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SPERMATORRHGA

THE DISEASE CALLED SPERMATORRHGA,
i or Seminal Weakness, is also known az Sexual
Incapacity, Seminal Emissions, Physical Decay,
Nervous Debility, etc.
We are perfectly aware that Affections Of the
Sexual Organism are usually avoided by many SCI
entific members of the profession, in consequence
Of the Odium attached; consequently the unhappy
victims Of this disease gradually sink into the
grave, unless they can md some physician who
nas made 1t a specially.
Young men are the most frequent sufferers from
this disease, although many adults most de-
plorably afflicted with 1t.
1t is destroying the fairest Of America, wrecking
mind, soul and body The extent to which this
disease prevails in schools and families is absolutely
frfghtful, appalling and beyond belief.
Did not professional confidence seal our lips, We
could present pictures of suffering, hfe-rUin and
eternal misery unparalleled in any romance.
Accused be that false delicacy which make:
parents and guardians blind and deaf to this vice
So little is the treatment known by the profession
generally that young men who have been undel
treatment have almost despaired OF getting relief
and are passing rapidly into consumption.
We treat also all diseases Of a private nature
having made it a speciality for the past ten years
Mercury is the sheet-anchOr Of the profession gen
orally. It never has cured any case, and never
viii.
We warrant to cure one hundred cases to ever
one cured by any other physician in the country.
Call on or address
DR. L. I. COLEMAN
Or24 Nv Nashville, Tenn.
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FOrIte Ladies',

have a Wheeler & Wilson Machine (No.
289), bought of Mr. Gardner in 1858, he
having used it year. have used it con
stantly, in shirt manufacturing, as well as
family sewing, 10 years. My wife ran it
four years, and earned between 500 and
$500, besides doing her Homework. I
have never expended fifty cents on it for
repairs. Il is, to-day, in the best of order,
stitching fine linen bosoms nicely. l
started manufacturing shirts with this ma
chine. and now have over 100 of them in
use. I have paid at least $4,000 for the
stitching done by this old machine, and it
will do as much now as any machine |
have W. F. TAYLOR.
BERLIN. n. Y.-oct3O-d&wlt
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Now Advertisements.

The members of the Cumberland Lodge.
Free and Accepted Masons, are requested
to meet
McKoin & Co. advertise their elegant
stock of furniture, etc, in the city notices
of this issue. Call and see them before
buying elsewhere, as they can sell as cheap
house in the city.
Yeatman, Sm elds & Co. have a large
sale Of drygoods, ETC., on Tuesday.
The Medical society is called together &c
pay respect TO the late DIR. Brodie.
See advertisement of W. A. Glenn fol
The magistrates.
The Annual Address to the Medical class
will be delivered.
See the advertisement that is very i'm
portant to men who have horses to shoe.
Agents are wanted TO sell sewing ma.
chimes See advertisement.
If you want to make money get the
agency Of the American knitting machine
The National Savings Company, cornel
Union and College streets, are doing
regular banking and exchange business
They receive deposits and allow interes
thereon; they furnish drafts on England
Scotland, Ireland and Germany; they bu.
and sell exchange on New York, Louisville
and New Orleans; they also buy and sci
government bonds, gold, silver, uncurren
money, etc.
S J. Slime is in receipt of a fresh assert
ment of family groceries, together with {
choice stock of fine imported and domesti,
liquors. He has also an invoice of fin
Havana cigars
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Matinee his EVeninp.

Manager Gilbert, determined to pleass
both the old and the young, has provided
for a grand matinee this evening at
o'clock at the New Theater. The perform
ance will be the thrilling moral drama O
Ten Nights in a Bar-Room, - in which
Miss Kate Gilbert will appear in the
character of Mary Morgan, the drunkard
daughter. Every one should see this drama
and all should take their children for the
moral effect of the same. The singing o
Miss Kate, in her mournfully sweet voice
of "Come home, Father, is itself wortl
the price of admission. The admission
will be, ladies and gentlemen, 80 cents
Children % cents.
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NOn-COnduCtOr.

Yesterday evening the galvanic battery
man on the Public Square had a large
number Of customers. They would grasp
the handle of the ''merchine," and hold
ing briefly, would drop the same, like a
''hot potato" An enormous Teuton, with
pulled cheeks red as a gobbler's gills, and
pulled stomach, adipose as whale blubber,
deliberately made his way through the
crowd and surveyed the apparatus He
comprehended the situation at once lie
took hold of the handle of the wire and held
it with all the ease that he would hold q
corn cob. He continued to hold it till the
owner said ''nuff. He then let go and
and deliberately walked of. Hans proved
to be an absolute 10H-c0HdUctor.
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GILES COUNTY BLOOD HORSE
ASSOCIATION.

The attendance is better each day, and
the exhibition of jacks and saddle stock
occupied the forenoon, while the racing
took up the evening. The following are
among the premiums awarded, viz:
Best aged jack, g. T. Altman; three year
old jack, T. b. McCandless; sweepstake
jack. G. 7. Altman; aged stallion, G. T..
Altman; two year old stallion, Thomas
Willard; sweepstake stallion, J. I'll. White,
Of Maury.
RACING.
The race for three year ODDS, that never
before appeared in public, was won by A.
Barnes Bob-Tail. Time: 1:57 and 2:Ol4
The race for two miles dash, free for all
S25 entry, p. or p, was won by A. Barnes
Oh. g. Donovan. Time: Alp.
The crowd yesterday was large, and 1t
will still be larger to-day. We would pre-
sent our kndest Acknowledgements to oul
friend James jackson, Esq, for kindnesses
from his excellent livery stable, and on his
splendid omnibus line plying to and from
the grounds
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London adviees OF yesterday quote United states
5-9s OF lo62 at S2sS 1865, old, Sl4 loo's' oS4'
and l0-40s at T6%.
Tennessee bonds are duoted in New York at 81
a62 for the old, and So i for the new.
The following are the latest quotations OF the New
York stock market: New York Central 1887 Ere
3Ohi Reading 964 Southern 92'6 Cleveland ana
Pttsbnrg SH; Rock Island 1047s Northwestern
Common 7OA Preferred 644 Fort Wayne So5s
The sales of Southern State bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange the 26th inst. were as FOL
lows:
10000 North Carolina six per cents, new, sp TX AZ
1O0, 900 North Carolina six per cents new, $50 40
1890 North Carolina six per cents, new. .5S14
900 North Carolina six per cents, new. ~ 8
10000 MISSOURI SIX per cents. 90
LOGO Missouri six per cents. go. ...........6i 2
5000 Missouri six per cents ID call. ~
SECOND BOARD.
1000 North Carolina six per cents, new. ..JS
5000 North Carolina six per cents, new, sp tx;
5000 North Carolina six per cents new, sp tx 80
1000 Missouri six per cents, II. st. 10. ISIS S71
The New York Evening Post of the Goth says:
The money market is without important change
borrowers on call having no difficulty i'll supplying
their wants at five to seven q cent, according t
the collateral offered. The demand for discounts
at the banks is moderately active outside of bani
commercial paper moves slowly, the quotation o.
prime acceptances being lO@l2 d cent. and Of good
names 126l5
We take the following from the Cincinnati Com
nlercidi of the 2Sth:
1
treme figures only apply to butchers stock. Prices
| are extremely high, and the coming seasons bust
ness is looked forward TO with little satisfaction
Packers of course recognize the fact that the stOc
| of cured meats is low, and that the consumption
may be large in the Western territories as well
abroad but the profits on high-priced stock unde
/ most favorable circumstances must necessarily b
relatively light, and with cheap bread potstoes AM
other substantial articles of food the ordinary
| of pork must be considerably reduced. At bes
there is little that is assuring in the prospect an
| SO mostof the packers feel
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POLICE RepOrI.

Under the provisions Of the law creating
the system, the second annual report of the
Commissioners Of the Metropolitan Police
force for the year ending Oct 81, 1869,
will be made to the Legislature on Monday
next. The report is being completed and
will embrace some very important and in
teresting criminal and financial statistics.
The report will possess additional interest
from the fact that it may possibly be the
last one of the kind that will ever be pre-
sented to the consideration Of our State
Legislature.
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Charles Voght, under the influence OF
rife whisky, got beligerently rambunctious
and cavorted around generally, on Thurs
dav. He got into an alteration with
Charles Bradley. and fired his weapon at
him. ssalleged. with intent to kill He was
taken in by the police, and in the Commits
sioner's Court was forced to fork over the
sum of SO and cost This pistol shoot
ing business is becoming fartoo common IN
this community.
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Large Drove OF Shcep.

A drove of 1000 closely sheared sheep
passed through the Public Square yesterday.
There were some very fine rams and ewes.
They are the property of Mr.. Kellogg, and
were from Southern Illinois, whence they
were driven, destined for Warren county,
in the vicinity of McNIinnville, Three
thousand more, we understand, are en- route
for the same destination. That section OF
the country is admirably adapted to sheep
raising and wool-growing, and we have no
doubt but that the investment will prove a
profitable one.
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Death aPracticing physician

The many friends of DIR. c. A. Brodie
will regret to hear of his death, which Oc-
Cured at his residence in South Nashville
yesterday morning DR.. Brodie has for
many years been a resident of this place,
and enjoyed large and lucrative practice.
For many years he represented his ward in
the City Council, and as chairman of several
important committees, made an active and
faithful member He was a kind-hearted
gentleman, and highly esteemed by all who
knew him. His funeral takes places on
Sunday morning.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river at this point was stationary
last evening, with 30 inches on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather pleasant
The Ella Hughes arrived yesterday, hav-
ing a cargo Of -four and iron. She leaves
again for Paducah and Cairo this evening
at , o'clock, with prospects of a good trip.
The mail packet Cherokee, which plies
between Kingston, on the Clinch river and
LOudon, was sunk on Monday morning
last, just after she had left her moorings.
The boat was old and leaky, and such
mishap was not unexpected
There Is more freight being shipped from
st. Louis down the Mississippi than ever
before.
The Umpire was due at Louisville from
Cairo on Thursday night.
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, Oct 29.-The Ohio is fall
ing, with 8 feet inches in the canal. II
IS declining above.
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Nashville Produce Market.

PEANUTS-Sales from wagon to-day Of 20
bushels at 81 As z bushel-an advance.
CHESTNUTS-Haye declined to 81 z bUsheL
DRIED FRUIT-Sales Of 5000 lbs apples al
4EG454c.
BROOM CORN-Recepts and sales OF 3 1000 lbs a;
4laSc and shipments of 1900 lbs.
IRISH POTATOEs-Northcrna are quoted at . st
g Dbl
GREEN APPLES Tennessee 81 80 Z hi; North
ern s. q Dbl
HAY-Sales from store at SIS per ton.
COTTON SEED-Receipts liberal, and sales al
2Oc p bushel of 1874 pounds.
GINSENG--We quote nominally at 70c
BUTTER-We report sales of 500 lbs at 25c from
wagon
EGGS-We quote at sc. from wagon, and sales
from store to-day at &c.
BEESWAX-ls quoted nOminally at 3jc,
SHIPSTUFF-We quote at S24 per ton.
BRAN-We quote at S1S per ton.
RAGS-COmmand 4lLc.
WOOI~-We quote bury at 15l69Oc. unwashed
without burs 25t62Gc. washed without burs 35G
Sic
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Pass Him around.

A man who represents himself as a
Canadian Railroad Agent, and who calls
himself John Wallace, left his boarding
house on North Summer street last Monday
without paying his board. He is a man OF
pleasing address and pretends to be very
courteous and obliging. He is not the
only one that gets his living in this manner.
Some people make it a practice to go from
one city to another and leave the boarding
houses without paving their bills
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The Ladies, Pearl.

The November number of this excellent
magazine is already upon our table. This
number. like its predecessors, evinces the
elegant culture and refined taste of the edi-
tor. and his capacity to supply the public
with a pure and elevated literature. Mr..
Ward has arranged table of club rates for
the Pearl, which places it within the reach
of all, the price per copy being from one
dollar and fifty cents to two dollars and
fifty cents, according to the number taken.
Single copies remain at the old price OF
three dollars. The new volume com
menees in December, and the inducements
to clubs should be availed at once.
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MONTHLY Review

The monthly review of the pupils Of the
Edgefield Female Seminary yesterday, at
tracted large number of visitors, and par
ents particularly were very much pleased
with the progress made by their children.
The lecture Of Prof. Bailey was very inter
esting and elected the attention of all pres
emit The scholars in Prof Webers music
al classes gave signs Of marked improve
ment, while the pupils generally acquitted
themselves Handsomely
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The following are the cotton quotations received
at the National Savings Company, corner Union
and College streets, where cotton, gold, bond and
stock quotations received hourly, and are al
ways accessible to the public:
NEW YORK, lO:25-Cotton market dull and prices
unchanged.
NV YoRK. I:05-Market veal; and tending
downward; low middling 257Sc; uplands 26l6ci
good middling 265sc Mobile 265sc Orleans 263sc.
NEW YORK, Market irregular. Sales LOCO
bales; low middling 252{c; upands zoe;
good middliug 264c; Mobile 26lic; Orleans 26Ec.
Sales 100 bales for November delivery at 247Sc.
LIVERPOOL, Cotton market steady. Sales H.
900 bales, 1900 to spectators; quotations uH-
changed.
NEW YORK, market quiet and prices weak
sales 213 bales for export; 800 for spinning 800
for speculation; 600 for future delivery, November
25Lc. EehrnarE 2lLc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

Hs1D''VH n II OF NaFAHNA N h-hS'I.'
new Course Of Lectures, as delivered at the
New York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the
subjects: How to Live, and What to Live for :;
Youth, Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Generally
Reviewed; The Cause of Indigestion; Flatulence
and Nervous Diseases Accounted for; Marriage
Phisophically Considered, etc. These lectures will
be forwarded on receipt of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF
ANAToNT No. "A West Baltimore street, Baltimore,
Nd mY9n-1v
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DE. NIunsrN.

This eminent divine will oeaupy the
pulpit in Tulip street church next Sunday.
His sermons are admired 10y all who hear
them. An invitation has been extended
to the Edgefeld Presbyterian Church.
to Join in the worship at Tulip street
church on that occasion. The invitation
has been accepted, and there will Doe no
services at the PRESBYTERIAN Church
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Dr. Ragby,s Lect,Ire To-Night.

The concert room of Mr. Wards semin-
airy, on Spruce street, will undoubtedly be
filed tonight, it being the occasion of the
opening of a series of lectures by the dis
tingIished humorist DIR. Bagby The sub
ject of the lecture tonight is The Disease
called Love, and those who are suffering
from this disease would benefit themselves
by attending on thisevening. Tickets may
be had at the music, book. and drug stores
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commissioners Court.

The cases before the Commissioner 5
Court were few in number and unimpOrtant
in character yesterday morning. They
were as follows:
VIM Hays, drunk on the street, $40 and
cost.
Jane Shook shook the bottle too often
and shook too much benzine down her
guzzle, for which she was arrested and had
S. and cost shook from her purse for the
offense.
Charles Voght, assault and battery, s.
and cost.
Charles Voght, assaulting with a pistol,
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RATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects of bad Dyes; invgo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful,
or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory,
No 16 Bond street, New York my23-1y
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j. Fast, not satisfied with threats, must
needs make an assault of rather a vigorous
character upon the person Of another
party. A second warrant was procured for
him on this charge. but he was released by
Justice Matthews, the peace bond being
deemed sufficient TO cover his case.
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PubIic Speakers and singers

VIII find "BrO10H's Bronchial IfOcteS
beneficial in clearing the voice before
speaking or singing, and relieving the
throat after any unusual exertion Of the
vocal organs, having peculiar adaptation
to affections which disturb the organs of
speech For coughs and colds the Troches
are efectual oc3O-lt
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If you want to find the cheapest and
most attractive stock of carpets and furni-
ture in this city, call and see McKoin & Co,
No. 81 College street. Their stock is
larger and more extensive than ever before;
their stool, of willow furniture is large and
complete; also their oil cloths, rugs, mat
tings and window shades, etc They sell
cheap and warrant their goods to be what
they recommend them to be oc29-2t
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Newsstand Periodical S,oro

Mr.. Charles Trigg has fitted him MP a
neat and well stocked news, book, station
cry and book store. on the northwest cor
ner of Cherry and Church streets. He is
also supplied with the best brands of
smoking and chewing tobacco. We are
glad to have SO pleasant neighhor and
wish him every success.
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EditOrioICOnuectiOn,

II. NJ Doak, Esq, has become edito-
rally connected with the GAINESVILLE To-
6acco Leaf Mr. Doak is a well-known
member Of the GAINESVILLE bar-a gentle
man of ability, who Yields ready and
graceful men
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Election Tonight,

There will be an adjourned session of
the City Council tonight for the purpose Of
electing a Board Of Education. This is an
important Board and one in which all of
nnr citizens are deeply interested.
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THE HEALING POOL.

Essays for Young Men, who have fallen into
vicious habits, and now desire higher life, and
better MANHOOD, with certain means of relieffor
the afflicted Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge Address Howard ASSOCIATION, Box
p, Philadelphia, Pa. sep2s-daw3m.
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washed Cut.

The Markethouse received its regular
weekly securing yesterday. The building
is greatly in need Of repairs, and we are
glad TO learn that the Markethouse Com
mittee have recommended that $1,000 he
appropriated to make the required improve
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lnnrnaSa
S972g ~
CnnsnIEllnrin,,-

Gen. Irauernicht has purchased the
.HddtS L9tHHg- which is TO Toe consolidated
with the German Du,oLgGt. and DR. A. S.
Jourdan IS to be the editor Of the consoli-
dated paper
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BOOtbIaCk.

The Boston bootblac6er has made his APP
pearance in the city again. We noticed
him yesterday strolling through the streets
with his red box, containing the articles
used in backing boots.
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&ier., Nn,innnI Por1rni1 GnItcr,.

We have had several photographs taken
10y Brady. Bogardus, Frederick. leading
New York photographers, and the best
picture we have ever had was by our fellow
townsman c. C. Giers. at his National
Portrait Gallery, Nos 45 and A. Union
street. He cannot he cycelled in the
United States
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Bound ororto the Criminal Court

Willis Beasley and William Mitchell, the
parties mentioned yesterday as having
been charged with larceny, had full pre-
liminary hearing before Justice Wilkinson
yesterday. After a thorough investigation
of the case, the parties were heldin bonds
of $3.50 for their appearance before the
Criminal Court, in default of which they
were remanded to Jail.
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ReIeased from jan.

Frank Kimball, whose Incarceration in
jail on a charge Of obtaining money under
false pretenses, we have heretofore men
toned, had a hearing before Justice Cassitty
Yesterday, and was released.
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Nashville Provision Market.

We report market firm, with light stocks We
quote:
BACON-Clear sides DOC shoulders l75Ec. plain
country hams 2l629c choice canvased hams 45c.
LARD-We quote tierce at 19c; in keg and cans
dc
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Nh Adams, the English attorney, else
where mentioned in this paper, was ar
Iaigned by Morse, the darkey attorney, and
prosecuted for barratry, he having been
practicing too much law, promiscuous like.
The case IS still before Justice Cassettys
court.
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LARGE receipts Of groceries, canned
fruits and vegetables this week at W. W.
Totten q Eros, Nos. &c and % College
street. enables them to offer to their Gus
toners a great variety Of choice selected
goods in their line at low prices Oct %
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McIronoIitnm PoIice.

The bill to abolish the present system of
Metropolitan Police, which has passed
three readings in the House of Represent
stves, viii probably be taken up in the Sen
rte on Monday. No doubt is entertained
that the hill viii pass in the Senate