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NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER.

foft., Doad,nr, IF tie KjchaoMd EhqHDer.
NEs YoRs, Nov. Is, ls39.
owing to he extension Of railroads into the pr!neIia!
cotton district. u, he South combined with the nayisahIe
condition Of the rivers, The receipts Of cotton Into tho ports
have been 81 r:er .iace ;hc -; Of September than vas ever
before known in the history o, the country. They, At last
account, Lad reached The large amount 0! $4,000 bales
L. ha, only been abou, seven aud \ hail months since III"
seed were planted, and In hat tim" She crop ha+been c1lit.
yl'ri. picked. cleaned aad seat to market, 10 the extent OF
onr.rourth Of the estimated crop :or l>i9. showing eStraor.
u'.ary caJcrlrrrri.- on The part II the cotton planters o:
,A- south. of tie receipts at the ports. 500" bales haze
been exported. which ~ so per bale gives II total value "
80. irr r". 10 carry tbs amount 81 cotton 20 Europe
sgt!I rrquir. - ,hIps Of the burden Of 500 bale. each,
or 49, Of Ih. capacity 0f 2,'rr' each. The chief past OF The
-iirpiu. engaged Ia this cotton eSp"r: ;ssie belong 80 the
Northern states. The beneficial effects Q. His large and
active wovrti ri, ia cotton T., !cl' a. the North In tie rcdUc.
'inu oftbr ra.cs Of sterling cXchang" hy a cheek 10 the "S-
pof' ~ specie. and In greater ease In the none! market. II
seem strange TIM. while sucs a large number -! Northern
.'ir- a. leading their white -a!s 10 the Wind. f~rtlshi"d
win rirh curco-s OF cotton for Europe. tina, such 4 spr!t Of
fina;iri.ul should rAi.t ~ the North, and that an abolition
rrlv-r rnce'ins should he held at Chccvers church.
IN. lollpviu. table gives IL" result ~ the Bank state
men, polished to-day, compared With shat Of the previous
week.
Us,t ,nrg ioin,. Sgeci'. circirra. Dtyosh,
No.. j...... !i2u,l Is.r3; 2".-42>.3i: >,G!i,i2l ,~a,1i3,"g>
SOY. II .. ~ ,:oj -! 2~",iSG,!"d r,iij,Sj1 ~'i,GsO.!9i
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.AI,Ig ianA,co tAmuRF. - II Is sni,tlug! I.
Tie %:.fi4r. q Wc..r. C.Hr ( Tlacss,oa, :ob,so .
chaut- VI. H,H i".a. she d. =, .,t- .9.- ,U,L.,ussI DliH
With "hoI M...g. Collins = Ihlcksr"u hrv. Aoss ru''
Tor iLrygyheHr thr s'at. - NTlr'i, viii D." ir'.
.%':,-l". and 'ha' ~" a"'uaIl'-S falling on Lgu.I
b- aioU' s..ua'
TUH. b. ra.l more s~rf"','l" than E hrrncr r'rat.
rs 'ar L.,n.MrUr- INPrrs.
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--DUNLOP, MOSCJHE ~ co.. .,
Union SEi,.IrEs.

SERIES q! Services connected with - Joint rulr1u..o-
a OF the H. and ID Presbyterian IhGrcLr- -. Iii. rHy,
viii hr held - iuilow-:
Preaching in the ~ Presbyterian Church, IN. iIrg"'..
NJ. Thursday and saturday ni:hi-. At O'Clock. AND iu
the ,,t Pr.sbytcriaY Church. DR.. NnoT"-.' on FRIDAY irrht,
a, the sam" hour.
On Sunday morning. at "a o'clock. both Congregations
9nI meet in the 1T Presbyterian Church, dHd after a sermon
by Rev. Dr. IIOsr. the Sacrament; OF the Lord >Gppcf wa!
he administered. On sunday afternoon. tie .'iu' -rT'Irt.
will be in the "a Presbyterian Church Preaching by .rv-
Dr. Moore. Ia consequence Of tlds aIiaugria.E', the 20
Presbyterian Church viii BE closed ~ Sunday morning.
\uy -
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COHDITl0R OF VIRGINIA BANKS.

BANK or THE VALLEY N VIRGINIA
WiNCHZ.rtE, Uci. u. !s"'.
To His Exc.lIrncy, iiEskr \. wi>s.
Gov,ruor NJ Virginia:
Dear Sir GprwN0I hcr-sIlh statements sho"inr H."
couri,Ion o. this H,r. on the let day OF october, -, ant
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80 ~!

A. N. death of tie li,e Teller, "latG nrruTnt VA 'h"-l''
ofAu.u,,, there wa found amough is papers Ti'fgH, ,''''
dr.rs Sc. which he had Improperly pas" AM 'r'" "i'
,hrr. II, Ing no 'unH- 10 the rr,ti;n u The drawers ~ tN" 'i-''
many %. which hay- s'nrc been paid AMI The apph-rht IL
gs;.%.v NJ the Is, n.ur.oh,r, a. stated a""N., 81 t'?.'>D -
IA, a, the time %; making This report. October Isl h''I
thereby reduced 30 ts",at" -, which h"''''' '"l''
will be fully settled Ia the same way.
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tANDlplIE> fnN MNyOE " NV I"Ek.-
III" Mu2nrr Hall Democratic Mayoralty Con-
Ycmt;om mc, lat Tuesday evening and noInina-
tel Hon. Fernando Wood for Mayor. and
.JarneS Lynch Cor Governor Of the Aims House.
1t i understood that {. Godfrey Gunthcr.
E-l.. will receive tie Tammany Hall nomina.
1T. - Nn,nr
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EIyI Ma N>p LA1AHr>.-.t disco1r>r
sic e- .r So "H.ci. rrarrtt fa.a-'
i%~..eru' IN ~ "Fr.. !uiricn1rnr '.r-
DUuiyr, 900 -n,.y u-'a. o'g..ao.
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DISSOLUTION.

rHNllE FIRM OP CHrKCii \ FLEMING X TiIi- DtI
l. Dls>oLrEDby mutual r"i,.nt, Nr. tIgViNg ini-Dl.r-
To- remove to the country.
VI. CHrScH will cortinr" in Size bushes. ~ ~" oA sand.
and will sell stock on hrnt a. reduced price. for cash. ia.
st o! January next. Either partner J. Authorized 90 ."''.r
The business 81 the old concern. wv. Il ,fLt't-
Nov lp-tf VIZ z LLEMlNL
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SILrgnLst u; shr Aggregate Debt due u! 'Hr 'i.t'"ii"'
and Mechanics u,nA @: Wh.cling, incIGGlngit ErAa'hr..
the Outstanding Debt due Tie -Iid Bars aud hrAnrir'
ths Discounts OF pornc, &c Til. and Inland Eu.- "i IA
change. Loans 10 Directors. Specie. Circulation AMI Pc
posiies Oh the 1t day Oi each uni'h OF quarter 'i"''-
Isl October. lo'y.
August. September. otioh,r
Circulation l..u.ua5 80, ~l..ip.It, 80 l,--y"'u un
n.nn.i,r. .5sYtT .. -, = -, ild "a 80
D,r 10 other hanks iIi.yI - .p.,3~ - ?tis' 80
Aggrc gate due las
Merchants aEi
Mechanics Bank ls,J~g, ~ l.,.b,sEr. -, ..'">.'' -
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OI!C Cot S1I, -.
BEFORE me. William T.. QUARREL. a notary Public 80. ~"
County aforesaid. came S"1tcski hr,dy, Cashier ol ~" Me-
chants and Mech.uic,' EanA OF Wheeling. Who being GuiE
affirmed. declared She foregoing TO be 4 jus; and t.uc stat.
Iurut from the hooks 81 the sad Bank, aad from the state.
mrr'r rendered by sic Iranchc., according :" tie best
Of h- knowledge AID belief.
GiveH under MY ham tint, l:,h hay II Novrnrcr, l-i'.
MM IL MI-AEElER- N-t.tN luLM--
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uyrru,xTs, ,Sp MECHANICS BASH.

To M, r,ceilercy HgSGr 4. Wisf, GoV"rnoro Va
pear sir-lIrrewi'h | forward yo" 4 quarterly ''''''ls''
o. his Bank and branches
r. CEANGLF, r.r-id"U'
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Win great respect. your oh't .@crv't.
IT, u. BRENT. Ca.

Co>rrox oF ruE EA.S o. TEs iALst ~ SIh.'s.'. ~.
cIrp.sG ~ IE4SDnE-, ocroEtK !, -
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a SPLENDID School Properly, Of mUdcrH ,tyie ant
N .li.ibIy situated, together With ~ acres %; Lad, !, '0r
sale upuu the following recognizable terms. VIZ: 500 ooh
aud ttr-a annual payments o! 500 -, h. lac rt"p'ri:.
inIrp-rden; If jme SIX acres Of baud. cot S',h-L II %,
located ia \ beautiful grove. haiftmIe from tie city o.
Rome. GroTg,a, md J.. uoE occupied by l.. ! MaCr!I"r
a gradual. of tie Virginia Military institute. AddEvS.
Nov I~-clOif l.. VI. S.ihlHI.El, Rome, ia.
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Indebtedness OF D:rcc-
,nr, 800. 1850 - SOFIA =! S6i 80 -
In addition to the amount Of a,cef.tinsd liabilities "a
stated above. II |, proper 10 add 'hh' ihrI' i''H iF"'''',
H.. I,. - IN. mother Rank ~ Banl, aui dcrHsiuIs about
ga, ,ln the precise amount tor want 90: Lane HD; get atH"'
r,,.ly ,Sc.rtainrd. ior omissions o. tie pat ut no" I.'r
Teller TO eutcrcrtd is tor r.nIiiancrs "ni d,i"''''. "
uI,i mat Lo,,. how-ycr. 20 The Iiltk or 81. securities = ii"
pretended.
~. ,,L.-.f,y.- Director, o.: lie Ialns 81 The Nttrg Ia
,lr.ini, have examined the foregoing ':a'eiten; and br'
liz. I, ~, lac correct. 4. r BALDWIN.
r. VI. BARTON,
WI. MlIl.El..
John :. BELL,
DAVID CONRAD.
reFp'k. ". VI HOLIDAY,
v. l.. CLoA:N.
JACOB DAhTl.
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Observation-Disclosures toCNTi, 81
Tai- day, ilS"rS d.. n.eI', 80 -, T. ,.cr r. .Lr ,.b.sr.
Der. !. Notary Public Ia and for the county Ai"fr''.I Aa'
mad. o,,I, III L the fUrecNln: statements "i'l li' s'i'','
,ory ,n,r, exhibit. the trie condition Of said HauH o. ~
i.r t,y Of October. AZ made ny tam a." books "' the .".'
and the reports from the several br'neh'' thereof " .'
hes, Of his kn~Owleire and belief
J. :. CARSON. NJ. fab.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-07
VALUABLE LAND
EOR SALE.

W. oGsr for sale q tract OF land lyini
in District No. 9, ten miles Norlh WEES
Of Winchester on Elk River. The tracl
contains goo acres, more or less, Abou,
one hundred acres in o high state OF cpl,
tiybtion. The bottom land unclcared is
heavily iimbcred with yellow poplar,
white oak and hickory. The upland is
we'll timbered with red and black oak
This place has on 1.-TWO goad dwelling
houses and other houses; two orchards Of
choice frui, trees; a good well and a new
or falling spring, A portion OF this tract
lies on Rowland's creek. and is close 10
market. being only three and one hsll
miles from Esill's Springs IN the Nash
vile & Chattanooga Rail Road. For
the fertility Of the soil and conveniences
OF this place 10 market and healthy loca.
ton i, is surpassed by none ia the copn.
t.y. There has been no sickness Of any
Kind since we have owned il. Any per.
son desiring a good home have now an
opportunity Of buying n bargain. Per.
sons wishing particulars, or 10 see the
place can DO so by calling on either Of
he undersigned on the premises.
April II I, J. GOODLOE.
S. r. REAGlN'
j. Il. REAGlN.
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According to a recent writer in an
English paper, dissipation is incrcas'
ing to o fearful extent at the English
Universities. The smoking" stats.
tics are startling. Some young men,
Freshmen, still in their teens, smoke
forty to fifty cigars daily. One young
fellow of "rank," acknowledged that
he smoked regularly, from five o'clock
in the afternoon, until three or four in
the morning.
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TnE REASON. --Osr OF McMAx'S

TmE REASON. -Osr or McMAxiSs
Brsr.--yisitors from abroad at the
Washington TIo,eI. in Vicksburg. Gays
the Whig) are frequently much sur
prised. as well as amused, at the habit
Of the worthy landlord, Gen. McMa.
kin, Ia repeating aloud his bill of fare.
One of the guests at that house sone
tine since asked the General the rea-
son for 50 doing. Il will tell YOU
says McMakin, "when ! kept hotel in
Jackson, there were so many mem
bers Of the Legislature who couldn't
read, that had TO shou, j, out for their
accommodation, and have not been
able to break myself OF the habi,
since"
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$3.50 REWARD

Runaway from the subscriber, living near,
the Tunnel, Franklin county, Tenn, on tho
LIST day of May, 1858, a negro hoy named,
JIM, about 20 years old, dark copper color,
large SIZE, about five feet ten inches high
broad face, wide mouth, and large teeth, and
very white before; big round shoulders, large
arms and no visible scars on him when he
left. He is a large and stout negro every
way. will give $50 for him if taken out
OF the State, and 800 if taken in the State
Of Tennessee, and lodged in some Jail so that
] can get him. J.. G. MONTGOMERY.
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The Next Presidency. "A move.
ment in favor of Governor Wise for
the next Presidency, has been started
BY n number Of his democratic friends
in Philadelphia. A meeting for the
purpose Of consolidating this move.
ment was held on Thursday evening
The Presidential canvass may be con
sidercd open.
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The remains Of the late Alexander
Hamilton, buried thirty.seven years
ago in the New Haven cemetery,
were a day or two since exhumcd for
the purpose of being removed to
Bridgeport twherc his sons remains
have within n few years been dcposi.
ted.) The coffin, being Of mahogany,
was found to be almost perfectly
sound, and the skeleton appeared per-
feet.
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INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

BY authority Of tho county court o.
Franklin county, Tenn, notice is here.
by giyon Of the Insolvency Of the estate
Of Robert Oldham, dec, and all persons
having clainsagaipst said estate are requiJr
ed to file tho same with the clerk Of said
cour for pro ratio distribution, by the
10Th OF October, 1859, else be forever
barred. w. W. SHARP,
Juno ION Admr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-07

The oldest preacher in Philadelphia
is the Rev. George Chandler, who, in
the curse Of his ministry. married
3,llG couples, and performed funeral
services, over the remains of 5000.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-07

The births in London averaged about
l,slG children weekly, in the proper
ton of oo3 girls. The deaths aver
agc 1860. In other words, people
enough are bern weekly to populate
q good-sixed country village.
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DOCTOR
B a "A. Il r. Ei

9RLNTsALL DISEASES
DIX. BAkEL VIII also give special zsgs,.
attention TO the following cases: gSYSS--
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMP- ~
TlON, GROUP, INFLUENZA, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, and all diseases Of the Nose,
Mouth, Throat and Lun"s. Attention to the
treatment ofGli Skin Glsoas-l.umhago. L.um.
bar Absccsscs, ScrotuIa. Rheumatism, Neu-
rnlgia, Puralys Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, Piles,
aud all diseases of the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels; also all chronic Diseases pertaining to
Women and Children DIR Raakec can pro-
duce one thousand certificates of his perfect
success in curing Cancers, pIG Sores or W.
GERS, Flstula, ScaIdhcndr, Wcns, SwclIings
and Tumors Of every description and without
tho uso of the knife. These lust named dis
eases cannot be treated by corrcsoondence,
therefore the patients must place themselves
under the Doctors personal supervision.
DR.. Baakcc has made a new discovery of n
Fluid TINT will produce perfect absorption of
the Cataract and restore perfect vision to The
Eye without the use Of the knife or needle,
and he cures all diseases Of The Ego and Err
without the use of the Knife or Needle, and
he has constantly on hand an excellent as.
sortment Of beautiful Artificial Eyes, and
Tympanums, or Ear Drums, suitable for c-
'der sc% and all agcs--insertcd in FIVE min
utes.
DR.. Bankee il one of It G most celebrated
and skillfW physicians and Surgeons now
living. His famc is known personally in
nearly every principal city in The world. All
let'e rs directed to Dr.. Raakcc, (cnciosing ten
%ccnts,) nsking any questions pertaining TO my
dlsease, shall be promtly answered. and all
Chronic diseases can be treated by corrcspon-
dcnce, except those mentioned, that will re-
quirohl persona supervision.
Office hours from . A. NJ to 4 ?. NJ.
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
No, "a LEXINGTON STREET,
between Charles aud Liberty.
Anrll I,l,,r,,ro M
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Tho Shclbyyille Enpositor learns
that Il lady by the name of STEM COM
mitted suicide in Bedford county a few
days since by cutting her throat.
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prepared to paint Carriages, Houses, and
Chairs. Also, Glazing ind Paper Hanging
will be donc-all on liberal terms. He hope
by executing his work well, and being pune.
iual to business, to get a liberal share Of pats
ronage.
Jaul3 6m +. j. WALKER.
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Furniture! Furniture!
GR00lEE8. GAVERY & 90.
No 10 South College 81.
Nashville, Tenn.
WOULD respectfully call attention to
their large and variedassortment ofFurniture
In doing so they fcel's1tished that they are
prepared to exhibit by far the largest and
Best Stock
of all kinds of Furniture, ever offered before
in This city, and in order TO hold out induce.
menis they are offering such articles as may
be desired 10 cash buyers at
Reduced Prices.
Owing to this reduction. those buying on
credit will be charged interest from tie time
the bills are made.
The heavy stocks now in store and the EN-.
ployment Of a large number of hands con.
engaged in manufacturing, induces
them to give extra bargains at the present
We ask an examination OF our stock, be.
lieving that those in want OF any articles will
ind it to their interest to purchase Of US.
GROOVES, CAVERT & co.
Mattresses Of I'll kinds constantly on hand
and for ssIs At the I,wess msfhss psies.
msy26-6m. tzel
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MARBLE MONUMENTS.
.--
MTCHAE BAK r.
On Depot street, adjoining the Bucket Factory,
MurlrecsbOrO, Team,

lie IS prepared to GIL orders for my kind Of
Monuments, at the shortest notice and On the
best terms. He Is thankful forthe patronage
he has heretofore received, and respectfully
%sollcllsa continuance of the same. He war
rants his work to be Us good as any that can DO
purchased in the country, and prices lower
ihan here or at Nashville. You who have
friends resting in The silent grave, can here
find a monument that Will show where they
lie and keep them fresh in your memory.
w. j. SLAT"TEEs. Agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
Marc, 1857.
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE,
CUNNINGHAM CO.,
No. 9, College street, nenr Church.

NASHVILLE, TENN. -"
We have opened an extensive Seed and
Agricultural Store, and shall devote our ex,'
elusive attention to this branch Of the bust
ness, and purchasers can rely upon being:
supplied with fresh Seeds, andthe most apSs
proved kinds ofimplemcn,s and machines.--
Our Garden Seeds ava FROM n --a~-..'
SONG, Unusn Nt.S". ~ N~uu, va ~
''"S and all are the growth Of 1858:
our Field Seeds are selected with care nuS
are warranted TO terminate.
SEEDS.
Clover, Timothy, clean and stripped, Blue
Grass, Orchard Grass, Herds Grass, Millet.
Hungarian Grass, Musquit, Ossnge Orange,
Perennial, Rye Grass. And a full assortment
of Garden Seeds, by pound and paper.
CUNNINGHAM & co.
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IvU y UItIVII UICN yIIUT,
Nashville, Tennessee.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
he Public, that he has just opened IN extern
sive stock Of superior Furniture, Mattresses.
&C., in the spacious warcroom in mo, IN,
Fogg's Building. on College street. th,..
doors North Of "A. Hamiton's warehouse. T.,
is my intention 10 keep constantly on hind
the best Furniture Of Home and Estern MAN.
ufacture, which | cnn afford 10 sell as cham
~ my olherin the market. have engaged
the services of.lhe most competent workmeu.
ana am prepared to compete with tho best
manufactures in the Wcst. All orders nv
trusted to me will be executed sa,isfsctor.i.
y and with prompiness. Especial attention
will be paid to repairing all kinds OF Furni.
ture, and satisfaction warranted in all cuses.
All desiring Bargains in Furniture and In.
holStry, will find it to their advantage o give
me a call he'ore purchasing elsewhere. eN,,,
FIRST Furniture Store on College street
North Of broad. WAY.
Feby 18th.
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tre5sel, Afflicted with virulent and
epidemic diseases.
tn. Howard Association, in view OF the awful den.
tmctiOn Oihuman lie. caused by Sexual diseases, and
the receptions practised upon the unfortunate victims Of
such diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed their
Consulting Surgeon, asa CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF
their uaiue to upena lispensaTy for the treatment OF this
class of diseases, In all their forms, ard to give Medical
advice GRATIS, oall who apply by letter, with a dcs.
cription Of their condition. Cage. occupation, habits of life
Nc.S and In cases Of extreme poverty, TO FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is needless TO add
that the Association cOmman ds the highest Medical skill
OF the age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors, on review OF the past, feel assured
that their labors IN this sphere OF benevolent effort, have
been OF great benefit to the afflicted, especially 10 the
young, aud they have resolved TO devote themselves.
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much des
pissed cause.
Jus, published by the Association, a Report on STerm'
or Seminal Weakness, the Vice Of Onsnism,
or SelfAbnse, aud other Diseases OF the
SexualOrgans, BY the Consulting Surgeon, which will be
by mail, Qn a sealed letter envelope,) FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage
other Reports and Tracts on the nature and treatment OF
e uial diseases, diet, &c, are constantly being published
Dr gratuious distribution. and will be sent TO the Afflicted.
some Of the rev remedies and methods OF treatment
iiseoye, ed during the last year, are OF great value.
Address, Tor Report or treatment, UR. J. ShlLLlN
HOuGHTDN, Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, No.
: South Nin,h Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order OF the Directors.
Ezra ID HEARrWELL, President.
GRO. FAIncHiLp. Secretary.
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YOSSiOte) cure ~ VHticHLS IN
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otoSte " t"c 'oN'' o''"oe'
Cotarrh. or Common Cold. ar IL is uiiliarly cnllel. Ia
uo,th, Of s,,Jv nal ,c,io,s enonch IN h. avoided if nov.
sibIr. pr. IelI SAWS" wUl not saw that Colds are Ia
oIr inhabitants what the PLAGUE and YkLLow FIyEn are
TO those ol other countries, but, lean aver confidently that
ihey usler i'm disease of greater conuIlcily and mortalily
than these latter"
In the danger of BRONCHITIS and PNEUMONIA, which
pmlnIsIs puLMoNALIs, the tubercuiar irritation Of which
isdeyelopcd by the same cause, we surely have uroofana
argument sufficient for attention. not only to the proven.
tive means, but also to the curative ones Off disease,
which however mild in It's mention ia directly cr inIi.
reclv productive Of snrI, al yersidel nri . w VI Ivy
This lesson should Inc nor,ic,,l,rIv ImmYn U"us ,esun,.
,vro , a 90 any ebnstIui lo,ui terdrncy to H. woN.nyros
,,',,uT,oy "" ~"
The use oflle Dalsamlc Cordial. auceab,y TO tbe direc.
tons accompanying eat bottle, vii! Iea1lly cure the most
distressing case OF cough. 49,"
Coughs sometimes proceed from a d~lsorderel or dys.
pcntic state O, The s,nrnpcb in ,,hicI f,se tba Carn9n.
Brtters Should be used. In CaSes of wcakucss. or ceneral
debility Of the system, resulting from a protracted cough.
the C,Iman H,iers viii bc fund of crca, bnnoGi e"
In cnseN of Acrrr ILLUMINATION nj no Irn"s H.. nron,i.
n.nt symptoms generally arc~bur,isd ' aId noi "fuI resni.
ration, imperfect arierlaizonon Of Tho blood, c"neh ard
eyrectoration, attended with eycitevlent Of The heart
ever. various dsra upemenis oI ia digestive And u,in,rrn
systems, prostitution Of strength, DC. The lungs may be
;::1';. III q q $r &: s,'! @$;sa:'; ;5s 5s;:'T '. I'll :4S. :: Ga
NJ st IMPORTANT 'sTt'1 phys &c I0s sir S's' in 's case 's' ofais ei ,a'" ass
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-07
NASHVILLE FOUNDRY AND MA
CHIME SHOP.

Tho undersigned is prepared to execute oil
c.nus OF IRON w ork, either wrought or cast,
s'ean Engines Water Wheels, Mill Gear
,ng; hgiruturs Implements, Iron Fronts,
Ml,,s 3, al Kinds, Iron Railing, Ornamental
iron wofk OF every v~ariety--such a., versn.
aans. fensins. &C: We would call p~artic-
ular attention to this department. as we have
a most extensive assortment 81 pa,terns Of
the very la,es, styles.
T. NJ. BRENNAN,
81 College St /, Nashville, Tenn.
FebS GIN