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NEW TREATMENT
? RI VATE
AND
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE | !

A I the Buffalo Private Hospital--Estab-
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ness and the secret lniirmites Of Youth DIatu-
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corner Of Main and Quay streets, (up stairs)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure of genital Debility OF
Nocturnal Emissions more properly known as Sem
inal Weakness etc. Can be Prominently cured in
from fifteen days to two months, by the use OF this
instrument, when used conJointly with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented most important instru-
ment tor the cure OF the above diseases. Ithas been
London, Paris, Philadelphia and New York; It has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
Weakness, or any disease OF the genital organs,
caused by the secret Of youth. Price Ten Doll
lars, by Mail OF ExpreBs.
a CURE WARRANTED.
! Dr. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively to this peculiar class of malades, and
the relief the have consequently been able to rem
der their iellow,creaursi istuly and CRATE
/ fully acknowledged By convalescent patients and
others daily arriving in town. from ali parts of the
country, for the express purpose only OF consulta-
tions, while their eNertions havebeen crowned with
/ the most signal advantages; yet rom what they
have experienced in enquiring into the causes OF
these infectious complaints, (frOm their
condition TO that of The most dangerous and inyet-
crate they have always entertained the possibility
/ of their prevention and REMOVAL and liikewise in
variably found thatt most horrible and Malignant
forms of disease could almost Invariably be traced
70 one oi tae t9ll9Wlng esnses-lgnor%nce, neglect
therefore DI AMOS and SON have succeeded in
diseOv ering, in the selection of their remedies
safe, eiectual and cautious courses; omitting ali
combination of remedies which bear an eouiyocai
character well those whose premature or iniu-
dioous application might be productive of bad con-
sequences in the hands of private individuals. In
short the iaudable end their remedies is the
ening of great mass of human misery by the allev-
iAtiOn relief and prevention of those grievous az
ctions that arc In reality the secret foe of life and
which, while they so extensively surround us call
alord for skill and Interference their exter-
min Ition.
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-06
COUNTRY INYALIDS

Personsin an part of the world may be success
fully treatedb by forwarding correct detail of cir
case, with the remittance for medicines etc
Address DR.. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
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From Pixies Peak

LEAvESwoRrH, Jan. s.
Tho Pixies Peak Express, which left Denver
City Dec. 2sth, has arrived here, bringing $4,000
worth Of dust
Much dissatisfacton existed with regard % the
Provisional Government recently organized, and
Il was generally regarded as failure. Attempts
to collect the taxes levied by the Legislature were
unsucsessiulin the mining districts, and gonor-
al want Of confidence In tho adequate power and
protection Of the government, was felt The peo-
pie look 70 speedy organization Of the Territory
by Congress as indispensable.
Mining continued on limited scale, in the in
tervals OF warm weather Building was rapidly
progressing in Denver City, but there was great
scarcity Of materials.
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NEW WORK, at the OLD STANI
No. sA, Jefferson street.

"iiis now settled that the LASTING health Of Awi
men women and children, depends on the condition
Of their aOLNsin
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FROM waahInr,on.


WAsnSroN January 8.
Col. Seavoll Of tho department Of Texas, has or
dered the following troops 70 Brownsville. Com
panies Q. and y 81 cavalry, Co. X. 1st artillery;
Cos A. and \, let infantry, and detachment Of
capt htonehnmo's Co., now at camp Huds0n.-
The whole under command Of Mai. Hcintzolman,
20. X. 81 cavalry is TO proceed TO the head Of
the Neuees riyeri Co. II, 2i cavalry now on n-route
TO ~ Clark Is to proceed to, and establish camp
at Eagle Pass.
The Mexican treaty was to-day sent 10 the
senate, where after cabinet conference on the
ljeci Il was referred to the committee on foreign
relations. This committee as at present consli-
tnted will report Il back favornhlK.
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The Maine pmbezalementa

BANGOR, jan. 5.
II has been s,cortained by the receivers, upon
application to the eng AYERS, that there has been
no fraudulent over issue Of bills Of the Noromba-
Ga Bank. The circulation is about $40, ,O00.--
Benz. B. Peck, State Treasurer was arrosted yes
to-day upon a civil suit by the receiver, and lodg-
cd ia jail on charge Of conspiring with the Gosh
ier to ombezzle the funds oftho bank. The amount
taken from the bank was about $50, 900, one part
Of which the cashier had security on mill property
in Canada. The amount Of the State money is
supposed to bo S60, ,OO0 or $40, 900.
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French Patent Male Safe one dollar the Bingie one
four doilars per half dozcn and seven dollars per
dozen.
Madame Lozier's Female Monthly Pills is a safe
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the Presidential candidate who 90 main
ialned 4 could bot carry single township
in Indiana 10 1860.
If such doctrines are true the republicans
wero correct The doctrine was advocated
by Calhoun, and took him down the stream,
DO
Mr.. Davis denied that no bad named tho
bred Scott decision whereat the Republi.
cans laughed, and Mr.. Davis continued bis
dispute with Mr.. Porter.
Adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-06

NkW YORK. Jan. D.
In the Common Pleas Chambers before Judge
Barley, yesterday, application was made in the
case Of fSydam, Sole Co., for relief under the in
solvent act, the firm having liabilities to the a.
mount of nearly 1900, 900.
The petition for relief was opposed by Mossrs.
Barrett, Martin, Strong, SuaEey and several 9TH
ors, for large number of creditors.
The remonstrances were presented to the Court
and the case adjourned.
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Gdirsi bV GtltgrdpD.
oenrrs.a--xxxVIlh sesaIOn
wAsuIsoros, Jan. 8.


wAsHISoroS, Jan. g.
HOUSE.
Morris, Of Ill, offered a resolution which
was read for information, that the Superin-
tendent Of Public Buildings DO directed 70
replace the desks and chairs in this hall
previous TO their removal, and 10 enable
bin to do 90, he be directed to prepare The
old hall for temporary occupancy. He
said he would not call up the resolution this
morning.
Bingham and others objected.
Montgomery said MIR. Colfax yesterday
attacked his former proposition for tenn
porary organization on the ground Of viola
ton Of the constitution. lie bad offered il
in good faith. We are indebted to the mail
contractors Eve millions, it Is an honest debt
honestly contracted for service honestly per.
formed. IL is not an American, Democratic
or Republican debt, but national debt
Adopt his proposition aud they could pass
the Post Office appropriation bill, and re-
deem the credit Of the nation.
Wilson said IL the gentleman was anx-
ious 10 pay the debt, he would ask him TO
adopt the plurality rule now.
Montgomery replied il he was willing TO
accept it others we're unwilling to do so il
three lourths we're willing to accept and
the other fourth protest againsi il, an or
ganization cannot be effected, nor il ten
men protested, His proposition was fair,
honest, and just; he insisted that il was
constitutional and he referred TO our past
legislative history to show the precedent in
such cases.
Mr. Stevens asked whether his colleague
could show that before an organization q
Speaker pro. TEN. bad been elected2
Montgomery replied that in 1889 to lS40
Mr. Adams was elected Chairman.
Stevens-Was Mr. Adams Speaker
Montgomery considered him such. Mr.
Corwin would be to day temporary Speak, or
il the House would adopt his resolution.
Morris, of Penn, asked whether there
was any legislation while Mr.. Adams was
Chairman
Montgomery had not examined the rec,
ords to see, but IL there was no legislation
that did not prove there could net have
been. lie renewed his resolution.
Stevens raised the point that the resolu-
ton was not in order. Here the matter
rested
There was call of the House, prelimina.
ry to vote for Speaker.
John Cochrane made motion to adjourn,
as he said, to allow sick democrat time to
get TO the House, no Republican being will
ing to pair with him. The motion was lost
Yeas, 76 nays, 1856.
Mr. BarKsdale nominated Mr. Vsllandig-
ham.
The House proceeded to vote
Mr.. Potter, when his name was called,
said as MIR. " was somewhat mixed up with
tho John Brown affair he could not vnto C,r
him, but for John Sherman
Mr. Vallandigham at subsequent period
retorted by saying he should very much like
to vote for Mr.. Potter, but as the latter was
contradiction of the remark of Shakespeare,
that when the brains are out the man is
dead, - ho should vote for Mr.. Houston
Cries of good on the Democratic side and
laughter
The ballot resulted as follows; Whole
number OF votes 2l2, necessary to a choice
10T
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THE
One Horse ShOeing shop,
ON THIRD sTRunT

A few doors East of the Posr OFFroH.
DAYTON, o.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared,
\ thaneverto accommodate his old customers, and
the public, in the '"N
HOrse-ShOetng Business
In Its various branches. Particular attention
VIII be given to all lame horses such AZ
spnt hoos, and bloodhound, and oorns in their fe Ell
VIII DC cured satifactory to the owner of such hor-
ses, and II not, money will be refunded
ALSO.-Horses that interfere will be shod to pre-
vent 1t, and warranted, or money refunded
he VIII personally auperintend all work entrustd
70 , ms care Ihankulfor pastiavor he respectfully
toners, and Will be happy TO Accommodate as many
NEW ones as may favor him with a call.
Apr2-daWly NATHAN SIFFERNAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-06

TURNPIKE NOTICE.
THE Stockholders Of the North Miami
Turnpike will meet at Gate No. 2, at oelosk
on the second Monday Of January, 1880, TO elect
seven Directors 10 serve the ensuing year.
deeITsstw JOHN PRILL, Secretary,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-05-24
INSTRUMENTATION.

SAML. W. MELTON, ESD, is Orator elect, to
celebrate the nineteenth Anniversary of the Phi
lomathean Literary Society of Erskne College.
The Grafton will be delivered on Commence.
ment day-the 9Th of August. .......A cores.
pondent of the 4theneum at Christiana, states
that the English language has Of late become a
compulsory branch Of education in the public
schools in Norway. .."'...".JEFFERsoN CHoIcE,
ESQ.,, highly esteemed citizen and prominent
member of the Spartanburg bar, died suddenly
at his residence recently, of Apoplexy. '.'.....'
The Southern Address urging the seeding dele
cations to return, was written by Mr.. TooMBs,
and is characterized by his strong will through.
out. Notifications were suggested by various
Senators, but none were admitted, for if it had
not been signed as prepared, Mr.. TooMBs would
doubtless have issued it on his own responsible.
ity. ......."An engagement has lately taken place
aear San Louis Potos between the Juarez and
Miramon parties of Mexico, in which the latter
were defeated with the loss of 1000 prisoners, Is
cannon and all their baggage trains and ammu-
milton. ......."A lady has recovered $4,000 from
the Boston and Worcester Railroad for the loss
of a leg. ...''..'A member of the "Knights of the
Golden Circle" from Georgia, has just been to
Columbia, according to the Doilies published
there, to establish branch of the Order in that
place. ....."At a recent Annual Sabbath School
Celebration at Macon, Georgia, there was pro-
cession of "a half mile of children The whole
number was 1,2l4-l,708 scholars, l36 teach
ers. ........Messrs. W. B. GILES, Co., of Savan-
nah, have recently received an order for two
hundred thousand feet of heart-pine lumber for
the Holy Land The Savannah Republican says {:
There is something novel in the thought that
the palaces of the Holy Land are to be rebuilt
with the materials taken from the forests of
Georgia. ......'"The tenth anniversary of the A
delphian Society (Furman University, Green
vile,) will be celebrated on the 18th of May
An oration will be delivered on the occasion by
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HELLEN CAMPBELL
OR,
KINGS MOUNTAIN"
IN THE
YORKVILLR ENQUIRER

FOR THE 7TH OF JUNE, will be commenced the
publication of this THRILLING and beautifully written
ROMANCE OF THE REVOLUTION,
by one Of the cleverest and most promising of
our State-Mrs MARY A. EWART of Columbia tits
spitstng story of olden times; of love- Of the patr
OF soldiers herosm and devoon-a glowing tribute to the
noble character the patient endurance the terrible sacrf
ces and the christian virtues of the women of Carolina in
the days of 1880 1t should be read in every household
where memory of the past is cherished; and with those
who appreciate native talent, will create sensaton
Besides this the ENQUIRER will present each week,
fund of reading maturely and carefully written. IL ed
tied by Messrs. SAINT W. MELTON, wM W. EAST and
JAS WOOD DAVIDSON; and has upon its list of constant
contributors several Of the best pens in the State
n, The price Is Two DOLLARS per year; for six
months, ONE DOLLAR. sendimmediately
L. NJ. GRIST, Proprietor, Yorkville, S. c.
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Times, therefore, advises Austria to sell Venitia
to Sardinia for reasonable compensation. The
Venitians are maddened by the harsh treatment
Of their frightened tyrants' and nothing but
strong Austrian foroe-a military despotism-
can keep them down, if that can. Besides all
these facts, looking directly or indirectly to the
Confederation, it is asserted, upon good authori-
ty, that ssan extended movement is taking place
in Central Italy for the purpose Of rendering the
,oholc Peninsula Jrees and not many months
hence, we may find VICTOR EMMANUEL the pop
ular king of most powerful people, who, a.
wakening from their long slumber and inactivity,
will again give signs Of that energy which made
Rome mistress of the world"
VICTOR EMMANUEL, in furtherance of this end,
has been taking tour through his newly &C.
quired possessions to conciliste the few who op-
posed annexation, and keep alive the enthusiasm
of the friends of liberty. He had arrived at
Bologna, on the latest news, where he met Count
CAvoUR and NJ. FANr1. While at Florence he
ment and admiring delight of the lazy, citizens.
One morning he went with Baron R1cAsoLi, to
Fiesole, where GAL1LEo used to make his obser"
vations, to enjoy the famous view of Amos vale.
While at Florence, the great tragic poet, GIovAN
BAT1sTA N1ccoLIN1, now eighty years old, pre-
sented the King with copy Of his "ARNaLDo
De BREscIA," an historical tragedy condemned
by the Court of Rome. NIccoLIN1's great heart
has been aching eighty long years for the free
dom of his country and his tragedy is proph-
ecy, prediction. The King accepted the gift,
and complimented him on his having truthfully
prophesied the regeneration of Italy. Thus
VICTOR EMMANUEL moves among the people,
by word and deed their hopes; thus
the Greek-fre of Italian patriotism burns be-
meath the deep waters Of long tyranny; thus
ct length, by thousand stirring truths that
point unerringly to the, coming eveut--Itay is
free!
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OUR OUTSIDE.

The reader will fnd on the first page of this
weeks issue an unusally interesting sketch from
the pen of new contributor, 'MARY," entitled
ga Schoolgirl "Reminiscences" "Mary" is q
young lady y-friend Of much promise; of rare cul-
turs and reading, and of self and social expe-
rience exceedingly rich in the elements of the
Beautiful for one of her years. Her modesty and
humble opinion of her merit, have prevented her
from appearing in print often; but whenever she
has appeared, her productions have been emf
nently suggestiveand full of thought. As young
writer's should be, her style issomewhat diffuse
with practise, however, and mature arrangement
of her ideas, she will become most pleasing
and finished, as she is certainly now very rich
and prolific writer.
We bespeak for her 'Reminiscence' an atten.
tive perusal from all our readers. "MAnY" prom
ises, likewise, to contribute from time to time
other memories Of HELEN We, therefore, place
her name on the list of our contributors with the
hope and expectation that she will add q new
charm to our columns.
The reader will, also, find ga Mysterious
Package" by "RUBY," on the first page, to be
in the broadly humorous vein Of this rapidly ri.
sing young proser and poet. Our readers all
know what is meant by 'the broadly humorous
rein of "RuBY 30 and will turn to his paper to
enjoy
"Sport that wrinkled care derides,
And Laughter holding both his sides"
"RUBY" is versatile genius rich in humor,
grace sentiment and attractive style. His com.
nunicstions are always sinteresting-nevert tame;
while they display the fact that Heaven has
showered many Of its choicest gifts upon him.
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ued in South Carolina does almost nothing.

sued in South Carolina does almost nothing.
We commend the scheme of Mr.. Memminger
seriously, earnestiy-nay, solemnly; for life has
no subject more solemn-to our friends.
State pride asks it. 3
The poor of our land want it.
The proud Of our land need it.
In conclusion, we wish to thank Mr. Memmin-
gerfor the manner of his Address. Heis the clear.
est thinker among our public men. His thought
is crystalline in its clear beauty; and his style
reflects his thought most perfectly. He can
never be misunderstood. ...,... -....... .
The speaker was introduced to our auditory
by Mr.. McMaster of the Columbia bar. His
remarks were handsomely appropriate.
Personal.
7Hetwo ambassadors from Japan who are now
in our. country arc SHINE BUJEs,No-KAMr and
MuRAaAKE-AwAaE.So.K .KAMI.s" :
Aman named BOARD has, recently; within five
months, married seven wives-in Missouri,
Texas, North Carolina, and Louisiana. There
must be something in name.
COLUMBIA, s. C.. =,