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Additional Foreign News.

Hil New YORK, January Is.
The Austrian journals were discussing the
pamphlet. The Vienna Gasette regards it as
q direct menace against Austria. tits, never
theless, avowed in Government circles that
the pamphlet has not produced disagreeable
impression, the Government being convinced
that the opinions thcroin expressed are not
those of the Emperor Napoleon.
The Paris Pdys announces that tho various
powers invited to the Congress have been ap-
prised that meeting can not take place on the
day originally fixed, and that subsequent
day will be appointed.
Another elOpement in English high life had
occurred. The wife of Mr.. Smith Bannerman,
residing near Maidstone, ran off with Rev. A.
W. Green, ourate of the parish where the par
ties resided. The lady has property in her
own right amounting to 100000.
Frdnss.--A rumor had prevailed that the
Pope's nuncio had threatened to demand his
passports on account Of the recent pamphlet,
but the Paris correspondent Of the London
Post pronounces the rumor untrue. An official
denial was also posted in the Paris Bourse.
The London Herald's Paris correspondent
speaks Of difficulties in the French Cabinet
and says that Persigny's long stay in Paris Il
not unconDected with Walewski's uncertain
tenure of Office.
1t was stated that Prince Napoleon will
shortly be appointed Grand Admiral.
Naly.-The Milan Gasstts announces thai
the Duke Of Modena has advanced with troops
toward the frontier Of Modsna. Part Of bis
army was already In one of the frontier towns.
The French pamphlet had been translated
Into italian and largely circulated In Ro'
magma.
A Rome dispatch reports that lengthy
interview had taken place between Cardinal
Antonelli and the French Embassador. The
latter had received from Paris some explains
tions destined to the Papal Government on the
subject Of the recent pamphlet. M
Marquis Villa Marina had declined the Gov.
ernorsbip Of Milan, and Count Gillena had
been appointed instead. The Marquis Wills
Marina goes - ambassador to Naples.
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TIE TWELFTH WARD AssEasMEsr.--It will
be remembered that the assessment return of
Mr.. Ernst, formerly Assessor for the Twelfth
Ward, was found upon examination to be
quite imperfect and incomplete. Two mon,
Messrs. Seifert and Attemeyer, were then sp-
pointed in bis stead, and they yesterday morn
ing made their return to the County Auditor.
They report that, while in the discharge of
their duty, they found q large amount of prop
erty which had been omitted in the assess
msnt made by their predecessors, and render
the following statement Of the value Of prop
erty In the Twelfth Ward, which We compare
with the previous appraisement:
Return Of Attemeyer and ssfert..... ...S5 OIL 4ss
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POLICE CouRT.--Judge Lowe, at the Police
Court, yesterday morning, examined forty
nine cases, but those that wesc important were
continued, while Q majority Of the remainder
were almost wholly without interest.
William Hughes, arrested on Saturday even
ing for robbing room at the Congress street
House, an account of which was published In
our issue yesterday morning, was discharged,
no evidence having been ELECTED that would
tend to his conviction.
A German, named Casper Stomsger was
charged with abusing his family, and the evil
dsnce showed plainly that the abuse was Of
the most brutal character; for just ct the time
that wife most needs tender treatment, he
beat her severely. He was sentenced to the
City Prison for term Of one month. s-
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ArrIvaI of the Santa Fe MaII.

Sr. LOUIS, January 16.--The new Mexican
Mail, with advices to the 18th ult., reached
Independence yesterday. The mail came by
the Rattoon Mountain road to avoid the In
dians. Some 1000 lodges of the Csmsncfes
and Kiowas being encamped on the regular
route.
Fort, because Col. Bent refused to supply them
with powder and shot. M lt -D
in consequence Of the hostility Of the In
dians.
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ALLEGED CONsTUPRArIoN.-A well-known
shoe manufacturer, named Mark Tennyson,
located at No. 224 Western-row, was brought
before Judge Lowe, yesterday morning, upon
charge Of constipation, preferred against
him by a young girl named Jennie Lawless.
From the statement Of the girl, it appears that
the act was committed about year ago, and
that she was removed to Iowa shortly after
ward, whore che has remained ever since.
The case was continued until Saturday next,
and the defendant held to bail in the sum of
81 900 for his appearance at that time,
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River News.

LouIsvrLLE, January 1s--M River rising
rapidly, with thirteen feet six inches on the
falls. Mercury At. slss
PIrrsBuRe, January 1s--M.--River sixteen
feet one inch by the pier mark, and falling.
Weather cloudy and damp.
ST.. Louis, January l6-P. M.-.River sta
tiouary all day, the decline being checked by
q slight rise from the Missouri. Weather
damp and cool, with indications Of snow or
rain IE
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BURGLARY on CLARK. K.sTRRET.-Ther residence
of Mr.. N. B. Fowler, at No. $50 Clark street,
was feloniously entered night before last, by
some persons who forced open one Of the
windows. To a guilty conscience the noise Of
the fall Of a pin sounds like thunderbolt,
and, frightened doubtless by some mismove-
ment Of their own, they fed, carrying with
them no booty, although the inmates Of the
house were not aware of having had nocternal
visitors, until the morning discovered their
trpCAa
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CoMpLMBSrARY BENEFIT TO ELIZA LOGAN.
A movement is on foot among some Of our
most influential and cultivated citizens, we are
happy to state, to give Eliza Logan at the
close Of her farewell engagement here COM
plmentary benefit. -.
1t is peculiarly appropriate she should take
her last adieu Of Cincinnati In the manner
proposed.
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Kansas Legislature.

LEAvBNwoRrH, January 16.--In the Kansas
Legislature the question of the temporary
Capitol is yet unsettled. Among the Repub-
lican candidates for tho Senatorship, Messrs.
Jos. M. Winchell and Gen. Pomeroy are tho
most prominent. Gen. Lane is arriving for
the position, but 1t is said his chances are be-
coming less. L--nL.n ~. la--. ..--------- =
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Arrivallof the Overland Mail.

ST.. LOUIS, January 16. = The Overland
Mail Of the 23d ult. arrived to-dight.
Arizonis dates of the 29th say Captain FL
lott surprised band Of Apache Indians, re-
turning from thieving expedition from So
nora, near Dragon Springs, on the morning
of the 10th ult., killing six and wounding
several. He recovered upward of forty head
Of stock, and burnt their camp, with all their
effects. Ftt .p Ha.tI.l ql l. ..H.-
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TRIAL OF JOHN CLAwsON.-The trial OF John
Clawson for the marder Of Richard Malone,
which took place, our readers probably re-.
member, at the corner Of Ninth and Western.
row, in May last, began yeste, day in the Court
Of Common Pleas, before Judge Carter. 1t
had not progressed very far, however, whom
the Court adjourned; but jury has been i'm
pannelled, whose names will be found in our
law report,
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FATAL AooIDENT-AN AGED WOMAN KILLED
BY FALL.-A woman about sixty-Ave years
of age, named May Lecount, fell backward
down q pair Of stairs, at the residence of her
daughter, on Eighth-street, near Vine, night
before last, and was injured so seriously that
she died in few hours afterward.
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JOURNALISTIC W. B. Hornsr, of the
Fort Wayne Republican, Is now in the city So
lioiting advertisements for that paper. Fort
Wayne is growing quite rapidly, and the paper
Mr.. II. represents is good medium through
which to reach the people Of the town and
neighborhood.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio has been swelling very rapidly
since our last Issue, having risen from Sunday even
lug to last evening not less than eight 10 ten feet and
was coming up swiftly last night. The water yeser-
day was two feet deep In the stores skirtng Gimores
wharf. west Of in.sreet, and lacked but eighteen
inchess Of the level the Boulevard de Sausage east
of Broadway.
There is prospect of a food here, and much dam
age has doubtless been done above from the sudden
overflow of the banks. The ice has disappeared al
most entirely from the river
FreRhts were very plenty for oil ports yesterday,
and the wharf was lined with boats The Landing
was crowded with all kinds of freight, and overruf
with drays and other vehicles. Rates unchanged.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
=, ARRIVALS. Sunday = Clipper, Pittsburg; Persia,
Maysville. Monday Telegraph, Louisvilie; Forest
Qneen, Madison; Dunleith and Virginia Home. Ne.
Vile; ]. O. Fremont. lew Orleans; Glendale, Mem.
Phis; Diamond, New Orleans; Allamont, Wheeling
DEpARTURks Sundsy-City of Madison, New Or.
leans. Monday-Jacob Strader, Louisville; Forest
Queen, Madison; Magnolia, Maysville; Dunfeith and
Virginia Home, Neville; Dacotah, New Orleans
Altamont, Louisville; Courier, Wheeling.
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RobbIng the Mails.

WARSAW, Mo-, January l6.-John Aymer-
son, heretofore very respectable citizen, was
yesterday arrested by special Mail Agent,
for purloining letters from the mail bags. He
was taken to Jefferson City.
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TIE PocKEr OF BRIDE PICKED AT HER
NurTIALs.-A wedding occurred, at st. Pauls
Church, in this city, last evening, and while
the party were passing from the door of the
church across the sidewalk to their carriages,
some adroit fellow picked the pocket of the
bride.
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CoMrLIMETARY BENEFIT TO Lucy Escort AND
MIRAsDA.--Messrs. Pratt & Metcalf, of the
Spencer House, have very generously offered
the use Of their Ordinary to Miss Lucy Escott
and M. Miranda, for q complimentary benefit,
rendered them by number Of our citizens, on
Friday evening next, that Hotel.
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THE PRES S.
OITY II u W. S.

gsr Don't forget that the Penny
Press is the medium through which to
make known your wants! ADVERTISE
ments Of five lines and less, inserted
twice for twenty-five cents!
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PERsoNAL.--Gensral Suares, resident of
tho city Of Mexico, and somewhat noted as
having figured prominently in several Of the
late Mexican Revolutions, in company with
his son, was in the city yesterday, stopping at
the Gibson House.
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Missouri Legislature.

ST. Louis, January 18.-The Missouri Leg
islature adjourned this morning. Gov. Stew
art has issued proclamation calling en- extra
session on the 27th of February, to take action
on railroad bills and unfinished other business.
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Legal.

SAVANNAH, Ga, January l6.--Ths lottery
case OF Swan q Co., has been decided BY the
Supreme Court, sustaining the points Of Swans
counsel and reversing the decision Of ths lower
Court against Swan. ea
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From Nebraska ,

CHICAGO, January 16.-The Omaha Ne.
for the abolition Of slavery in Nebraska, which
had passed both Houses, had been vetoed by
Gov. Black. pNN VIC
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about Nc above the views OF buyers and speculatorx
o@ aaa sMc 10. % ana sids
at ts1c.
market firm: sales Of 100 hhds. Sugar at sztSshc.
$50 barrels Moissses at l6Q17c the latter rate for
20 barrels in oak cooperase, and 100 bags Coffee at
0iL-Llnseed higher. with q sale Of Is barrels at
CSC; In the small way 64c. is obtained.
demand, at Si SsGl Is tor prime white, and ii so
@ 20 for prime red: sales OF 400 bushels good white
at ooss-rhe y m.ra.. continue, rm, and in good
OATs-TbeTe Is a iair demand, and prices steady
sass Sa Dsss have S
oi@l 02 per bushe; sales ct 81 bushels 10 sacks
sHa o shS's e Ts' @ q e. ss.
sales % prime fd fail 'sesss se '
firm at va per tun for prime Timothy, on arrival.
OHEESE.The market Is hrm, with good demand
Is do 81 d s ISss' Western Be-
,BUTTER-The market Is dull, but prices are IN.
changed;
firm et " 2@3 per barrel, from store: sales Of 100
barrels good at W D
a est market NJ % WITH good ds
GLOVER sEED-There is q good demand, and
now quote st 81 oes Is for sacks T and md barrss sales
Of 81 brls. at "a 70. .4-l
toA mA1N~iio fhhAehAfh.l
NEW YORK MAaIEr, Jsnuary ls1P: M. Ashes 81 g
FOR Pearls Cotton demand limited an steady sales
Of 800 bales at llSc. for middling Uplands. Flour
holders are little more disposed to realize, and we
home consumption; prices however, show no change:
sacs Of II 500 brs., a. x5 a5 25 for superne State
IS 35Ge6 4U for extra State including 5000 barrels
for export; IS sS@5 40 for superfns Mestern IS IS
@5 80 for common to medium extra Western; S5 70
as 80 for inferior to good shipping brands extra
round-hoop 0hio--market closing steady. Canadian
Flour scarce and firmly held ssiea Of 800 barrels at
70 5000 69 LOT common 20 oeoics extra. hye Flour
IN m e IeManG y & 1S ,oega ~
riour "a g9oa Supply ana aui at VI S,2sYS per cwt.
USrn .S "a MeA, ~ Su,es aM1 Mhcnangea lower
sSSs 81 o ~ a. SosnS M =. insae n prices.
wneat =, Sa ss1e hrmer Anu iiise a1ns i9r ~
~. ~ ~ Ioeyl Ino., ian ~.
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BOARDING.

DoARDING-A gentleman and wife can
AV and q pleasant room and board 10 private
famiy-also o couple Of single gentlemen-by ad-
dressing D. O., Cincinnati p. D. jal7ba
ROARDING--A few gentlemen can obtain
RD frstclass boarding at 162 Plum.street, near
Fourth. Railroad cars pass every five minutes. Two
or three day .boarders wanted. jal6ds
R0ARDING-Furnis and unfurnished
NJ rooms with board, for families, at III Sycamore.
street, west side, between Fifth and Sixth. Board
and lodging for single gentlemen. T. A. ROWE.
ljal3aw@l
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New York Bank statement,

NEW YoRx, January 16.--Dssrsass in losas
$l,0l6,249; decrease In circulation, $l4S, SIS
Increase in specie, $s77 1872; increase in Dc.
posts, 81, o74,o9S.
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FIRE LAST EVENING about eight o'clock
lest evening fire broke out in tho warehouse
of Mr.. Hoffman, on Columbia. street, between
Main and Sycamore. The loss will not reach
5000,
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tns foStomce, IN tnis city, january ID:
Miss Kate Havens, 4Ss Rivingtop street, New
York City.
Miss CLARA De Fries, 37S West Fourih.street, New
York City.
Miss Laura Johnson, Lexington, KY.
Miss Laura johnson, Lexington, KY.
Miss Kate Phillips, Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. Major II, Leonard, San Francisco Gal.
Mrs. W. Fl. Shoenberger, Allegheny CITY, Penn.
Mrs. Thomas L: Smead st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. W. A. Mcdonald, Mt. Gilead. Ohio.
Mrs. j. q. Kellogg, University Place, New York
City,
Lewis Cafee, ESQ, Ripley, Ohio.
Samuel English, ESQ, Ohilo, Ohio.
Thomas 10. Gsrven, Esq, Evansville, Ind.
Joseph Hennessee, Peru, Ill.,
Rev. x. p Pratt, Portsmouth, Ohio,
John Roe, Esq, East Monroe, Ohio.
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Monetary ana Commercial,

Tn fnaneial atfa;ra thera was m ALIENATION
yesterday from last Saturday Bushes. wa. quiet,
though Money remained very close at all the Bank.
ins.houses Discounts were difisult Of obtsiamsnt,
except by customo ora of the regular housea
Ea.tern Evcharsa cor,i, rsd Ar, srd .tssdv a. AZ
buying Tta and premium !, ..,,,..
inc tbe f5rty'aioht hnwys sntnr ysstsrdsv nnnn
va were: "' ''i"'isn' noais' ehuins 'eS'sfuA' h'0n
"99,U. "9r.,u, u,.., xo..., WALL. m, h.-,
r aas 85t OIiS MsE, nysa Darfei III
s gdss M d Raso5
10y SSGo i3S sugar ~ hsSs Moissases, 2i2S 6ris:;
GaSS sSS S nay ~ 0ale'
yOrn S1S bu,shsnls 0sts 2 bushels Barley loo Push
ss boses, Sugar. sshhds; Molasses 2sI brls Coffee,
Soi boxes Potatoes 47obris.. Salt, "a brs; Lard,
aoId vas Inactive, and Nsy o,lsan. wanted st no @.
premium. The Indiana bank statement OF last
.; @ " sns assrssse % n
y Een aoooa " S. York P q hs %
Entered at the port, o7S,o69 $3.50 Ss7
THROWN on iSaSiT v2S60SS5 1'isi, ,s33
ntsIaS s,nSs z January sSs %,
sslSrd9s asta ssS York Tines undsT dsts Of fSSss
q s ns . SS:s Sa q IN Ssst
had probably been passed sTs borne ogt y ths Gen:
usus On FSsg IN ssson hS %opDns
q S ssdpf Rs
Ss Ss ks s 3 buy ,s..,
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LOST.

n ,0ST-FIFTY DOLLARS-On Saturday
Al afternoon. January "A, in bank.notes A re-
ward Of IS will be paid to the finder its return to
WILLIAM s. TREVOR, at John Shilito q Co.'s,
Nos l0', l03 and los West Fourth-street jal6bs
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Arrival Of the Eurons

NEW York, January ls.--By the Esropa at
Halifax, We have still one day later from
Europe, but the dispatch contains not one
word of interest.
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Frou, (,harIeaton.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., Jan. 1s.--The 0bsvisr's
Key Weat letter reports that ~ marine dis.
asters there for the past year have Involved
the loss u S,osl ~. s 81 saS .ss
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Arrival Of tho yura,

NEW YoRK, January 16.--Ths steamer ysrs
arrived here this noon from Liverpool On ths
31st ult. sts'it A 't4tad las5f
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATIoNs-For the
Esnay Ffess, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No. 2
West Fourth street, January l8:
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FOR RENT.

N0R RENT-In Newport, q pleasantly
n situated Brick Dweling.house, containing five
rooms, cellars, &c. For further particulars, apply
to W J. BERRY, corner of York and Madison-sts.
or address at this ofice. jal7b
NOR RENT-A pleasant front room, we'll
9. d. corner Of Third and Plum. Also, an excellent
basement room. jal7bs
EN0R RENT-AND FIXTURES FOR
H SALE-Dress. Establishment, No. 1885
West Sixth street, b, tween Race and Elm jal6d'
N0R RENT-A very convenient three.
H story Brick Dwelling, having all modern i'm.
proven ents-gas and water throughout-on Long
worth. street, west Of Park. Price, $3.50. Apply TO
CAMPBELL. ELLISON co., No. 10 East Third.
street. jalIhs
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FOR SALE.

N0R SALE-A large Newfoundland Dog,
- one year old. ID well learned in tricks. Az.
Sixth. jal7bs
N0R SALE-H0USE-A two-story frame
- house with six rooms, front and back yard on
Longworth-street. between Plum aud western.row
Lot - BY 81 70 10 foot slley, and in good neigh.
between Fifth and Longworth. iaI2aw
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Difference in favor Of last assessments. S2la,l

UNPAID LETTERs.-The following Is List o
letters detained for non payment Of postage a
the Postofice, in this city, January is:
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19
A New society.

Old men and young men, women and chill
dren, are admitted as members, If they pos
sess the following qualifications:
1st. They must devote their whole atten-
ton 10 other peoples business, aud entirely
neglect their own
ID. When they hear a seandaious report
about neighbor or friend, they must Bo'
eat, drink or sleep, until the chief officers oi
the society are informed of the same
No person shall become member unles:
be OF she is person Of leisure; aud can loaf
about town, or make about seventeen calls a
week, and watch the actions of the people
generally; and be ready to report at headquar
ters the slightest iDtimation of a report
The following are some ef the bye-laws and
regulations of shis society
Art. LIST. This society shall be known as
the Ta:tle and Gossipping Society The
principal aud ruling officers shall be as follows:
One great liar, and two lesser oDes, three tat
tiers and four gossiPpers; any one of which
will constitute quoram, and shall have pow
er tn transact business at any time.
Art I'd. If any member of this society
shall be found guilty of knowing more about
his own business than that of his neighbor' 5
be shall be expelled forthwith.
Art. 3D. Any person belonging to- this So
ciety who makes a practice telling the truth
two or three times shall be expelled withou;
hearing.
art. 4th. Aay member who does not re-
port regularly what his neighbors risidiEg
within three doors of him have for dinner
every Sunday. aud for tea every time they
have company shall be cut of from the rights
and privileges of this society.
Art. 5 IF any member of this society shall
see, hear tell of, or even suspect that young
man has waited on lady twice, be must re
port them to be married soon, o. already
married. or be shall be looked upon as no tat
tier. and shall be fined TO the fall extent o
the law, for any such misdemeanor.
Art. 9th. Any man or woman, who shall
neglect their OWE business to take the trouble
to circulate about town seandaious report:
which they know to be false, shall be deemed
by all respectable citizens. as Commander-iI
chief of said society. anj shall be looked rpcr
IS such by all Its members
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-19
zElEsg MANHOOD,
nEaEzsy How Lost. How Restored.

,Jt,f Published, t1I a Seated ERretOpe.
4 Lecture on the Nature, Treatment aud Radical
Care of Sperp,atorTaoed. OF Seminal Weakness,
Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
Emissions producing Imp9tency, Consumption
and Mental and Physical Debility.
BY ROB. j. CULvERwRLL, N. D.,
The important fact that the awful consequences
of self-abuse may be effectuaiiy removed without
internal Medicines or the dangerous applications
of caustics. instruments, nedicated bougies, and
other empirical devises. is here clearly denonstra
ted and the entirely new and highly successful
,reatn>ent as adopted by the celebrated author
fully explained, 10y means Of which avery one is
enabled to cure himself perfectly and at the least
possible cost. thereby avoiding all the advertised
nostrums OF the day. This Lecture will prove a
boon TO thousands and thousands
Sent under seal TO any address. post paid, on
the receipt of two postage stamps. by addressing
DR. CH. J. c. KLINE. VI. D., $50 First Avenue.
New York. Post Box 1896.
July %, 1850. April IL, ls6O.-iy.
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EBESBURG. Pa WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1860

The Clerk, Mr. Carter, handed the man a
key, and said, You are welcome to one of
the best rooms on the boat 1t has two beds
one for yourself and wife, the other for the
boys
Captain Evaus having returned, exciaim-
ed-'Give the boys another room, they
haiut no business in-' here he broke down
with laughter again. and buried away to give
orders on the boat. The couple now retired
to their sumptuous apartment. as happy as
mortals are allowed to be on this earth, and
the passengers gathered in knots to praise the
liberality of all concerned, and the comical
oddity Of Captain Evans.