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AFFLICTED READ

s~mI ADELPHIA MEDIC AL LHOUSE-EstabIished Is
years aqo By DIR. klSkEIIN. The Oldest surest and
host hand to care all forms of secret diseases of the skn and
sIitarv habits Of YOUTH is DR. klNkELlN N W.
t Third and Union Streets between Spruce and Pine one
M 4 a half sluares from the Exchange, Philadelphia.
rake Particular NOtice.-There is q habit which
teach each other At the academy college, habit in
a., d m when bv themselves in solitude growing with
~ b,v o nanh0od and which, if not abandoned in due
lime not only begets serious obstacles TO matrimonial hap
,s Int o7ves Isa a series OF proraesd insidOus and
4r-tsting affections. Few of those who indulge in this
aS lciIce are of the consequences until they
d The system is shattered feel strange and
cnultsbe feelings vague fears in the mind The mdvldua
Jros feeble he IS unable TO labor with accustomed vil
m y aoly his mind study; his step tardy and weak
40 - lu and IreSalue the countenance Is d0wncas the
~ "a ,E.,t natural lustre shameacedness is apparent
g. are saa.,ns lcback should asoa&en tie dteati0a 1
t.a.. s.a. .fi7 afflicted.
t victim be conscious Of the of his de cay and
having ugu.Sed the odIous practice, he suffers under
th Ken 5 nocturnal emissions whca weaken and shame
ham pTrig,uE mental and physical prOstratOn. IL he
cuanTa'e hnsgt before the practice has done its worst
and enter Uauuuny, his marriage Is unirul, and hls
senses tell ulm that this Is caused ov his early foies
Too many lnlnN they Will hug the secret TO their own
hearts and themselves Alas how often is this fatal
driuS0n and how many apromisng YOUTH who might have
been ornament 10 society has faded from the earth!
IOGHs Men Let no false mOdesty deter YOU from
c.Nnr vOur known who from education and re-
specabtv, alone berend YOU He who places himself
under Dix. kiNhElIN ; treatment may re giously conide
his honor as gentleman, and IN whose bosom will be for
ever locked the secret oi the patient.
country Notwithstanding it inconvenient 10 make
rnal application, by stating their explicitly TO
,her with al their symptoms lper letter postpaid have
Sy,,5I Ia l!.em q chest containing Dr X medicines
,,,,r,,ariae ej accordingly and be cured at home.
rclures the Uretha weakness and constitutional de-
bi promptly cured and full yigor restored All letters
S'o.s ,''s IF o. cent, in a LETTER most r,id
5-asri 10 Dr Knken. Philadelphia, will his book
on the Secret lufrmlties ot ouih. Sen'4-wlv
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Remedies that can be relied on, being

Remedies that can be relied on, being each
suited 10 'sSpecife Disease.'' My extensive
prartice in philadelphia past thirty years made
acquainted with all trms Of disease, and being graduate
the University of Pennsy vaBa 0, gui
oi Doctors Physic Chapnan Coz, Gibson and Hare
enabled from AL these advantages, OFF, public
the results o that practice ia the form Of Family Med
clnes.
As attend to tue eompounding ofthese Medicines ny
SELF they found, thousands testify, superior
the many nosrums called patent medicines
DIR. j. S. Roses Cough Syrup. ESpectorani. a
fail ng remedy for Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, ASTHMA Ii
aays any irritation Lungs, aud fortdes
against futGre attacks. In botIles al soc. and 81.
Dr. J. >. Roses NhOOphg Cough syrup This prepare
hon Always Eyes lmued ate relief and frequently cures In
DIR j. s. Roses cup Syrup Thisdangerous pIaint
AMONGST children Yields immediately 10 this failing
Dr. Roses Nervous and Inviger,ting Cordial stand.
without equal, fer the relief aud of He rt Disease
Neuralgia FlauIenee, Depressed spirits irsmot of!he
body down by care, labor or sindJ AIn1i OF Is VIII
DR., s. Rose's Extrset Of 8uehu-This decidedly
OF the best remedies ever used all Diseases Of thu k
neys Rladdvr, aud all GOuty Affections. Price 80
Dr. j. $ Roses Bilious. Railroad Pills--Tbey
adopted the Southern sections Of the United States
atlaek and VITA Dr. Hoses Tonic Mixture, wilt
stubborn cases OF Bilious Fever or Fever and
Aoue Price I9i, and 9J cents.
IN - fo-ss Pain Cursr al pain, internal or
i.,ni relief TO Cholera Morbus CnoIe, and oil pains in
the stomach Bowels Bhcunat from Cold, Sors
Sprains and Bruises sale to all ages Price l2, 25 and
For Female Complaints-Dr J. s. Rase,. Go,de, pill
for IsDg ofihe Womb, Female Weakness Debility aGd
Relaxation. Price 50c
DR. ]. s. Roses Female speeiae-A remedy for Pain
Menstruaton, LsucoThOea or Whites. Price g.
Dr.J = Roses Dyspepiic COmpOund.-Tr:s preparation
has failed in curing the D. spepsia, indigestion
Liver Complaint, when taken 10 conjunction
Family Pills. Price of both 15e.
Dr.J s. Roses Tonic Mixture is never filling remedy
for Chs, Fevers and General Debility. doses viii
convince the most sksPteaI- Price 5Os-
Dr. j. Roses SIrsaparii1 Compund For all skin Ds
eases, aud for Purifying The Blood, superior all ohen
Price 5oee1ts and 81.
Dr. j. = kO-es Elixir Of Opium, free from all the bad e.
fecJs Opium and Laud4BHm such Heaiaehe % nsu
pati0n lick stomach. Price 2je.
All whose Constitutions impaired BY dssss or
by batsfe, should read DIX. J. ;, ROSES MADLALs
VSER fbich contains de- eription Diseases Of ''r
climate the of ueatInentJ IL can Dc h@' vi'0
VIZ GRAY Nashville,
W W. BERRY DEhOFHLE
SHE'LL 4 RUTHERFORD tiallatn,
McCIAIN : DALE, Columbia
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MEDICINE,
1,HE MEDICAL MAGNET, OR, EVERY

THE MEDICAL MAGNET, OR, EVERY
i ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN This is the only
Work treating on PRIVATE DISEASES, common T.
MALE and FEMALE, and that contains RECIPES for the
cure of the 1t gives the symptoms of the different
diseases follows them up their different stages with
cipes, written in plain English for their cure From this
TX The unfortunate learn their precise situation take
Their pencil and make out prescription, (Which can be
procured at any Drug Store) and by following implicitly
me Instructions be cured and exposure The author
colleges OF Philadelphia has perhaps had practice
IN Inc cure OF ri ate Diseases different stages OF Socie
W han any other Physician in the country. 1t contaIns
beautiful Lithographic Figure of Female showing the
formation OF the Generaye Organs with proper expana-
Address HUGHES CO, Publishers, Post paid, Pha-
delphia, Pa Price 81 per Copy-Free Of Posta ge
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DIR. DeBOSO'S RIVER CHOLERA REM


universal and Remedy all the protear
forms OF Summer Complaints which in any
by eang unripe fruits and indigesible food change
Innate and water, teethng in children, &C. &c
Which usually given for complaints, such Kno
Calls, Cateclu, oPiaes, Toncs, Minerals &c. check tht
NATURAL secreoDs, well the unhealthy which fact al
are aware Of To obtain compound which would perma
DIARRHGA AND FLUX,
Cholera and Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Vomiting and Grp
ing, without interfering the time with the
an object which many have studied to obtain
for, after administering medicine which would and
LHEN cheek the Prouse discharges would be found tha
excFemeDtous from the bowels also checked
coresans and partially destroying the functional duties
COATS OF THE STOMACH
And in instances effects medicine being
and deieterious than the disease itself Wha
mother is that has not noticed The eoored dis
Dr. T6 6eBos0s @ S RIVER AVE re CHOLERA HsS y REMEDY
Is offered as medicinal combination, about which such
ded leaving no after effects the system in the least
judicial but the contrary it stimulates and strengthens
BLOOD AND VITALITY
CoHrsing through the debtated and
strengthens the alimentary cana!-arouSes the Liver and
stomach to lively sense Of shelT respective dues-bTing
ing shout combined healthy action OF their seletye pow
the Liver healthy secretion of blechecks the weaken
ing watey discharges of the bOwesrevives and braces
sely evves ard strengthens the spirited and hypo
chOndrisc, who magines the .
To have fed-smuaes the whole machine of through
out the is takenalIays all tuegng
and Spasmsannhaes every vesge of pain in the bow els
drifts away the
DARK CLOUDS OF DESPAIR
Which have clustered round about those who affected
with Summer COmplantschecks the pruuse discharges
and prevents the wild and terrific of
4 TO0THLESS, TENDER AURSLING,
Acts Ike charm the curly, truantgives buOyancy,
life and yivacg the aged parentgand strews heatu
happiness and long life all along the esOlate Valley ofSum
Complaints. We have said this much favor of
wonderful medicine, and will if you any of your
family Affected with any disease for which is recommen
ded buy bottle and IT, and II does rot give
complete satisfaction cal agent and the
MONEY WILL BE REF FUNDED
After you have used the whole bottle of Medicine.
II this not fair and honest dealing do know what
is Composed wholly of vegetable matter partly ofthe most
approved
BOTANIC MEDICINES,
Selected with great to their purity and prepared
cOrdng TO the approved plan. 1t fail 10 achieve
the object in vew viz Thatof being the speedy and
eifeciual remedy for all forms Of
BOWEL CpMPLA4HTS
Now before the public.
Two doses will any ordinary Diarrha, and 10 drops
will check the Bowel Complaint Of children.
The price of the Medicine is so low that is within the
reach Of all One bottle warranted give satisfaction.
Orders from the country addressed the Druggists
Nashville, will receive prompt attention, and is also for
the Family Medicine Store, No. 4Pubc Square by
my27-f }. T. DROMGoOLE & co.
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Hitnarp.
The Art Of Preaching.

The habit of repeating discourse from memory
Is sometimes. though very seldom successful Ii:
puerile stiffness is one usual consequence, but by
no means the worst The best feelings of the heart
are the impulses of the moment. but these are sup
pressed there can be gush of sentiment al
o~eu' because this would lead the mind away from
Tue s'erreotyped monuscrpt transferred to the mem
ory' and the road, once lost, might not he fonnd
again. But passion is necessary to true eloono,,oo.
eioquenee can no more exist without deem and pep-
uine feeling, than poetry without genius. pasSio,
IS kindled by the agitation of the SOUL bv the nrc
ence of an audience by strong conceptions sprino-
ing up at the instant. To reduce this feeling To
written formula, would cause it to evapOrate: the
conceptions of strong passion cannot he written.
any more than the fire Of thesu can be eorked up
IN jar. ExtemporaneOus oratory, which is al
ways the most affective, never DESTROYS reason in
strong and welLfurnished minds, but perlects it
real orator never reasons so well as when the
fountains of the great deep within are broken M.
Vivid perception, logical coherence, rapid combi-
nation OF thought, the rich and exuberant creation
OF metaphor and imagcry-all follow this impulse
The finest orators are sometimes dull in their ordi-
nary moods, and stammcr and haggle till the fire
begins to kindle This was the case with Charles
Fox. The uniformed listener would have thought
for the first half hour of his speech, that he was
going to break down. But as passion rose. the !
powers OF his SOUL which seemed to hang 6anp;no, !
about like the sails of vessel in calm. gradual
ly filed, expanded and then. like gallant shin in
full SAIL powed the sea in mighty majesty. Pas /
sion kndles passion; and there can neither he tru
preachers nor true hearers without it. Then as |
this motion cannot be put upon paper, ard become
a matter of memory, those who rehearse their SER
mons must be destitute of it. They, indeed some
times rant, lift up their eyes, throw out their arms
stamp the foot, and affect the tones of deem emo
ton; bnt it is all sham; and if we could examiu.
the manuscript of the cranium, we should find il
all lotted down; related of good parsop of
this school, who had written on the margin Of a
climax, Weep herr! :" There is. more
,ver, close connection between the passions and
he imagination; but Imagination is essential to elo
luence. We have, indeed, heard men of great
'ower with but little fancy; but, though powerful
peakers, they can hardly be considered eloquent.
lence, unless the soul can be brought into state
t great excitement in the study-which is said to
ave been the case with DR.. Chalmers, who, with
lis coat off, bis vest unbuttoned and his neck bare,
vas accustomed to write himself into a bath of
this can be accomplished there
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MEDICINAL.
s TR o NG HOPE
FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.

| FOR ALL RHEUMATIC PATIENTS.
VNTITHOUT the least shadow of doubt the Chimes
wv Rheumatic AntidOte. is the only reliable RENE
dybeore the public, for the immediate and permanent
Chronic Rheumatism,
severe and excruciatng Neuralgia Palms, Hip disease
decay of the muscles swelled and enlarged JOINTS panfr
dwellings, acute Rheumatsm Tic Doloreux, Cramps
Spasms, &c, &c. This medicine is truly the
King of Rheumatism,
and from the rapid sale and unprecedented satisfaction
which daily given by its astonishing effects
doubted.
Severe Neuralgia Pains
speedily removed by few applications of this won
derfu combination The old and young need have
Of perfect restoration.
Dead Palsy
is completely cured Incredible short time by the use
of this external application. No doubt it. for
single Bottle will never fail give complete and unbound
ed satisfaction
Contracted and Stiff Joints
are perfectly relaxed and restored their natural life and
activity, by its use.
Persons in High Life
who prejudice, causes unwilling
sort to medicine which is brought notice by being adj
vertissd permitting themselves TO suffer and under
raga would feel justly proud after rubbing their limbs
joints with one bottle of this External Remedy
Loss of Muscular Power,
wasting and decay Of the muscles numbness, weak back
JOINTS all speedily cured by the of this med
cine.
We respectfully citizens Nashville and yicin-
y, who are affected with form of other
diseases above call agent
pamphlet and bottle ofour medicine and confidently
promise you satisfaction.
IS. YOGATT & CO, Propretors, Maiden Lane, n. ",
% whom all orders should be addressed
For sale in Nashville by J.; P. DRoMGooLE co.
Sole Wholesale and Retail Agent.
'or sale IN franklin, by F. S. W0LDRIDGE,
" i" Mnrfrees5oro by j.. W. NELSON,
"" "" " Fayetteville, McELROY d MCKINNEY,
" g :" g Paducah, Ky, by SINGLETON & SON.
=" " MeMnnvie, by J. b. STONE.
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An Honest BOy.

That Is right my boy said the merchant, smil
ing aPprovinS!y upon the bright face of his Iittls
shop-bOy He had brought him dollar that lay
among the dust and paper of the sweepings.
SHOULD you say that?" asked the lad timidly.
SHOULD say what? that honesty is the best pol
icy? Why it's time honOred old sayng-I DON
know about the eIevating tendency of the thing
the spirit is rather narrow, I'll allow"
80 grandmother taught me- replied the boy.
~She said we should do right, because God approy-
ed it, without thinking what man would say"
The merchant turned abruptly toward the desk
and the thoughtful-aeed little lad resumed his du-
ties
In the course Of the morning, rich and inAueu-
tial citizen called in the store. While eonversing.
he said, 81 have no children of my own, and fer
to adopt one. Ny experience is, that boy ei
twelve (the age should prefer is fixed in his hab
It's, and if they are bad"
Stop said the merchant; "do you see that lad
yonder:"
"With that noble brow?-yes, what of him."
"He is remarkable"
"Yes, yes-thats what everybody tells me thu,
has boys TO dispose of-no doubt he'll do well en-
ough before your face. have tried good many.
and have been deceived good many times"
II was going to say" replied the merchant.
calmly, that he is remarkable for bis principle
Never have known him to deviate from the right.
sir-never. He would restore pin. indeed 1.-THE
merchant coloredl he's little too honest for my
employ. He points ont flaws in goods. and can
not teach him prudence in that respect-commOn
prudence, you know Is is common-common prE-
dence-a-hem"
The stranger made no assent and the merchant
hurried on to say
He was parish Orphan-taken by an old wo-
man ont of pity, when yet babe. Poverty has
been his lot.-no doubt he has suffered from hunger
and cold uncounted times-his hands have bcee
frozen, 50 have his feet. Sir that boy xoala have
died rather than be dishonest cant account for
it, indeed can't
"Have you any claim upon him.
"Not the least in the world, except what COM
non benevolonce offers. Indeed the boy is entire
y too good for me-
''rhen III adopt him--and if l have found one
eally honest boy. thank God
The little fellow rode home in a carriage and vas
shered into a Iuxuriors home; and he who sat sbiv-
ring in a cold corner, listening TO the words Of a
iOus old creature who had been taught Of the Spir
became one of the greatest and best diyines Eng
md ever produced.
-They that honor Me. will honor
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yALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

WE OFFER for sale that valuable tract OF land s7&
w owned by B NJ Barnes, situated Ia m!lss Nv
from Nashville, the Hillsboro' Turnpike, con-
tanning two hundred and eiahtyeigh acres The soil IS
equal any Davidson county, about half heavily tim
bered with three failing springs and abundance
OF water for stock in each lot.
The buildings good and comfortable with necessary
outbuildngs Barns stables negro cabins, &c. The place
is susceptible of being divided into Ee coed TRACTS Is
all under fence part well set in blue grass and with good
orchards, containing variety Of the best fruits.
The above tract will be sold liberal terms onethird
cash. balance in and two year without interest
If previously Sold will offer the above of land
public sale the Court House in Nashville Saturday,
the 18th day of July next We will show the premi to
those desirous of examining the same. Apply 10
hlNDSLEY CROCKETT,
myl8-2mirw&w No. 33 College street.
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LEX. MACKENZIE.
VALUABLE AGENCY

Y n "A "A and
sponsble men wanted to canvass the States OF
Tennes and Alabama for the Manufacturing and Mer-
camille Union OF n. \. City.
The greatest inducements are offered TO travelling
Agents. such that they make from five hundred
dollars per month"; according their energy and effort
erted.
The fabrics manufactured and sold by this Company
Porcelain Wares of all varieties including Table Ware
and House Trimmings ofunrivaled elegance and durab
ity, and at prices unexceptionabe.
These wares awarded the first premiums at the
Crystal Palace, this past season. which indicates their
periority over ali foreign
The subscriber has office and sample room at the
Nashville Inn, Nashville where ne respectfully solics the
attention of ladies and gentlemen of the CITY, to the
nscn Of OF the principal attractions of the Crystal Pal
ace
.s Exclusive local Agents established on the most IA
vorable terms. W. ID. NICHOLS
Commissioner of Agents for the Manufacturing and
Mercantile Union, 500 Broadway, n, y. City.
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What mighty procession has been marching
toward the grave during the past year. At the
estimate since the first of January, ls53, than
3l,5OO.OOO of the worlds population have gone
down to the earth again. Place them in a long AZ
ray, and they will give moving column Of more
than thirteen hundred to every mile of the earth !.
circumference. Only think Of it, ponder and look
upon these astonishing computation. What spec
tacle, as they move on, tramp, tramp, tramp-fOr
ward, upon this stupendOus dead march,
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PBIL0ToKEN or FEMALES FRIEND,

For the cure of Painful and Disordered Mensruation,
Miscarriage or Abortion, and the relief of all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant
Pregnancy
uch of the suffering attendant upon the lives of females
the present day be traced TO slight mprudence
neglect during critical period of their peculiar
SONS causing distractions irreuarity &c which, if not
relieved gradually weakens and derange the system and by
sympathy induces those chronic forms of disease-Con
SUMPTION Dropsy Dyspepsia &c-whch either hurry them
10 early grave render them nvaids for life Many OF
ihe es and oveest of creation that when the bud
just bursting bOom have withered and died from
the effects of obstruction and the want of remedy 10 assist
that evenui period.
TRY TIE EPHIL0T0KEN.
1t is not offered of all ills that flesh is heir to-
remedy and preventive for certain class of COM
tainS in which warranted to do all that is here set
nrh or that medicine directed with and skill
perform. Sold by SCOVlL MEAD,
Ill Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States TO whom
all orders must be addressed
laul9-ly diW&W.
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WASHING LITTLE SwEARER's MoUTH.-The
California Christian Advocate says: "An inteili
gent lady of acquaintance whose little boy was
beginning this strange talk anxious TO express to
her child her horror of profanity, hit upon the
el process of washing out his mouth with soap sud-
whenever he swOre. The boy understood his moth
er's sense of the corruption Of oath, and the
taste of sudS which together produced the desired
result.
awe can heartily commend the ingenuity of the
mother. She is about famous for inventions,
in our eyes, as those steam gods Watt and Fulton"