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New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

vth Assembly District, Mr.. Loren1 Pommer President
NO l2S springst Of the xvth Assembly District, Mr
OF the XyIth Assembly District Mr. F. Bernhard, Presi-
dent at No. 2s2 First-ave of the xXth Assembly Ds
trict, Mr.. Herm Cantor, President at No. 7s4 Third
ave.
=. An enthusiastic reception was to he gwen
the Hon VIM NJ. Tweed last evening by the members OF
quarters in Ninthst The Hon. Mr.. Tweed himself did
not grace the rooms with his presence, and IN MS
absence his disconsolae admirers, after waltng Wo
hours, descended to the saoon and drowned their dis
appointment In the flowing bowl.
The Mozart Hall primary elections were held
semby, and School Conventions OF that branch Of the
Democratic party. Proceedings In the Eleventh Ward
he bah6t box and its contents few bloody noses was
the result Of the election in that ward
The German Woodford and Kaufman Cam
paign Club Of the Nineteenth Ward met last night her
man Cauer in the chair. The name of NJ Einger was
proposed as the German candidate OF the Nhstesnn i
]. G. f. Beyland spoke in favor OF the Woodford and
Kaufman ticket, explaining the contrast between HON
urging ali Germans to unite for the ticket Mr. Einger
was introduced 70 the meeting and indicated ms accept
himself to the utmost for the success OF the Whoe ticket
The Citizens Union Committee of Kings
County organized for the purpose OF upsettng he Ingh
McIaughin Democratic Ring, met last evening az Mon,
tague Hail and elected eXJustice James III. Cornwen
President and Joseph II. Winters Treasurer The Con
organizations of similar nature, VIII make the IoluI
at the next meeting AdaIe'sfS IRE Rr Se.e notes at the
coming election and to elect honest men to M the local
offices There was an attendance OF about GV persons a
the meeting
The XVIth District WOOdfOrd and Kauf-
Campaign Association held business meeting last
evening In Demlt Hall About $50 members were
present. report the condition OF the finances OF
the Association was read by Gen. W. III. Lawrence
Treasurer Addresses were made by Benjamin T. Pease
and j. H. COrbett Vice President OF the Soldiers ana
Sailors WoOdfoTd aud Kaufman Club Of the district,
pledging the assistance of that club 10 the Campaign
Association. stirring address was made by John d.
Ottwel, the President This Association no" numbers
between 600 and 600 members.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
POLITICAL NOTES

"nilah Oaston is the Democratic candidate
iof congress IN the IiId District Of Massachusetts,
The Hon. Samuel Hooper has received tho
unanimous nomination Of the Republican. of t,e Ive,
D1'ri'' Oh massachusetts for reelection to Congress.
The Republican Nominating Convention for
the AA'lth Congressional District. at Bip,ba,oto,
n Y. has been further Adjourned until w.j,a.I,,'
October H. quay
John ScreYen, the Democratic candidate v,.
elected Mayor Of Savannah yesterday All t,o r,or,o
cratic candidates for Aldermen e.e tcI lu, on
split tickets.
The Democracy Of The VIh District OF Ken
tueky have had qrarre and spit. On, fic,io, b,,
nominated for Congress Mr.. William L. Ag..rr. n.
otboI has Ires nttd ,or thc DgAo,ratic t,. ..,
Thomas 3. J'Ar-.
The Ffec-Tml~re of NieaorH ere NOT nlaaseI
si'H sIon urs: choice o. Ca-uIds:e tOl J.ns. l.. se
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prevented from making miets be made, provided the
United states MArShals and ghe!r assistants were
board and that their trip be sh0gs one hr Mecias tho
owner OF the Hornet 10 having aftfavis prepared 70
prove that the vessel actually going upon trial
trp, and that she would not under any circumstances
nave gone To Cuba District Attorney Davis yesterday
appeared 70 believe that the could prove this and
Ieease tne Hornet but he stated that such aetion
woulo DC taken until he had exhausted every TO
prevent violation OF the Neutrality laws Those inter
ested IN the release Of the Hornet propose that
no overt act tending to violation OF Neutrality
had been committed IL asserted that contrary tho
usual custom no bond has been required Of the nformer
against the Hornet 10 hold him responsible II his charges
prove false. Mr. Davis refused yesterday TO divuIge
the Of the informer, and stated that II was n0t
known to the owner Of the Hornet. Under tha
ruling OF the U. 8. Supreme Court In the Of
mOny ag Mitchell IA assorted that District Attorney
Davis some OF the o. 8. officials be held personally
responsible for the damage resulting from the seizure
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
THE PROBLEM or QUICK TRANSIT

MEETING AT MASONIC HALL IN EIGHTY-sIXTH-Sr.
The Twelfth and Nineteenth Ward Citizens
Association held Their second meeting at Masonic Hall
in Eghtysixthst last evening TO further discuss and
select plans for cheap and rapid transit from the
City Hall to Harlem. Mr.. Foley, the Chair
man, said he had been astOnished since the
first meeting was held for this object with the
universal interest that had been taken in the movement
He had been called upon by hundreds Of gentlemen who
pledged their support in the undertaking. He thought
that ono of the best they could adopt would be
to elect Committee of 1OO who should be authorized
TO call upon the candidates for the GoyernOrshp, Gov
Hoffman and Gen. WOodfOrd, and get them to commit
themselves t. tic project 10 local enterprise and
national politics had no concern in It, II either OF inc
candidates refused his consent TO sign bill for TINS puf
pose, thoy must refuse to vote for him. He would give
lis word that if the people really want rapid transit ana
adopt this way to obtain IT, IN less ta year Tiodu
will be finished. The time has come when we should fc-
fuse longer to pass half our day IN me street cars
MI MoClcuand said that he had lost all faith in the
promises Ofpoltcaus, particularly in those OF the Hon.
MI William A. Whltbeck said he was glad that tho
Association had not pledged elt 10 the support OF any
specific plan. because for one he had no itl IN the c
ncamhty OF an elevated railroad. lie had hcald Ihe
Third-ave Railroad mentioned tho route OF one of
these railroads The Association might feel confident
that the Thirdavc. Railroad Company W0uid not allow
road to be built that avenue unless they owned It's
Mr.. J. f. DAILY said: "I visited the President Of the
Thrdave. Railroad Company on the 1st OF January last
and speaking to him on this subject he said that 1t
they would guarantee to build it in less than twelve
months"
Mr.. Whtbeck then continued opposing the idea OF an
elevated road the ground that It would fail because
OF tie ance tie people They would not consent
have another Grecnwchst. humbug built along the
line OF the avenue. He advocated the project Of an un
foreground road from the Battery 10 Forty ccOndS ana
Fourth ave, and thence they would have clear track
TO Harlem.
Plans and models for the proposed road embracing the
underground arcade,and elevated railroad were
presented by Mr. Robert 4; ChesebIouEh, MT. Nathah
Randall, Mr. Melville r. Smith. and Mr.. j. q. Hubert
IL is proposed as means Of advancing the compile
tOn OF q road, TO nominate Mr. Foley candidate 10
the Assembly, from the XXIst Dist1st, as representa-
tive OF this interest in the Legislature. petition Tor
this purpose has already been distributed through the
district and it asserted that 1000 signatures have
already obtained.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


sr i0rohcco-Buer and sellers par' nothing dona
Cotton duh and unchanged. Flour dull and uncLing =
Wheat fun for Choice; other grades unchanged Cod
dull: Prime Mrei White 6c Yel)w s.eaiy 81
Barley dull for Choice; Prime spras c Coce
fm 1301sc advancing Mess Pork, S25Uf2 n
Shoulders Halftc; Clear Rib III ac clear Side ips
Terce, 6c Hghwnes ractei sales at 030i
Beef Cat and im for Chocr s a 80 receipts 500
EgvORrRtNs 0Tlour-Superine md Grm t - %
oib grades du Double Extra, - IS 49, Treble Eriri
IS 62luB6 Corn dull MiYed 7jc. White, l2c. Oats, sd
sc. Bran 4lc.0Sl H1y-Pnmc $25 81; Choice $40. Pod
6nni bed 90 55atli Mess Bacon trnrr Shogl.t>
l5ic Clear Rib Sides l8c Clear SIDE, 1910. Hams, 25nl9
Iari-Tierce. l6idi1c.; key 2! l2 Suqs-Nothiog dog
Moasses-New Syrup, II lOb ~ 5 whisky dull Cincinnati Roc
fed gJa ~ Ul Cogce-Pdme TlQl7. Misunderstanding Ia
dl2i NevY0h silht Il discomt Goh. ll2a
ArGCsTA Ga Oct lCotouNsrA weak and u1chargcii ssHs
9N bales; Receipts, ~ bales Miilugs quCcl at lilc.
WtluIScToN. y G. l0Spirs Tor ertine 0net De- Pcss
in on unchanged Crude upcntuea shade higher from t2to f2 lb
Tar dull
MILWAUKEE. Oct. l0-Flour in Extra Spring. - 90 Whrs
steady; No. Milwaukee 81 10. 10 to.. - 0l Oa's fIi nj
nominal Corn quill Rejected j3e Re lrn % 1lo Barlsyspnns
No irmer 3c lu-s ~ goa 5i Rere ..s -
Ibs IoIr 2J) 0ol bush Wle't Nhpmen7l1 i' IDlf l ~
Insl. s. heat Frigbts-to Bulalo lc.; Oswegn. DE.
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North

,,oos,ar Inpenhure New-Braintree, ,oca So
ceh Oxford Paxton, Petersham PhiinPS'V' west
eoaV' sn 'Soyalston, Rutland, Shrewsbury "e'''V'
Boylston) VIA
Tho Yea record is very:brief one. as IL was
,,nacr.tood that in towns who're there was no 'o'o
,.,al 10 sell hence effort was made 10 S0''
vote So far as reported, the returns are
county Of BriStol-raunton. =, sv,,mn,oott.
CoYpIg OF Frdnkhp-Orangc ,,.ori uopkintOp,
Compig Of Middlesez-Cambridge' OonOo'"
Lowell, WOburn. - So;.uate
county OF PlymoWG-Hanoyer Ss,,gord Sterling TEN
county Of Norcesicr-DOugiaS' "ii'
e1"h ove 1is does not include Hampshire Conn'S, w.
,rtiops Of Berkshire. Plymouth, Franklin Su" ''''''
ounteS.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
THE ERIE ELECTION A FARCE.

To me EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The Erie election is to be held to-
morrow under Unprecedented circumstances The whole
number OF shares constituting the capital Of the Com
pany is roughly 100000. OF this number the English
shareholders hold about OOO shares that s they hold
more than two-thirds Of the whole capital There
II directors pursuance of the terms Of the notorious
Erie BILL three these only will go out at the present
election The English shareholders have not one drec
tor TO represent them the Board, and accordingly
Qnowing that without representation they cannot
check the persistent OF their property they pro
posed at the present election 10 vote their stock
This was met by the Erie clique by two direct violations
of law First they declined to allow the transfer books
to be inspected by stockholders defiance OF the stat
ute which directs that for 80 days before election the
books shall be accessible Secondly, they continued
IL ia believed to make transfers OF stock into their
names, during the same 80 days, when (by the same
statite) no transfers can be legally made.
Under these circumstances the election of Directors by
the Erie clique will be a farce. They first control
the figures Of the election and then interpret them
their own favor The shareholders have been prevented
from making transfers since March last and when they
recently presented 6OOO shares 10 be transferred into
their names for the purposes OF the election, the Erie
Directors simply seized them and have detained them
ever since 1t is that actions pending for their
recovery that the Erie clique have arranged with their
own Judges that such actions shall be delayed till after
the election The bona de shareholders are therefore
compelled to throw honest dice against loaded ones.
They are prevented from transferring stock into their
own Names and they denied to the books,
as TO check dishonest entries by the Erie clique The
Legislature has endeavored TO provide for both these con
tingencies by explicit enactment; but the clique are
superior TO legislation They not content that the
men who paid money for their stock should have
voice In its management, TO the extent OF fair
chance OF eectng three Directors out OF H. They would
rather let the Company perish than go into the keeping
OF the persons who ought IT, Do not these facts
form a damning commentary the present corrupt
management Yours, A SHAREHOLDER.
Ner- York. Oct. 10, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
NEW-YORK.
PROFITS OF TIE RING.


How much money has been taken flom the
,ry Of this city and county since the LIST Of January
soIy known TO him who has charge of the public funds
that other person who must give permission before
dollar Of any bin Of magnitude for public works can be
paid II is asserted and doubtless not without
that five have taken from the treasury since the
is Of january between S5OOOo and $OOoOOO OF these
Andy Garyey Qe would not De known by any other
name had the biggest pull and secured ST. sOOOOO-One
million eight hundred thousand dollars. A longer pull
and q stronger pun he may be able TO give his big
bell n consequence. before the November election
s0n OF "Old jim Miller" faniiarly known, the latter
identified with the Fire Department is also stated to
have becu into tho 100000 TO a large amount; the
third Keyser, the carpenter These three men, with
Dut doubt give the names Of the remaining two who
with them in the big pool and can tell if they will,
became Of the money. "Andy" Garyey
ged last Winter with having leaning toward the
ng d .DcmOTacy-the s, 10000 has Strengthened him
aud he j. able 70 walk erect in the Tammany faith.
uator Nike" Norton Young DemOcrat-one
De founders and directors Of the organization, and
" he men who operated for its success in the Leg
.ufe. Between sunset and sunrise he whipped over,
OF ms new love, aud could only find comfort in the
embrace. II now turns out that Senator william NJ.
fecd purchased plot Of ground the east side Of
roerst 20 feet ToIt by than 100 feet deep, and
'monciDR point 25 feet south Of Bleecker-st On
plot large stable is building for Senator Norton
-"a Thomas Canary. the latter Of whom now has
'h0 eohuact ior spruklng the uptown roads. Lest
'hle on Mercerst and Of course promise of all the
iiiy Fdng, might not be q sufficient reward for mid
"ght conversion 10 the Church Of Tammany the Alder
heh nave ordered that Blcecker-st shall be wdened
e south side 25 feet thus giving the stable Of
moe than hundred feet Bieeeker-st and making
the establishment the south corner OF Bleecker and
efeSI-s,s when this widening IS TO he DONE IL will be
in order 10 award large amount OF money 10 Senator
,ha 80 no.ton ana contractor Tom" Canary to save
then from losses through possible inerruon 10 bust
h'ss or chahgc Of front 10 the stable.
1sSOD Long who was with the Young Democracy also,
S ",nIef y Low supposed 10 be fOg TaInmany
anu tne haply pOssessOr OF a contract out OF which
'oshsoeis :, iess ihess Than 10000 may be made.
oIln " bflen has claims against the CITY amounfiu0
H. ~ ooO Tins money he cannot at prC sent collect
10 Ts ns peinoe rat. II be will his opposition
80 sn,s his bills will be hOnOrcd 80 he has
fonnd 1 m ana probably nobody in ali NewYork could be
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COOPFR-In Bookn sunday Get Dr. O. Cooper o The iSh
T atycs 5J feusof the family as requested to attend
Oct. H. at , O'Clock p. m.
DAyIs-At A eye n c. on the d inst Carrie r. wife Of A.
Davis Of Chicago ani daughter Of The lat Geo Whag lBoo
The funeral services will be held IN, residence Of VIM eae No
233 Presleast Brooklyn, Tuessy tas lil Inst, At =
DOAYE-suidery Monday the loh inst. Agnes Gaei. widow
Sdiot 59 .sf Of fsnsI ai hd4SaiS paS u tue '
HoLMgsAt HOaea, PENN the oh ia'' Aurn Pc'ne wife
Jas Holmes
JoyRDANon Monday Oct 10 loha JoDri,2 Superintendent
Notice OF the funeral in tO-morroS papers
EyAPPOn Sunday Oct Elizabeth vile Of JOHN Knapp o. ss1'
The iVes and friends Of the family are invited attend c
weiaesily Oct u, at O'Clock m IRON tie frS 'e"a'
LYLg-Oa saturday g. M Oct g. at Teunsy, n j. Elizabeth a
widow Of Samuel Lyle, aged - years r.
Oct H. at l0i o'clock Trains leave from Pl.ona F foot
Cbanbers 81 O'Clock for Ienah and return at ~ ocnc
viii be in waiting the foot Of Chambesst on The irrTJ
9the ny train oout ~ to lceon9any her rman' to G'eenwA
MACY-Ou Sunday evening Frank b. son Of Charles H. and
sarah S. Macy aged yeirs, months and laws
services Tuesday morning llth inst y o'clock the res'n
his parents 6s udsonst The remains will be taken to Hemp
stead L. l.. for nterment
MATHEwsOn Sunday morning Hannah Lore hct Of the late W@
The relatives aad friends Of the family repee'fa inyi 70 alt,e.
residence Of her son E. A. Mathews l6 Summi.st BOokyn
MORRISON Monday morning TO- Of malignant eve- wIu
Norman eldest OF John AMI Charlotte Morris in the 1lst years
MUNsOY-Aths residence 32i West Thirty econdst aonha
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
NOBLEo Sunday Oct Charne wife Of Ehhu So'l the ~
year Of her age
Relatives and
VIM. Z. Noble No 23S West FOuh Tuesiy Oct
IL. at o'clock
ROBERTs-on Monday TO- M, HENRIETTA Roberts aged II
F1nea will take place Pougkeepse the residence
Yandevort, "Wednesday, Oct. r. at O'Clock.
RoBERrsoNAt Mott Haven Sunday, Oct afer long aai
painful Illness George youngest Of Henry H. and Jane r. Roerb
aged 10 years aud months
Funeral Baptist Church Bedford ~ Y wednesday
r. 1899 Carriages s be IN waiting aiuVal o iDs
IN. train from New-York.
a.l.. H.
lin POI West IN the sab Of her B1zhct
A. Twine wife Of r. w Irvine.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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Tile STEAMER HORNET.

L. $. Dslrict-AttOrney Davis yesterday
gave orders that the Of the steamer Hornet mnt
continue fitting her out for the merchant serVco' u" !"
vas alleged he was doing whom the seizure was in'l"
and II Il w.s iercd lao t:aI GrIu SYsch ue ycseA Vas
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

The Grand Jury of Morris Co.. ~ j., yestcr-
day into Court at Morrsto"n having found thirty
fOur bills OF indictment aganst prisoners confined
Morrfst0wn Jail or these bill for and
for rng causing To be fired barns aud outhonses,
of the MlrqistOwn incendiaries. He pleaded guilty
ana will stand trial on each charge. OF the rest OF the
gang sns Doty found bills, Stevens D. stOat 3
Duistsr p WOOdrun l. Wits l. ana they Tciuandcd
for senncc Two OiEerS Van llOushiOn and Chadwick,
l0,iust each whom bill! nrug iOunh pleaded
ro guilty. and will he TIED next week. C.ias 4. Mary
otf lsr,niy, two men Tor srhies, and several
MINOR clargcs completed the calendar.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
WHAT DOES THE WORLD MEANT


SIR: What does The World mean in its
threatening denuncations OF the means resolved upon
by the authorities n fair election docs II ntend
openly admit that IL does not want fair election iH
drsi step toward ustgating rising Of the rowdes VIZ
taken on saturday. What netf ANXIETY
York.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

In January last, Levi Bodinc, deaf and
dumb colored man, killed Daniel A. Hasbrouck wealthy
farmer residing four miles from Ohioyille Ulster Go.
His trial concluded yesterday In Poughkeepse, AID
he sentenced be remanded to Jail, and thence G
given into the care OF tho NewYOrk Institute fOF ts
nd
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
l1oliiical Notices.

Plnh District Woodford and Kaufman Campaign
Cuba pabs m-as Of tbs Clib s be heh THIS tfssiAyt
rVRNiNo Oct II A. Gra HirB VI Kentucky aud otherz
u pe pr-sea' 4R tbs meeting All ci,en. iay'sa -
1 rud JOHN j. SHAW, troHas.e
.,.t gao e. ,asos As9ss'' secrc,.ts.
The Woodford aud Kaufman Club Of he seventh Il,
semby Dslc will bold public meeting THIS TUESDAY kVkNso
al 40 Broadway 6PBAKERSWm r. Rcharsoa NasRe Apple.
to- 1rf si.ior F.res y rg-rfv J. w. uowR PgSsaeal
]. l. TAozNgEl. T. D. DsssUal secsss.s%
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IPRTED

l'. f-he- i, Ke. por E j. III t.e Rev. g. Li- f .rr
W4stBg o1,ille, n l., M-p H., dsa'l q ".1I
Brown.
LEDsAY-WcADAN .ii. ci by iie .'cv Dr. :, les. "
Lindsay Co1useoratIaw, 70 bs Jenny T. MeitH col oi ~
city,
WILETS-GRrFFEy-O be 9th inst o.. le residence Of 90 ~ a
p.nnts by Friends Ceremony. DIn Wtts 10 Hannah asI
Henry GuIeu all of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

The monthly meeting of the Teachers AS
r D., on 10. ,c ilis indIy scL0ol Union. he'll! 80 .h'
- efia Ci.l,a, T.,.y y-,i,.-s j. 'tri,.,lt Wa" .e3
IItl, fttenarI. An nuTcss delivered h., the icy
r. s. McArtIur on "thc IhqpiHites Tor Sunday school
4.4.,ng." 49,. s.-.. aSI.S--~d
t.g .acetlDg.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

With District the Hon. Joel y. Aspcr. and have
repudiated Mr.. Asper and nominated Major John II.
Ellis Of Livingston instead.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

TO East
Fo- rsr, Oan snI lilruony; a-o Reang Ccs O1.e
H. p.m. BKItSAKDUs BItEriIA'. Dir
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Or. SAGE Cctarrh Rcnicdy.-t5oo reward fr a- irli,
Sold b, Dr'yni.tI ~ mail CO ct1tt m % e hi
Dress r. - Pliac2. a. D.. la5 s,nerl-5t Bafflo g. T.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

Fcflin- -uE VISITING Cards, IHtsl E.r-.rE ''s 'tI
VIZ. hg.lLs ioss lH FylroNsr orr. QID Des,I tdtr,-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
Gperial Notices.

Phalon's "vitaIia " Or. Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
PHALoSs "yITALA" differs utterly from all the dyes"
oer and restorers % totally sereut pru
cpe 1t Imph, fragrant and perfectly innOcsou' precpea
muddy noccun requires shaking up and
stain linen paper necessary con
its urbM appearance simple Hsh
all utents purposes in Toilet Chemistry
For sale by all durgist. PHALoS son Sesyors
Bay Warnock 81 Co.'s
sEvBY-DoLLAR DRESS HAT
GET A GENTLEMANS HAT.
SAVE ONE DOLLAR
No. 5is BROADWAY
he 1 gs % Sas E1EssG sf q on A II fPs H 2? 81 SS %
at No s Rs S e e take aS. in 'e'TS z 'Gs ds9 ssKSss
JANE. JANE. McGo%aS. ! SSSstS'0'' Secretaries -
Fourth Annual Celebration Of the DIscoyERY q AMkR
IcA BY COLUMBUS uoer the sspcs; Of the Italian % R,
River Park foot Of Eshyur'h'' R. % wEphESDAn Vs
5. B,cs,ruro. secrei,ry. -
Billiards.
PHEIAN CoLLESDBR'
6rAYD,RD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
was1co$. nS15aa.a T'SssSdi 20 BTsSsd.T '-I' Ss@1os
Rbododen endrons. , - 49,,
hardy ts aoSers are superb beyoDd description WIN 9her ever
S'''' TRIES. sHRUPs. ROSES ROSS &C., e. v,,,,
address raNoo's - W, t.e, = -
Many Men Would Give $50 lSs, TO oe aiora .hese s
Inv uch in. large HOUSE and GROUNDS situated ior school.
Soa or ,rxe nmly be sold by LAWRENCE,
Aurtiopser At Rose j. on Oct u fesuy e ana aemeooy
vii srt bsrzlu Photograph at No II Finest See details andeS
Auction sales
specially. Light Locomotres
,A IN p GRADES aud hght ras For oonirscter
r coal mines lumber districts furnaces
nj mill. For photographs and fall nonaioa address
anu "''' SMITH 4 PORTER. Pittsburgh. Penn
yy;..l.auoi spring WaterAa nflbe remedy for diseased
=" '"e N' ]. MILHAU SONS. lso broadway.
The Patent lux Eraser Rsssss and PosAes
,h P,ns arT thing for 50 cents Agents wanted
VIZ a. r CUSHMAN North Bcaangten
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EzzEzz.z-zEN.Z1


IN NoGces Of Marriages must Be iHdoracd cih ,al
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-06-23

The difcase called Spirmaio.hora. or Sc
mCrial Weakness, IS also known Us Sexual
capacity, Scmincl i.missi Physical
Decay, Nervous Debility, etc.
Nca perfectly aware HAT Affections
oi the Sexual organism are usually avoid
ed by rlany scientific members OF the pro-
icssiOn; in consequence of the Odium at
iachcG. consequently the unhappy victims
Of this disease. gradually sink into the
grave, unlc's they can find some phrsi-
elan who may make it q Speciality.
Young ;ncn are the most frequent suffer
ers from this disease. although nany
adults are most dep,orabiy afflicted with
it.
Ut is destroying .the faircsi OF America,
"rccEing miro, soul and body. Tne cx-
tent 10 which this disease prevails in
schools and f'milics is absolutely friglitflll
appalling AMI beyond belief.
DGl not professional confidence seal our
lips. we could present pictures of Suffering.
life, ruin. and eternal misery unparalleled
IN anyromancc
Accursed he thar ialse do;icacy which
makes parents md guardians bind and
deaf 10 T!!.5 vice.
30 !iitle il therefore known by the
f.cIe;s'J. ,-,ncfally. that young men who
nave ueel under treatment have almost
despaiIed Of get,iag reiiei, an are passing
:d.Jiiy INTO '0nstiu ISL, lso all disease,
OF Q r.. !atc nature.
Nt-crry Is The sheet-anclof Of Che Pro-
ie'Sion Generally. Il hiss never cured any
ease. aEc DcVer viii.
We WARRANT % cu.c one hundred cases
20 every one cured BY any other Physician
in the county.
Cal o. o. address
Oh. l.. J.. COLEMAN.
octz5 Nashville, Terms