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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

CSr HEADACHE Ia the favore sign by which nature makes
deviation whatever from the natural state o tho
brain, and viewed in this light be looked en- a. sale
guard intended to give notice Of disease which might otnefwso
escape attention. m be remeded and its indications
should be neglected Headaehe be classified under
Names viz Sympomatic and Idiopathic. symptomans
Headache Is exceedingly aud the precursor OF great
variety ofdsesses among which Apoplexy Gout Rhenms-
tsm and all ebe diseases In its form u synipa
thetc Of disease the stomach constituting si heoGhs OF
hepac disease constituting bop. heJdaeh Of worms consti
patton and other disorders Of the bowels well renal and
uterine affections Diseases Of the heart frequently at
tended with Headches Anemia and plethora aso alec
tions which frequently occasion headache Idopahlc Head
ache also very common being usually Distinguished BY tho
OF hedddohe sometimes coming suddenly In
apparently sound health and postraing at tho
mental and yca energies and In other instances
slowly heraded by depression of spirits aoerby Of temper
In the pain l. in the front Of the head over
or both eyes, and sometimes provoking yomng under this
class NAV also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment either class Of Headache the Cephsc
Pills have found and safe remedy relieving the most
acute pains minutes and by its subtle eadeatins
the diseases OF which Headache is the unerng index
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NJ AhAL9AaA1toN LAgGTAGBs.-Tbere is growing
hoy IN ths age to appropriate the most expressive words Of
ohef ana sner while TO incorporate them into
own hu, me word Cephaic which Il from the Greek signify
ing or me mead IL becoming p0pnlaFled In connec .
with Mr. spaldngs great Headache Remedy but win y
Electrotype and many whose distinction
foreign words has been by usage they
seem native and to the manor born.b
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A REAL BLESSING.

Pbusicidr-Well Mrs Jones, how s that headachef
Gfrs JoHes-Gone Doctor all the pill you sent cured
in twenty minutes and wish you would send more >"
that can have them handy.
Pbvsirian-You can get them any Druggists Can for
Cephaic Pills. find they fail and recommend them In
all cases If headache.
Mrs Jnes- shall send for box directly and shah te all my
suffering friends, fox they are real bes'tHg
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TWENTY MILLIONS op DoL1ARs sAvEpzAr Spsldthg bss
sold millions Of bottles Of his Prepared and
furniture thus making aggregate OF twenty millions OF
dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable invention
Hayng his Glue household word he proceeds to do
the world still service by curing all the aching heads with
his Cepha Ps and they good his Glue, headaches
will soon vanish away like snow in July.
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BRDeET-Msrs wants you to send her boz OF Cephaho
Gue-no bottle of Prepared P-but Pm thinking that: nos
inst il neither but perhaps yen either knowing what E Ia
nigh dead and with the Sick Headache, and
wants some mo OF that y reayed her before
DRUGGIsT-i ou must mean Spaldings Cephlic Pills
BRIDGET-Och! and you've sed IL here's To
quaher and Civ the Pills. and don't be all day about
athcI.
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Mem pnbliratlons.
FEHE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS!
IL NOW Is TILE TINE TO PURCHASE!!!
DIV. EVANS L Co.
l. = II 4

TNIE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS!
IL NOW Is THE TINE TO PURCHASED!
DIV EVANS Co.
PIONEER GIFT BOOKSTORE,
No 6T7 Broadway, Newly ork established 1851,
would respectfully state that they have their
FULL HOLIDAY STOCK,
department of Literature ready for the inspection Of
puTehaleTs, including large and select stock of
JUVENILE WORKS,
aud all the beautiful Books suited for Pesents among
which w be found the following spendidy illustrated Works
In beautiful bindings: - -
NOA&N OF THE SOUTH DISTINGUISHED IN LITER
AZURE.
PAGES AND PICTURES FROM THE WRITINGS OF ].
EENlMORE COOPER. BY Miss 5. +. Cooper.
AFOKEsr HYMN. BY w. {. Bryant.
Also fine collection Of - ....
BIBLES PRAYER BOOKS, ALBUMS, &c,
In velvet antique, &c, &C.
D. w EVANS Co. beg respectfully TO upon their
merous friends that NOW is THE BEST TINE TO purchase
presents for HodIy Our stock quite full and patrons
will enabled make much easier ad better selection than
waited two longer Those who have been in
habit Of purchasing Of US just beTe CHRISTMAS, will
aIprec this hint knowing thgt the crowded condition OF our
about that time renders impossible fol us TO give them as
much attention Is at the present time
THE GIFTS! THE GIFTS d. W. L. q Co. supply every
book at the Publishers Lowest Prices and in addition give
with every OF retail value OF = and upward Al THE
have been sdded to our previously large list
ID. W. EVANS Co,
PIONEER GIFT BOOK STORE,
No. 619 BROADWAY, New York.
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~ OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental and anxiety
incident to attention business study the
Nervous headace The disodered state OF
mind and body incident this distressing complaint fatal
blow to a energy aud ambition Sufferers by this disorder
always obtain speedy eiei from these distressing attacks BY
using of Cephaic Pills whenever the symptoms appear
II aes the BRAIN and soohes the strained and
ring nerves. the tension the stomach which always
aud the dsodered condition of the BRAIN
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DTCKIEY,s NEW METHOD for the BANJO

D is the pest method for learning to play that
favorite instrument without the aid Of master.
In addition the essons-which complete that child
can understand them-the Method contains Dixies Land
Glendv Burke" Bonny JEAN" and 80 OF the choicest
Songs Jgs, Reels, WskArounds &e., &c-msny Of them
written expressly work by the best banjo players Price
one dollar Copies by mail postage paid receipt of the
price - FIhiH, FUND o.
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tARnLY REALIZED.

Iii ad N ouibe 'eadache this hanenOon, hand stepped
into the hapothecay hand hi 10 the Can yon hees
me Of an sadache q " Il hache ard" says e. Her
ceedney saws BIZ hand upsn that Cephalc PIN
hand pom 'onor cured quick that 'aTdy realized
'ad 'ad an 'cadache.
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VENO ADVERTISERS.-THE SPECTATOR is
Il now the ouy Daily Morning Paper Published in the City Of
HAMILTON, Canada West and is the leading commercial
paper published aud enterpsng section Of
oGr the Niagara and Detroit Ryer II has large
aud increasing all the and villages along the
lines of he ufao end Lake Huron and Great Western OF Can
ada Raways aud the Graad Trunk Railway from Toronto TO It's
west m terminus as well the Lake Ere shore and inter
mediate Counties Advertisers will herekre hnd its columns
the best medium Of publicity for that mpoan district OF Canada
THE SEAiI-%EEKLY and WEEKLY EDITIONS,
published respectively ~ and per annum, enjoy very
beIa patronage agricultural commuGiy that adveI-
nents intended the country population wiz best
their purpose by being inserted either both OF those editions
kdyersers may communicate directly with the publishers
Tousb any advertising agency in the United States
GILLESPY 4 ROBERTSON,
Publishers aud Propietors
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THE TRIBUN for 1876
PROSPECTUS.


TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is in its XXth Volume
During the past year THE TRIBUNE has been Obliged to de-
vote quite proportion RI its TO Politics but shall
henceiorh aoe limit space devoted to Political discus
but abiding interest Among these, we mean to pay IS
fI~EDUCATION.-The whole subject of Education, both
Popular General win be discussed in columns through
the year 1861 and hope to enlist In that discussion some
the prooundest thinkers and the sbc instructors IN our
country at hope and our resolve that the cause Of
TRIBUNE in it's behalf during the year 1861
U-8GRICULTURE-We have been compelled to restrict
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ton denomination calculated to render the reward Of labor
fHLEMANUFACTUREs, Gc.-we hail every invention or
enterprise whereby American Capital and Labor attracted to
and geousy employed In any department oil Mnuactu
rg Mechanical Industry as real contribution TO the fuohc
nerang markets to the Farmer with fuller and
making Seeluaking Clothweayng, &c &C. in country
and the world shall be watched and reported by with an
eaVe' s9d i?}S the best correspond
eu IN London Paris Turin Berlin and other European caI
there silently but certainly preparing IA sPte q tne pressure
en ample shall have to render it more perfect during
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TERMS.
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6,25. NEWYORk, TUESDAY, DfCEMbEN il' 'oo"'

NEW JUVENILE BOOKS
IN FOR THE HOLIDAYS!
Beautifully illustrated and eharmingly written.
OLDER THAN ADAM.
EG In ES lSmo =, 2g2 sa page rTis 4ss st Ses. &c
Tls forms the second volume Of
THE SUNsER-IousR SERIRi,
there ha' been ss5 and ponc in t.
In VOL lsnC 2GI pIfes rid1 hy .! sns. sfn
Tis series (. designed to sketch attrlcyey simply the
wonders Of reptile and insect sHiisnee the changes Of es
children wiring letters both playful serious which ad'
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NELLYs FIRST sGHqQL,RAYs IA SrD po,r
THREE NEx VOLUMES
Of the
MARTIN AND NELLY STORIES,
BY Jo.ephue Franklin.
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EGcha l6mo Volume Price 50 cents per volume
THE MARTIN AND NELLY STORIES
contain four beautiful and pleasing illustrations in each Vou
The Object Of these stories h the incubation in quiet simple
among children They the usual pathetic and m'
ul incidents that constitute boy aud girl life
PICTURES
FROM THE HISTORY OF SPAIN
just issued, forming companion volume 70
PICTURES
FROM THE HISTORY OF THE SWISS.
Each aCo volume Of about 300 pages Price per vol
These volumes nayrae the principal events OF an instructive
ard entertaining Character the History of hOth spain ana
Switzerland thus combining reliable historical Information with
unIust nIent.
Beautifully Illustrated by Billings
LAUGHABLE AND AMUSING
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
WHITENO WOODCHUCK.
IN vol lGmo 60 pages. Price 80 cents. .
INTENDED epeciay for younger Children and illustrated with
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OUR STANDARD JUVENILES
Are
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Ten volumes l6mo, cloth Being a series Of Rono
Books BY tire Rev. Jacob Abbott. Beautifully illustrated
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Rolo in GeneyaRolio in Holand-ROO in Naples-ouo IN
Rome Price per volume 20 IN boxes, per set 80
MY UNCLE TOBYS LIBRARY.
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upou superior paper Price per vol % cents IN boxes per
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In addition 10 the above Il. T. publish a great variety OF
Toy end Juyere BooI, suited to tae wants oi children d all
ayes T-,,,.,,-., r,co,nn
Publishers and Wholesale booksellers,
Nos. 25 aud . ComL'l, Boston.
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Enlarged and Improved
TNHE KNICKERBOCkER for JANUARY ls
l. out and conuns the opening chapters Of new American
Novel by Il. B. Kinbal author Of st. Legcr Romance Of
Student Lie ETC., and Of Thrilling Romance by Harriet e.
Prescott; Humorous Article by Chss. g. Leland editor Of
Vanity article Paris by Henry T. Iuckerman Sto
Ies by John r. Irving and Fitzugh Ludlow Poems BY Rich
ard Henry StoddaTd FizJames OBren Robert ). Chiffon
Henry r Leland Henry w. Rockwell, and others Gossip by
Louis Gaylord Clark, etc, ETC. go j. GILMORE,
No 8 Beekn.an-st. Pnblisher for the Prophetors.
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V'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1861 will
Il be ready about let Of JANUARY and will contain:
The usual Astronomical Calculations and Calendar Pages for
1861.
The Government Of the United States, Executive end Ju'
dcal
politically classified LET Of the United States Senate and Of
the Houte OF Representative.
The ANNNlh Con far chosen iDeCembef lj0l-
Senators and Representative politically classified.
An Account OF the Action Of Congress the Public Llnds
The National ilatioms Of The NlTlous PaIties.
Election Return. o The States by Counties tNeWl OK by
toVnsi. carefully Comp-red with former ,rl tiOus
List the OOyCCis Of the States viii theii terms salaries,
Sc.
And various oh M to those no desire TO be
well posted iu Politics.
Price - cci. y copies for ~ iO) copies IS postage
pad. hen mailed 10 and Oregon the postage u
cents per copy bud copies a sent m 81 100 for 80 BY
express 50 per loo Clsh olders collected
AddIes. TIE TRIBUNE Ncw-YoIk
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r. DID you ever have the Sick Hesdsche' Do you
ber the throbbing temples the feyered brow the bathing and
disgust the sight of food How totally unit for
pleasure conversation study One Of the Cephalc Ps
would relieved from all the suffering which you them
experienced For this and other purposes should always
have box Of them hand TO occasion requires.
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a II hD1 ~ JAl kGON 1-lDl VI Dih4NDsA''A
~ AND VALUABLE HOLIDAY BOOKS.
THE LOVES AND HEROINES OF
THE POETS.
BY RICHARD HENRY SToDDARD. -,
This is Of the unique desipbe and valuable illl
Ire real End ideal eone Of ll6 q the most cee
lIated foe m Dane to the PIeeH .ns h cs1 wh hHe
Pr1RAKoH's LAURA, PoPKs MaETnA Btounr
TAsso's LKOSORA BYRoSs MAID OF Ashss' ,s'
SURVEYS ObRAIDISE, BUKSSs hlGiLAAD NIAhii
BYN JoStoS's CELIA, CoiERIDGBs GkhByikyR
SHsKEsIThEE's Low" LoNGFELLoTrs IN MlSSkhAh''
a large quaI,o antique or gilt sl2
IFrm The N. Y Evangelist.I .
With such a variety before him. must be hard 70 please
he find something to his taste On the whole we nnd
but obj, ton to the volume gfbook The SUBJECT y
only TO be pesented To very particular friend" If to
pas o The band Of young to that Of young lady mot
coui,e yourg who try take The rk ofhis We can
only add best wishes Happy be he who gives and bppy sue
who receives
PcJtct teri ond trtucd Jeost 10 he soul and sense
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH
DISTINGUISHED IN LITERATURE
, volr,e contains oqraphieS Sketches with
the writing those Women OF the south who have become as
Iicte Nil. MeIntosh Mrs Wsrfed Marion Harland Miss
Evans Mis- weby Mrs Gilman Mrs Phelps, and many others
Illustrated with Portraits on Steel an
An elegan, quartO in antique or Turkey gilt ~
IFrom The Boston Post.
We have been ageeaby surprised to hnd the book carefully
candid in its criticisms, by means excessive IN eulosy ana
fully up the standard Of excellence which charaterzes the
yeIy beet works OF its class.
From The Home Journal
Such glorious galaxy Of beauty intellect and WORTH mas sell
dom before gathered yOune and never at eas
in this country, been awarded such elegant typographical
The well be termed "sumptuous and the
fair LADY, Mary Forrest who cued from the gardens ~ The South
magnolia flowers acacia blossoms and orange buds merits
the cordial only all Southern danes and ases but
OF oil tue knights and ladies tlnoughou country.
Ill
GOODnICH,s IIIUSTR ATED
NATURAL HISTORY OF THE AMI
MAI. KINGDOM.
By ). q. GOODRICH,
(PETER PAkLEl)
In plain III half antique, l5 fun Turkey, $21
W.
ART STUDIES: THE OLD MAS.
TIERS OF ITALY.
PAINTING.
BY JAMES JACKSON JARvEs.
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Small quarto, 30.
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Ladies' Fair.The Second Unitarian Society Of Brooklyn
S hGd dRn and i win be-
held in Nh Gays store in Atlantic under the Ladies SSm
Ferry pass within block and the Aanticst cars from
South Ferry pass the door Great pains have been taken to
make this Fair Of unusual attraction and the managers will
have all articles sold at reasonable prices Tickets Is
cents 'ntitgg he bearer to admission at any time Can be
1he Christian Inquirer office in Brooklyn Of Mr. Noyes at the
Aheneum, and OF r. }. Davies Fuons, corner of Clinton
Italy ard Garibaldi.
This Lecture by the Rev ]. C. FLETCHER postponed
nFuDAY EVENING NEXT, Dec Is in consequence of the
storm
American Institute of Architects.-Notce is hereby
given that the Annual Election OF the Board Of Trustees will
take place at the Of the Institute on the ih
u D''''i tby ordeiJ G m RICHARD NJ HUNT Secretary
Great sale OF CHINA GLASS, BRONZES, and HOUSE
FlkklshING GOODS, and HOLIDAY PHEsENYT;S, n,yrs
DAY Dec - at l O'clock and each day following un' 'e
Ibis fine lot Of desirable Goods was consigned E. "
Horghwoqt Co for the southern trade but IN consequence
count without reserve for cash Retail purchasers specially
invited. See large advertisement in auction column
CharIes-st. U. p. Church, public meeting of the
any other persons may wish attend will be held at the
Metropolitan Building, No. 95 9Th Ay., TUESDAY next,
course adopt il the present difficulties said congregation
and consider the poPey OF taking steps to organise new
7. I. Congregation.
sIeighs.-STIVERs SMITH, No. 80 Eldridres., have
for sale OF their own msnGactuIe sLGS Of al style % 10,
they invite the attention Of purchasers
Alexander's Selameau-For COLORING the H1r
brown black without staining the skim and without
pTeparation-jua received aud for sale by HEGEMAN,
CLARK Co., Nos l6l, 399, 5ll, aud $50 Broadway.
TO Let. at No 10 Broadway-An the IavoIite SEEMING
MACHINES with experienced Operators, FURNISHED
FAMILIES their residences by the day week Also
SEWING MACHINES for SALE at ManuiacuTers prices, by
J. A. WiIITMORE.
RemoyaI.-Dr. HUMPHREYS has REMOVED his HO.
MEOPATHIC MEDICINE STORE AND OFFICE for
sutations from No 562 to No. 68 Broadway just above
beecke where he will be happy to meet his old customers
and patients.
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Famine in Kansas.
Hudson's Shakespeare Lectures.

Hudson's Shakespeare Lectures.
q NEW y OBK, Nov. 2T, 1860.
RKv HENRY HUDsoN: The Subscribers have been Informed
YOU recently prepared several lectures being sequel
those formerly delivered the Genius OF Shakes
which then ded such general spp-OUaion
here other cities excellent aud eloquent e&posous OF
the philosophy poetry and feeling O the Great Poet Confident
that these eCuies will the originality and great OF
thought Of your while they viii em5ody the
uts Of some years udy and viii instruct crafty
end improve the public the subscribers request that you
will deliver these lectures n this city at early period as may
be consistent with your other engagements.
g. C. VERPLANCK, RICHARD GRANT WHITE,
C. BRYANT FRANCIS l.. HAWKS,
NM NJ ENARTS HENRY w. BELLOWS,
LANES T. BRADY. SAMUEL SEABURY,
n A DANA WM. CURTIS MOVES,
HENRY j. RAYMOND, CHAs. 7. DAILY,
and thirty six others.
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CTEREOSCOPES and VIEWS.
- The largest stock Of STEREOSCOPlC GOODS at the low
sst prices ever offered America ready for the Holiday Trade
The LONDON STEREOSCOPIC COMPANY, 10. 594 Broad
way PACL CUhiloi agents
Serd 70, Cstnlogue
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GREAT DIsCovERY.--Among the most important Of all bo
great medical discoveries Of this be considered the
tenn for protection from Small Pox the Cephsa
F for relief Headache and the Qunne for the
yention Feve either Of which specific whose bene-
will be experienced by suffering humanity long after thex
discoveTers foTgotten.
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I I1ERARY Gentlemen aud others viii find
Il 4 wellfumished BOOKBINDERY At No ~ SpTdeeH
Koa Abecht PartsulaI attention paid 10 foreign books
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Wonderful Discovery.
DIR. ZELL'S REMEDY



LOVE OF STRONG DRINK.
MAY be given Coffee Tea Liquor unknown TO the drink
Price Dollar. DepOt, Nos 90 Dysons and ~ olh'
The greatest discovery Of the age Doing wonders daily
CrotOn Water NOtice.-TO CONSUMERS or GRO
Ton WATERThe main supply pipes which were DI9se on
TIE uiyh Of 9Th inst being completely repaired ana "a
su opeG the OIdeG Of the Board OF December the och
hereby ysscrd,d 1HOS. STEPHENS, } CrOton
THOS. y. TAPPAN, Aquedu4
Dec g. 1860. A w. CRAVEN, Boarda
HOmeo Charity Bazaar-tor the 6sneht OF ths 40
Home the FTendless No ~ East Zths-Ihe Boho 0i
sngers the the Frendess, desiring 20 make avail
b every suitable appliance for the removal OF the dept upon
IebeI stlon-now in elect reduced Io twenty th3usand
w kss than three thousand d1lsrsand WlaLng neah 70
ksog3d for buDdreds Of tie needy and suffering who lock to
.u for Te sgain solicit the aid and patronage u the eno5
Ie teya.enee The Bazaar will be opened ~ the Hone
l.. hOhDAY Dec 10, at ~, aud closed on SAIOItyAl'
pee Is Contributions Of sslaLe goods P-cAags oI pe'lo
oidsy g and especially ready funds, vi" De very gra'euy
lsStls sed and duly AskBOW. edged. ,,o
tn G Hebrew Literary ruiOn beg 10 announce u;st
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