL thnt they might concud for the caatn
ricnthlp Of the Efnte this keason. T.
CHICAGO, Sert :.
Gaxra AHrnAp. ..
'I;%n.lna1a,K '; \: =. dsteets,1 IT. ths KeJ.tones.
a.l cun, u ihi, elsy. Irsre 10 ia1 tni Carnnat t
10 plsJ the He'd stncktrhe to ttlnrFuK.
UAAE u C1hrlEF4Il.
tf:,t1*NArt, A.tt. E-1At tjst1pic 1laae 1tnl
C'Il. Of Pittsburgh. Plays thr incunat's tlHtrh
EnIrr tt-fntffUw.
InlLArF1,nt4. srtt, "a game ri bass tall ''e
lhs cl'I, tutlar. WAS witnessed t,r BlHrn fn.uN'
t"'.nna. Hr"fr: .tutnH's, ~: Athletics, AZ,
, 1869-09-09
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d ,ntys riunntdnaf, ms. tHlIt i"a iln1', hill
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MARRIED.

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brushes, at F. E, Highly =, F. Randolph street
, 1869-09-09

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or shoe Of any style, and OF the best MATERIAL can
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, 1869-09-09

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-02-25
Kenosha Circuit Court.

sydenham g Parsons, administrator Of the estate
of Isaac Z. heldon. deceased, against Roswell
G. Otis. Phlla NJ Otis, Eliab A. Converse, Will
liam X Otis William W. Wheeler, Ezra B. Ste
veue. William Golf, Leonard Lee Nicholas Ehle,
Homer f Schof, William B. Socum, Edward
Balm, Lewis Langstrcth, John NJ r. Davidson,
James Petit. Frederick w. Lyman, David c.
Gaskill, Henry B. Towsee, James l.. Newman,
John Osterman and James Lieber
I'm pursuance of a judgment entered and dock
III eted in the above entitled action at the Regu-
lar November Term of this Court, A. D. 1866, to
wit. on the 9th day of November. 1866, l, James
NJ. stebbins, Sheriff of The county of Kenosha will
offer for sale and sell at puRc vendue to the high
est bidder the.efor at the front door of the Court
House in the city and county of Kenosha, and
State of Wisconsin, at O'Clock in the afternoon
Of Saturday the 18th day OF March, A. D. 1869, the
following described real estate, so much there
OF as shall be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment
and costs together with the costs of such sale to
wit:
The west half of section No. thirty-two 1922,
town No. two q north of range No. twenty-five
(22) east in the town Of Somers, in the county of
Kenosha and State of Wisconsin. a.f
Dated January 18th, 1863.
$500 ia MES M. STEBBINS;
Sheriff OF Kenosha county, Wisconsin.
Os4F. y. HEAD, Plffs, Attys 6w35.