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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

MEETING OF TIE JOURNEYMEN rAlLDRS
An adjourned me- ting OF the Jonrneyn'n .iors vas
held last evening the Sixth Ward Hotelthe President
Mr. Mccormick, in the chair, and Mr. Ms,oer a,tias
Seer tary The ourpeymen 10 the employ OF VIZ Arooot
Broadway. who have been on strike for several days
renor,ed that the rules of the Society hsd been ereid
10 by that gentleman, AID that they had accordingly 70
vote Of thanks wss rendered by tho Society to the
hands FOR The course pursued by them while strike.
MEETING OF THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The horticultural Society held meeting a, their room.
Ne coo Broadway, last evening lne i'ssaeH1' sss'
ARD KNAPP, Esq. presided, and Mr. l. ID "ci "'ea ~
The Committee on the Spring Exhibition submitted lac
III Committee of Conference beg leave 10 report tha
thew have held consultations with several me- oths
Bosrd Of Directors vi he Crystal talace Asoetaeoa.
and they have TO state that no arfensest eaa os
m,c. Cor holding Spring Exhibition a. t1e crytsi Pal
ace in the present. CONDITION of this Society oar Com
i,tte found these gentlemen wen 1sposeI s,",l INC
Soc,y hut ~. truth j. the Crystal Palace Associations
in worse night than ourselves: end unable 70 c1enf 70 Nc
even the smallest inducenent We NUT nov etaer &C
eept Mr. Banums proposition, or nreSo Spring eAnol
fpn altogether II is due 70 Mr.. Barnun TO stte hs
we found him well disposed toward holding an eN oton
at TIE Crystal Palace. The Committee viii sdi IN con
clusion, 'hstMr Bsnum - gnre willing 10 '.e we en
10 be removed which Is Noly to BE- nred b, re aiming
NJ Z c. %'is Committee.
Mr. P,RsoSs moved hat the proposition Of Mr. BS.
nun 10 hold the exhibition at the Museum, DO acspted
After some discussion the motion was carried unEn-
mousy.
The following named gentlemen were apno ned com
mittee Of Ia m Ike preparations for eri
J,;cr yhich i 10 be held carly in MAY. Mesrs Mead
Csnep,er Barnum T. II Lenoir and Mr.. Hcg.
MIR MEAD moved that the Committee on Pediums De
instructed to prepare list of premiums, anoansns@
$500 Adopted
The donation to the Society by Mr.. Barnau fo' the
ose of spring exhibition embraces the amount paid
for premiums sufficient sum 10 pay all contingent ex
uens,s and leave a balance in the treasury.
Tie Society then took mp the subject of raising garden
vegetables for discussion. after which the meeting
adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
LEGAL QUESTION.

r Edo y Ti< = 3 T,iJugs
SIR viii OF your legal readers answer the FOL
lowing:
Ii slave escape IRON southern State and fee int,
Canada Bis pur-UeTs overttke him "A mile De goud the
It1d states boui dary line attempt to drag him back
81 oud the slave shoot hi ln aud canse their death
what would he be gully ot-mardeE or jls,iable hom
cid. Should tic occurrence 10 this State
Grd tie slave escape n;o Cansa vcsld the Cana Ian
iitic al Oft Dss
Sup, 81 Jtmaica was governed by black king and
II lar Owned 10y hlek mobiles AMI lauers tina, they
msia slaves Of such white men as they could bay or
se4l; tie While slaves vel cared for plenty ut
coarse, healthy io0d anl clothing A white man
h m This State Is wrecked said shore AMI the blacks
sttTIt 20 make him prison tie white kills half
dczCn Of bis nsaans and kes bis csc apewOnli this
willie be thought less OF by his friends in
OF biz manly sefdef nsei Would Government thnk
Of ci,iI p him up Your obedieut servant
Aer. ok LA CT % 1854 ENQUIRER
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

u fdfNT y J IfTblAs
SIR When partners agree the practice is dis
solve the connection that each may 90 in his way
or form cnngenial associations They sometimes
find that they made mistake ia separating, AMI get
g. tier again under bargain dissolution does NOT
Imply malice or hered between the parties md they
Oft, The hest Of Friends although dping business
d, the firm ard they ocn have large dealings with
ed ter their individual account for account
Of their firms re. pectiv,ly.
Now would it not be- good plan TO try this in the great
ols'nCship OF The States 1t - clear enough that the
sythodiDg and slaveholdng States agree.
lh'n Why should We keep thor and quarrel forever
Rather Jet separate good friends and LEI each his
woy re"iCing We make fair division " the pa bic
IioleIi, aud csn good reason why should not
hy it. We shall be better friends when give up the
right TO ued with each Others peculiar mo 10 of doing
business Let us try AMI if il j. answer Ike
u Lew bargain. NORTH, S)UTH * Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

l., a., ;sc;srcv fur i,s Darooses l sm satisfied We
iii have .pent this year bali million OF dolars n IT.
,,sn v.ro snep last year MANY brilliant pfo's o1 e
ca, arc ,hut ont from our consideration by TINS Cna'e
ar nroeet Of this body cannot be carried our "i,I
he eIperditure Of money. hope the resolution WI, VI
attention to the subject The Charter MAS nos onerei
,s.- docnmeu, but as one that woall require a1n'n
mi If We repeal this Charter, viii not be wInou,
cprihe act of repo win include provisions Tor
ON H. civ Government the end OF our term uoPe
,le - solution VII pass and the report not Dc atoPu
Alderman KELLY said II a gentleman apphes 10 Us 20
offer n solution. must say I'VE can onrF no iesor
ton here because 1t involves the expenditure OF 'hsy,
would s,rLe ont the ith section The contracting Of the
streets will fall into the ands OF men VINO WI y 70
ell the meney they out Of them hoil y an h'o
eral construction 10 put the heads OK Departments 'ds
they are thieves when they cannot defend then-ei.
One head be knew himself deisui'er out nope 'a.s
Board will not be so ilbere as TO condemn me r' ~
heard There are many poor I'D men "ho we s',e"
their labor Tor years are we "a take t.s7 en-
plo,msht from them and send them t" ~is o 10 pc
Icrted by he public This contract WORK never can oe
done A contract was ls;ely given because mem,efs
thought il was che apply dOne but thM eoa'rct VIA "
tbry,n on tie CITY before six months IL out Inc 'Ir,n
section is one THE most degrading that can DC, a do
not s,e how any member can consistently support H.
AId LORD moved the previous question: o,
The previous question put and Cared oy - 20
The report and resolution OF the Comm''eo Nss ~ ~
AID. BEowN and KELLY changed their votes from 'ne
arrpat ge TO the neg The Alderman OF the seni
ehauc,G his from the negative 10 the affirmative Inc
vote fDsy stood II A!ss 10 Noes ,,,r.,., r,.,.,
SsIt s,s pa sSy tA w6Sd h Covert k
AecoreiI civ. the Chair announced that the Committee
report was accepted, and their resouh'n SUSTAINING INC
Rerort in favor Of confirming the nomination of Mr.
Glszi,r as Commissioner If Streets and Lamps Lad on
tie table.
place If AID Howard who had declined to serve AID
Bsid If the Fourth Ward. Aid. Hchnire was put on
Committee Croion Aqueduct Department in place oil
AID. How yard. declined
The BoaId then adjourned to "Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

Siy5ur T. DriTu- A German named .,irr.s clila p
lis der:h Cir.irI =. = ,lcnsc uA-nsr. G-.1s
Gays:
"Abrtuis Wss an unmarried mar, We highly intelligent
are accomI he'd. h1d Teen an ective military ci-rl
ii Tho Berlin clu'.on. ~ Fcl Prssian on,
q tGt .aHiliCs an VS. since Le arrived on incsc
shores, Io' very vel ti.Cd dp1 Cd = s,rrca Ike
business, 20 work lor Bis LIVING ottl.h an eAceIsu.
Sculptor in store. Ito ras superior penuan a1l on
dleG much 81 tie com 1nicicC tsi oOk place vi h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21
TITLES OF NEW BILLS.

To ireorpoYste the Charcb Boob Society.
IA relation 10 NCights End Measures.
Relative paying lGbore The lt section CT the Es Ca
ral for 1873
Reis,i-e o the sale of Butter AMI Cheese
AtohshiIg he tfioe o, Marine fhysioi,n.
Tic yrtvtI the sale Of impure MIX In the CITY OF NewYos
70 iueoIpoTeio tho American Political Statistical Society
Authorizing the City Of Brooklyn 10 Ise money 30 bd IN Ar
To amend the Brcokly Drainage Csus Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

THF POULTRY BOOK E6,sd BY the Rev. W. WIssssLyyss
C.W JOHNSON, Esq Ito. Pr ga London; On x o. =
Yoik: Appleton Co. M
The seasonable appearance Of this work in The n.y.
the prevailing poultry MANIA can hardly fail to s0TS
ssuccess as populsr manual 1t is not ony more ~
pete aud practical in lie details than NOS, previous
on the subject but is wholly free from the enTsca
q compilation presenting ouly the results CT re'oe VI
tie spd obseryaiioo by the editors themselves ana
OF the mos, di ngusbed pouy ianeiers 70 Ensa' ~
large space is devoted to Shanghai fowls though 700
important varieties receive a due share OF 'V''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-21

49,, rom,,s,sd in the original estimate fourth 20 "a
i.borst,on of the fine and industrial courts
"a 1as,lv 70 the insufciency of some OF he or,inh
;aar;yy, det-il- and es;imates. On all fhe-- piais
G. iseh PAXTON in supplementary report furnishes de
.i,J ;IGc-nstion Increased staircase .rccnmDia iDn
..r,lenings and other additions to the -n bail ling
H. srnstes AZ increased est mates for the wings
1frco FOR taxing down and demonstrating che
,nre-s 20 ecu; for extending the hesfn. apparatus
~ vim. eco for including in the hSdr1alic rkS
,p Aries:an ven increased pipes valves AMI ht,a- axis
tc Dc eoT atio- aud other necessary snd inpprtaG all
drjors total sEm Of t6750O: for the grounds aui ter
rroe csrden In ccnsequs ~ an en cement II the
dosicI and extra labor from bad weather, - yo0 FOX
,osos and strroachet Gl5 90 for he cons;rlrioa
If seven industria, counts and other accom- notation
70 e.bibitorr $4,000. for increase in the geIo-
icsi 6erarneut 1900; and FOR srudry small iiem.,
t9s,a This makes the ioai increase in the
d,rn,tnerfs under Sir JoselLs charge Gis1T1,
Iis, recuired in the Fine Ar's Courts is &c: doEi
tv M,s.rs Jones and Wyatt at 5000. The
e:r,rsl charges involve additional 4l01J conseq NJ
mon the ~, OF the opening and Paran,n,
v md oher expenses that the who'll amount nov re-
1rir.d end voeo a. . supplement 10 the capital SICK Of
.c Goo provided for last June Is ts47 900 The direct
orr are si zed 70 Tbe this sum hy Issuing ing he
ntotreors atenbly coo shares Of Is each giving
are 20 each registered holder If three
already i-.ued with OepO-t of Il iOs. PER 81 ire On
sotucr IL appears from tho report thar OF the t7jO
Gao share capsl eco 80 has been received aud that the
emouu, ended up the present time IS A5'92O or
fs sum the following details ~ 10 the msnnsr IN Ghch
il he. n psid aw az, viii be read sith interest:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-01
VEs-sLAVEs,
AVE EPn =

y EGROES FOR SALE.-We will receive a.
\ eng oter Tor 'sg few days stand S
~ ttEI several choice ~
lota Of VIRGINIA and KENTUCKY NEGROES. uKS
We cannot offer Inducements Of pce hut
may be assnred that they will deceived in ny Negro We
not Justify the expense. d Al MSTrIIRWS "t
hlsI CA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-01
SITNDRIEs -sITNpRIES.

SUNDRIES-
~ SO bb,s NEWARK CIDER;
100 bbls WESTERN and NORTHERN ALhi
$40 mats CASSIAj
pockets JAVA Coffee
hbls LARt OIL
Reans STRAW PAPER;
500 boxes STAR CANDLES;
1000 packages RAlSINs, assorted
iGO bores hoLT,S BUCkwtIEAT;
80 sacks BLACK PEPPER;
900 boxes FOx's STARCH
$40 boxes PICKLES, Underweods Davis Wells'
Preyosls;
1Do boxes sGIiEIDAM SCHNAPPS;
$50 packages PoUCHOSG TEA;
5eo do. fsmalD IMPERIAL. TEA;
100 do. LEMON SYRUP;
100 bbs DRIED ApPLES
100 bbs BEANS (White)
SOAP, assorted
900 fkins GOSHEN BUTTER;
800 do WESTERN do.
900 boxes PIN e APPLE CHEESE;
leo do. GOSHEN do
SO do. PIE FRUITS. In and for sale by
janis 2w A. D. GRIEFF & CO. 40 and a. Old Levee.
GUNDRIES-
~ LOO boxes PICKLES;
2 CTTRoN;
so hbls BRAZIL NUTS;
1000 drums NEW SMYRNA FIGS.
For sale by A. +. COCHRAN HALL,
81 Gravierst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-01

NlRE-BRICKs-39 900 landing from ship
n Clara Wheeler, 9m Live mol. and for a.tes6y "
ian4 A. DtIAGRayF i 70 II ,ts.i..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-01


nRUGS, CHEMICALS, Ero.-The subscri-
Ill = Der. have 10 store and for sele the following
iS Is s%sb9. sp NTRE "a q So o
80 earboy, ACEffc ACID; 50 case, ENGLISH BoRAI
100 bbs EPSON sALT rs do GLAUBER SALT;
50 de. FLOUR BRiMsTONE; 20 do, ROLL de-;
do TSRx 4SHs UM aTRs De- WHITE WAX
500 pounds TURKEY OPIUM 1900 do TARTARIc. ACID;
50 DO. ciTRlo AGIDj bbls o1ALiG d.
= do. ENGLISH vALERIAN ROOT;
9 do. GENTlAS ROOT do COLOMBO ROOT;
90 boxes cALGINED MAGNESlAi lGes,es CARB. do
800 do. AFRICAN CAYENNE PEPPER
100 do. POWDERED CANTHARIDEsj
100 DO. ENGLISH CALDMEL; 400 do. AMERICAN dol
ls g d. d. tartar A. E NET MASS 800 do do
80 do. CORROSIVE suBLIMkTE;
SO de. RED PREClPITATE; $50 do. IOD1DE POTASsE;
SO do. IODINE so ounces MORPHINE
l5O ounces STRYCHNINt3; 800 pounds CtILORGFORM;
Ard large assortment ot DRUGS, CHEMICALS, EXTRACTS ETC.
80 bbis LUMP ALUM 80 do. POWDERED ALUM;
81 do. Ja&PPERAsj 10 do POWDERED TuRMERtci
. do. ShECElIDA; 5 BALSAM COPAlBAi
10 caaes SPONGE; 80 bales CORKS rariou, kinds;
10 do. ITALIAN LlQUoRlCE. lGdo. SICILY do;
nave also IN store large supply Of the following PATENT
Dr. bAVib JAYSEs MEbiCISEsi P'''S''
g. W. CARPENTERS do;
BROWING n BROS SELECT POWDERs
FAHNESTOCKS VERMfFUGE;
LEE and osGQoDs ANT: BILIOUS PILLS;
MW4RAY's FLUID hAsNEslAi
PLANTENs CAPSULES OF. CoPAIBA, ETC.;
THORN'S EXTRACT OF SARS APARILLA CUBEBs;
WHITES HAIR REGENERAroRj
Dr.. HAsTtNGS's SYRUP OF NAPHTEA
HESRYS GALCINED MAGNEsIA
b. 5oS JOIN W BuLG Is sAKsAf PAR LIZ '''
RUsHToN d cLARK's COD LIVER on.
o31 Z. J.. HART q co, 10 Tchoupitoulaa al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-01

sLOu R-l2O0 bbls st. Louis and Ohio Fine,
supreme ana Extra land ng and in store, for by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-01

"A SAFE VERMIF UGE-B. A. FAHNEsToGK's
~ YERhtlFUGE DO administered the delicate infant
without danger It Is mild it's operation and entirely harmless but
hetual in removing from the Read the following
NEW ORLEANS, III 1858.
Alessrs B. AT AIINEsToCK & CO..
GHsrlsnRNYour Ysrng have been selling for
both here the proprietary mad
cnes which have implicit confidence n hsss fail
speedy safe Vemuge. have such
Tor it, that send twenty-five wi little de-
lay possible the approaches when s most in
mand. Very truly yours,
II. N. FETHERS T0N'H No 50 Camp street.
E Sold wholesale and retail all the principal Druggists
Country Merchants throughout the United Stse feba d&win
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-01
DRUGS MEDICINES.

z WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
ep GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they offer to supply pruggss and Deae at Prcpeoa lowest
Es General Depot spOeia Agency No. ISL CHARITIES ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-01
HoRATIo D. HEWITT, Plan

An RS. CAMP BELL, Teacher of Music, -
w Ill gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND ufTAR al
residence, No. 90 Constance street, and ao at Ne. 80
Hevs street. k4C Terms-fs msnth or twelve les @N
1t LECTURES stse Constance wsak, gratis
fsln Iy#
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CFI1
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If lei
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will hereafter
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luiiNiHB, huh
Cotton, apply
NOR 9is,.l I
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on board, car
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bales Cotton
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FEE a]
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all her carg|
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freight Of 4
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freight Of
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freight Of
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IL NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKTNa
IA RANGEs--FtRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE s. COULON, Plumbers, 107 Pcydras
street. ectuy pub IA
general they carry business
AMERICAN, ENGLISH apd FRENCH WATER CL0ests WASH
FOUNTAINS, BRASS FAUCETS of all kinda, C00KiEc
RA GEs, GARDEN HUSE. HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE LIFTany
BEE PUMPS stted the sye LEAD PIPES Of es.g
desc Iu,t PIG SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN a avs
SHlP STEAMBOAT WORK neatly pat up and "a as
st'h shorsestnc' AMI
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FANCY GOODS.
A ns- Cnmesg Sf,.eef. -s5yM 4 I

d AA Ns~ GGssess Street. ~S& FAzA
Il ~ NEW ORLEANS MANTLLLA FACTORY Il "a
Velvet Cloth and Meno CLoAkS and Silk Embroidered
rILLAS the style and latest trimming for Ladies
Nssasprices suit All the NEW ORLEANS MAN
riLLA FACTORY, No. 40 CANAL STREET.
The proprietor Of n establishment respectfully solc the
the Ladies' OF New Orleans and particularly strangers coming
he who ae not aware of his and splendid stick Of CAKs
and AANTLAS his Mantia ROOMS
call mud them before they purchase other place. they
vii be convinced that selling half the price
ther the city.
IN sddiou splendid aud stock Of Cloats Matthias
Indies here article the FANCY DRY GOODS TRADE
Sk 10 all yeF for Dresses French silk and Fancy Straw BoS
NETS RIBBONS he
he's the manufacturers prices
SACS and MANTILLAs, CAPES CHEMlsETTES, SLEEVES
COLLARS 500 Embroidered Linen hANDKERCHIEFS in
1 to be sold without ye BLooMER TRIMMINGS,
and other Trimming for aes' Dree that be had other
store.
Aspendd lot of GRAPE sHAwIs; embroidered ROBES for
Wedding Dresses; BABIES LONG CL0AKS ROBES PRINCES
apd vELyETS Of the richest styles shades SILK VEL
VET in the piece for making sIantillas
~ Indies wishtng have particular lfanIa
have 1T by giving n their order
LADIEs' Bile DRESSES MADE TO ORDER dla SIN
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KEWARD. RahatvEyou TUES DAY April 4 a Negro Ms9
At 1iif' brlekgye Trad, thirty of age
nie ieet ak inch high stout built yell ow had on
] away o. cloth r9and white !nEey pants
r%lHa soP GaorI Bat the end q ,hat 81
- - = - ~ : sel - IN
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H4FLOUR-300 bbls Genessee Extra and $50
Il Superfns, for ale by
i.Da JOSEPH LANDS & CO, 80 Tcso9ptoula. ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-01

! sRAND1-20 bills, SO quarter and eighth
n y csaks Domestic Brandy for sale BY
..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-07-29
MEDICINAL.
AFFLfCTRD READ


mn .nFI ptJfA MEDICAL HOUSE.-Established Is
wears ago by DR.. KINkELlN The Oldest suIest and
hast hand 10 cure ali of secret diseases of the sn and
so;taT habits of YOUTH is DR.. k1NkELIN n. W. corner
and half squares from the Exchange Philadelphia
Take Particular Notice.-There is habit which
bows teach each other at the academy college, habit
duped when by themselves solitude growing IN with
the boy to manhood, and which, il abandoned in due
tme not only begets serious obstacles matrimonial hap
pness but gives rise to series of proaced nsidoGs and
devastating affections Few of those who indulge in this
perncous practice of the until theV
countabe feelings fears IN the mind The individual
becomes feeble he unable to labor with accustomed Vi
or or to apply bis mind to study his tardy and weak
be is dull and rreSOute the counenance is dewncast the
eyes without natural usre shamefacedness is apparent
These symptoms aphjck should aaoakes tie attention Of
those similarly afflicted.
the victim be conscious of the of his decay and
having renQulshed the OdOus practce he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions which weaken and shame
him, producing mental and physical prostFstl0n. Ii be
emancpate himself before the practice has done It's worst
and enter matTmony his marriage IS uniritiu aud his
tell him that this caused by his early foies
Too many think they will hug the secret to their own
hearts and cure themselves Alas how often is this fatal
deuson and how many apromising youth, who might have
been ornament TO society," has faded from the eart
Young Men Let false modesty deter you from
making your known who from education and
spectabty can alone befend you He who places himself
under DR. kINKELIN5 treatment may relgiousy confde
his honor gentleman, and in whose bosom viii be for
ever locked the secret of the patient
Country Notwithstanding it inconyenient to mako
personal application can by stating their explicitly to
gether with all their symptoms per letter post paid have
forwarded TO them chest containing DR. h. 5 medicines
appropriated accordingly, and be cured at home.
Structures of the uretha weakness and constitutional de-
bity, promptly cured and full yoT restored All letters
post paid
- remittance of 25 cents in lstter post paid sd
dressed Dr. kinken Philadelphia viii secure his book
on the Secret Infrmities of Youth. sept4-wly
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SUNDRIES.
OuTHERN
Co IN m erciaI College,
WRITING INSTITUTE.

rINHE first term of this College will COM
i mence ON MONDAY, Feb. 1S in the A.
large and spacious room in COoDer's block, - 49,
Cherry street five doors above Deaderick z. $3.50
The of instruction in this institution will embrsce
Bookkeeping, Commercial Law. Commercial Arithmetic
and Penmanship.
No pupil will receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualified to discharge the duties of the accountant
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
forms adopted by the best regulated houses IN the country
among Others which dspenses with the of the Jour-
nal greatly lessenng the amount IT labor and liability to
and another which renders the of the Cash book
and Journal superfuous and enables the okkeeper to
post his personal accounts da and his merchandise and
cash as often may suit his convenience.
This latter form more particularly designed for the
of retail establishments.
They will be taught simple process by which the
chant may at times ascertain the of his loss
gain together with the quantity of goods hand without
resorng to the tedious process Of taking inventory
Ths institution will be permanent, aud has been esab
hshed to meet the already important and growing
mercal interests of the city of Nashville and State of Ten
nessee, and it is designed to place upon basis inferior
TO none in this country.
The importance, to every business man, o knowledge
of accounts, must be sufficiently obvious to all re6ectins
minds.
To the of wealth. it is important to enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically and without pecuna-y loss
and the Lawyer often called upon, in the discharge OF
counts but to the young who depends upon his
resources for livelihood, it is invaluable. Itgives him
position which nothing else can
He holds the post of confidential clerk in his employers
service
In connection with this establishment is department for
the benefit of those who wish take lessons in writing on
iy, Where an elegant hand writing will be impaired to all
who place themselves under the of the preceptor
Pupils entering this institution not limited to any
number of lessons, but for specified price nav continue
any branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
the privilege of reviewing their lessons any subsequent
period, free of charge
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