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DHlNNEY, BLAKEMAN, a. MASON,
II No. NJ WALKER Street, N. ",
Keep constantly on hand large e,a1ica ,,pd1 % arIo

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A BOOK EXPOSING THE FALLACIES OF

A BOOK EAIOSlNG 1HE fALLAClEo VI
IA PSYCHOLOGISTS and the unsuccessful treatment Of
fhy scans in special diseases first local. but by neglect ond
li prostrang the system and leaving
both mind and body total wreck Foeh edition 400
lGJ Illustrations by NJ. LARMUNr Paris London and New
YORK Physician and Surgeon No CAT Broadway stairs New
York Mailed for = by LAWRENCE No Vesey-st Astor-
House I'VE with the other papers in recommending
Jr Lamont ond his des Eats Unis German
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n OBEY FOR ID T. G. L NJ Is Il
W MAMMOTH FAsHI0N-PLATE,


"BRIDES AND BRIDES MAI Ds"
What shall said Of this Fason-Pate Can anything as
rcndd he produced BY any magazine In England France or
Amrriea We least, say that II mas not
y, been We shall the 1861 with them
lille oth content themselves with giving two g
res we give seven this win 81 colored figures OF
fashions TO of other magazines Owing to immense
edition we had seek plan by which cond bring our
fashions down the latest period and subscribers can see
he n another Of the great tnnmph OF machinery
We now present this Fashion Plate
THE BEST EVER PUBLISHED
whether regards design engraving grouping or eooring
Here picture coi0red sth, stuck-up tasron
Plate but subject engraving much any other engraving
published the book The extra expense In publishing these
double fashions Is nearly = loocO for one year.
"Chismss In the City, and " Christmas In the Country"
ere from two original pictures designed expressly for Cooley
There 4 not another published anywhere that ever
went this expense and Cooley has given than % enssy
ings from original pictures.
FASHION-PLATES FOR 1861.
Let our bscribers look ont for these magnificent double
ed cooTcd Fashions next year, they alone could not be got up
and sold at p cents each
THE MASONIC SONG
Tho Music in tbs number Is the famous Masonic Song which
created such when sung from the msnusp now
the time published in the Ledys Book Every Mason
The anthor Of Miss smmens will fyor next year with
Read The Prince q Wales at Pennytown" In this number
Also " b. TIMBER, Artist"
For sale by all the Dealers.
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w DID YOU ever have the Sick Headachei Do you remez
Der the thobbipg temples the fevered brow the oshps and
disgust at sight food How totally unit you for
pleasure convefsaon or s,udyi Of the cephahe Ras
would have relieved from all the suffering which yee sa
experienced For this and other purposes you should Aws5e
have box ofthem on hand to occasion requres
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,ARDLY REALIZED.

III ad n 'oble ssdache this hsefnoon, hand sterpeS
me Of ON esdaebef docs Il haehe ard" ssys e nsa-
ceedngy says b. hand spon that e me Cepsans f
'sd 'ad an 'eadaehe. IH t.ff So
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VHE RIBUNE for 1861
PROSPECTUS.

... PROSPECTUS.
The xxth Volume Of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE com: com:
hs sG seen cDd devote &
Its Politics but shall be able to forego Political
devote nearly all our columns to subjects Intense
abiding interest Among these we mean to pay especial atsen'
l. EDUCATION.-The whole subject of Education both
Popular and General win be discussed In columns through
the profodest thinkers and the abest instructors in
county 1t hope and resolve that the Of
Education shall receive impetus from the exeftons OF The
in, In i; behalf during the year ISo .,
calculations of this interest throughout So and sha
endeayo to atone therefor in 1861 Whatever diseovoy deduc
devoted cultivation more ample or more certain shall receive
iL-MANUfAC1UREs Gc.-We haIl every invention or
enterprise whereby American Capital and Labor attracted to
and employed in any department Of Mnnse,rr
Veal iDsuring anpe stesdier convenient more remu
better to the Lsboer The Progress Of Mining, Iron
making sieenakng Cothweaying Se Sc In our country
and the world shall be watched aud reported by us win a
iv: IOREIGE IFF 1iRs-we employ the be. correspond
tails rannt early and Of great changes
5e ~ S9t eersny preparing IN ye ?, the
and ample 5u We shss have to render more perfect during
V.-HOhE NEws-We employ regular paid correspond
en' In California at the ls,mu Of Dsen in the Rocky Noun
the portions Of our own country derive
nfor Aion mainly nom the mulous correspondents OF the
intelligent friends We aim 10 ,r the chespest general
new.I-t with The fullest AID most autheut summary ofu,c
l Agence thai IL anywhere afforded Hoping 10 mske
each day critic on the last and print better and better paror
nom yeni 10 ysn send enlarged through the
generous cooperation Of many well wher solicit and
shall abor To deserve continuance OF public favor.
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GRYAr DrsoovHRyAmong the most important Of al tbs
discoveries Of this be considered the
of vaccination for protection from Small Pox the CepoAo
relief Of Headache and the Of Qunine for the
yenton eves either Of which specific whose BEN
hts win be experienced BY suffering humanity long seT thsr
dscoyerers are forgotten. ,....
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pSyEI y T o;.sy c,sysl'sD' Secretaries.


Alta Regular Meeting of the Republican Central
CcmmKttee Oh Tne CITy Oh New ora, ie1 Nov ~
resolutions unanimously ADOPTED aud
ordered published: o.,
h,,,nto That greet cOunrymen everywhere with
letv upon the Of l6b ard rejoice
Freedom obtains
silence uuInsuly dena Of her
thall be- the way To Influence public trust
well content 10 bear lhe consequences
fevae Abraham Lincoln resideney with due respect
g Ell her TO solicit him any expression oi ms opnions
o. or his resignation President elect so ss 70 sOothe
f tiut dsuIbeTs the Puoie peace De-
tat he b. lust ready 70 DO the one a. me othe
LIst1d nat having ft confidence in the stability Of the
Government fathers made, have no fa o. s dsfup2A
NV defeated poicsns stse; there II the power ana the
win 10 defend the Constitution with ioIoeTsnce put without
fslteIing. .-..A l. .ho CO. ~
Nation Il h our duty city aso and we acAno"edge
honorable nominations, the support
~ ~ Sos iizeis coalition abnoT cooperation invite.
" ~ Nv ord.r DANIEL ID. CONON Elk, Chairman
ID. b. T. MARSHALL, Vice. .Cbsirpen
l.. DELAtlELD SMITH.
HARvrLT T. CIEyEIASD' Secretaries.
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Drp @ooos.


1cO SOLOMON q HART, RIO
ooS ,,puo, srrRyRs pANPEsgaASsEE NP r. hlSsSEiE w"
INTERIOR DECORATORS
Are now prepared make from their large and extensive STOCK
every '2IIYRTAINs. DRAPERIEs, LAMBREQuINs,
and WINDOW SHADES
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
Or viii and retail at small advance from cost he pen
BRoc flR cISELs, sATINs. TAPESTRIES
GOLD and PAINTED WINDOW SHADES.
They have si3iilS% pEraRTaENr KIM
in addition sher large .tUea 1 Of tn s,3 and DseeI1s
Just received from their house In Psns
The special families intending to ornament theH
LIBRARIES, DINING-Ro0Ms,
,..s h.t yood. Which thew aSD intend oens a.
MUDERATE PRICES.
No 800 Broadway.
'0"' ENGLISH AND efRMAN pAMAsKs.
''' A, LED kkbUeEp egE1flNs fsieEs.
ass NOTTiH0HAM
.. "a At 1rsSSSs SESY LSW SsTSSS1ffys Fi%gaEs
YALENCIES
SATIN DE LANES
PLAIN ld,, and BRoCHE, upoc,rprrrs
C0TELiNEEs E and BkoCArhLLEs lt'eoosa
5S9 WINDOW SHADES
STORES, CHURCHES,
PRIVATE DWELLINGS,
KELTps,
3ss BROADWAY.
CLOSING SALE of
AUCTION UcTSD GOODS
JOB LOTS,
BOUGHT SINCE THE BREAKDOWN IN PRICES.
DRY GOODS CHEAP FOX The MlI.LlON.
GRAND CLOSING oUT SALE
MrRlSoEs, sHAwLss' SILK vELvErs,
coLoRED aud bLACh DRESS Sins MR. ,,ups
All kinds Of WOVEN DRESS GOODS, sc.
They must be sold at some price,
Fine Merinoes 20 cents worth 70 cents
The best quality made % cents, worth $I a =. IA
Good quality and handsome Dress Silks 80 to 40 cen od
Al six Velvet Ribbons les than 50 cent, on the dol'r
3g.inch all.sik Velvet IS worth ~ 80 -
Delines many kinds of Woven Dress Goods u. to Is
iaR'; BRc&S SfS ysHEETYos,
and ALL DoMEsTICs, will be
SOLD UNDER ANY QUOTATIONS
GOOD CHANCE FOR MERCHANTS 10 BUY CHEAP.
Call before you buy.
Rich LACE CURTAINS % 80 to s7 50 per pair, worth
'010s LEWIS HARLAND Co.,
No. lol Cnambcrs-st y. Y. 2
WHOLESALE Garrett STOCK,
7, H. J. 4. CuNKLING,
IMPORTERS JoBBERs OF CARPETS, SC, :,
No. 80 Courtlsndi-st New FORK,
wH from this date to Feb next offer their entire stock 80
Al WHOLESALE PRICES,
Buvers have the selection from one Of the largest
NhULESALE PRICES
IN the city, and profit
y. b.-Just landing from the steamer, fine
ASSUitI MEM Ur BRUSSELS
Of the Manufacture Of J. CRossLEY q SONS.
ENGLISH HOSIERY and UNDER-GAR-
IL MENTS, Ladies', Misses, and Gents-Also great
nrty of GLOVES Cldien's CATERS aud MlTTES5 best
Freich KID GLOVES, 30 cents SAAONY YARN, all colos;
Alexsnde' celebrated ULUv rs, at
ELUEKS, NO. yJ2 broadway between 18th and lsthss
nALSTEAD a. STILES,
IL Nos. 81 and "a Nj RRAY-ST., New York,
Importers and Jobbers of CLOTHS, CASSIMERlS, VEST
NtS every style and quality OF Goods used by Clothe
aud Merchant ailors for Mems and Boys wear.
UkOOK's PATENT Glace SPOOL COTTON,
I'D White Black and CooredAbsolutey uEryaled for hand
OF machine sewing All the assortments for sale by
MN HENRY SMITH Nos %, a. and % yesey-st, Ny
fnrs, Robee, &e.
4 MEXICAN, RUSSIAN and HUDSON BAY
"A Cos fUkS at REDUCED PRICES.
WILLIAM MOSEh invites the attention Of his customers,
and the public in general to nj. large and elegant assortment Of
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FAcr WORTH Ksowsa-spadings Cephahc Pils are SER
tain for Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Cossenes
aud General Debility.
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-pAnAcHE CIn2ED--By tho nse of DR..
cnSE,s uTApSCHE PILLS. Tn box eay y, = &C..
..ies ~ raeTessy Depot >e 30 8fsra eo'aef o 'N
st, Ny ftar
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Nineteenth Ward.-A regular meeting Of the &IAth
" Sh, If5LII an ASSOCIATION viii be held at Head
sna,,e1s sshst and Sdsy THIS friday EyhN1NU, lJED
tnss-, at a o'clock 1hOMAo . hl'i"@N' h'o'i'o"''
yOHs CooYER' j. Secretaries
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Calvert county, being equal to that of fifty in
the city of Baltimore.


RATTLE FOR MAMMOTH Ok AND STAB,
BING AFFRAY.-On Thursday afternoon
mammoth OK, which has OF late years been
exhibited Ia different parts OF the country,
was disposed off by rattle at the Charles River
Eotel, Brighton Corner. There was a crowd
in attendance The successful competitor for
the monster was a well known shoe manuiac-
turer Of Lynn. While the affair was in pro-
gress serious afiray occurred, which at one
time threatened to prove fatal to several of the
parties engaged A notorious fellow named
BOrrowscale was present in company with a
man rejoicing in the cOgnomen Of "rhe Owl"
which was probably bestowed upon him on
account of his nocturnal achievements. Bor-
rowscale is said to have snatched a ten dollar
bill, belonging to man named Chamber ain,
from the table where the rafting was going
on. This gave rise to a collision, when Bor-
rowscale drew knife and began to cut and
slash at the byslanderS two OF them had their
clothes cut and narrowly escaped being severe
ly stabbed. Borrowscale fled from the tavern
and was pursued by the crowd, who pelted
him with stones. He attempted to take refuge
in neighhOring house, but not succeeding,
was overtaken by his indignant pursuers, who
knocked him down, and after giving him Il
sound drubbing, left him to profit by his ex-
perlence.
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Now Publications.

GUEssEs AT Truth, by two Brothers. From
the fifth London edition. Boston Ticknor &
Fields, publishers. The first portion of this
work was published in London in 1927. 1t is
volume of miscellaneous apothegms and re-
Elections, the joint production of Julius Charles
Hare and his elder brother, Augustus Will
liam. They were both men of fine culture,
and after the date above mentioned, became
clerymen ofthe Church of England. The rest
of the volume was first published in 1S48, at
ter the death of Augustus William Hare. The
book has so much merit that it will live and
be republished great many times in the fu
ture. For sale by Hol>rook & Terry
The FLORENCE STORIES, by Jacob Abbott,
published in New York by Sheldon & Co., is
for sale here by Holbrook & Terry. The sub
ject Of the stories is given as can Excursion to
the Orkney Islands" and they are told in that
successful way which has given Mr. Abbott a
wide and profitable reputation.
LAKE-HoUsE. By Fanny Lewald. Trans
lated from the German by Nathaniel Greene
Boston Ticknor & Fields. The fact that
Mr. Greene himself admires this story so
much as to deem it worth translating careful
ly, is sufficient to recommend it to public fav
or. 1t is sufficient to induce us to place it
among the books "to be read, and the few
pages we have looked at show that there is at
traction in the book, and that the tranalation
has been done into admirable English. For
sale by Hobrook & Terry.
The RECREATIoNs OF A COUNTRY PARsoN.
Boston Ticknor & Fields This book is not
exactly what most persons would expect from
a country parson. 1t is not book of ser.
mons, but series OF papers that might have
been written by some literary intimate of
Leigh Hunt, or Charles Lamb. 1t is quiet
and rich in style and thought, and will give
pleasure to a great many readers. The book
is English in its authorship, and Messrs. Tick
nor & Fields have republished it in admirable
style. For sale by Holbrook 6 Terry.
THE KNIcKERBoCKER MAGAZINE, for De-
cember, has no reason to shrink from compar-
ison with any of its contemporaries. Its pre-
tensions are behind its merits rather than
ahead of them. 1t is bright and pleasant;
and so this magazine will be, probably,
through all the next year.
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HE ANTI-SLAvERY SENTIMENT IN MARY.
LAND.-Ihc anti-slavery sentiment in sthis
state is seen in the result of the late decision
OF the people of tie eleven counties in which
the institution has the deepest root The law
just negatiyed by $4,000 against, to 5000 for.
proposed to reduce over 30 900 free blacks to
actual slavery, Tor this was the real design and
operation Of the act. In every county but
one, the vote against was heavy. In Somerset
1t stood l4S6 for, and some 800 odd against
with more than 600 blanks but if the blanks
and the negatives be added together, the total
opposed is 1887. SO that Mr.. jacobs, the au-
thor OF the law, is defeated by one in his own
county. This vote will show you where Ma.
ryland will stand, if ever it should come to the
necessary of her deciding whether she will
continue in the Union on 20 out Of it, Should
the cotton states succeed in their design of
Topping themselves off from the Union, Mary.
land will not be long in taking the road to.
ward gradual emancipation. Her free white
people will not suffer much longer the anoma-
~ OF the representative power Of one man in
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HAUNTED HOUSES AT THE WEsT.-We have
a friend who recently went house hunting
and after weary search for several days was
upon the point of giving up the chase for a
suitable domicil, and had about made up his
mind to either take up his quarters in the
county poor house or at the Bates House
when 10 the sign "For Rent" struck his Wis.
ion from the window of a two-story house ON
Mississippi street. 1t was a house of ordinary
appearance outside, but on going in a queer
sort of feeling took hold of our friend 1t
seemed to him that the sign was all lie, that
the house was already occupied, but he rnb
bed his eyes and saw clearly that the rooms
were as empty as a cuckOo's nest in March. so
he rented the house and moved into it,. From
that day to this he has been living with
ghost When lie passes through the house
feeling OF something or somebody behind
him or about him pervades his senses.
There are certain doors in the house that no
matter how well fastened they may be, are
opened and shut at pleasure by an unseen
power and on one occasion the ghost was
seen to pass out through bolted door. Mem
beers of the household have frequently felt The
grasp OF his ghostship and screamed for assist
ance. Night after night all the noise Of a fam.
lily household would be performed by the
ghost, and the most careful scrutiny revealed
nothing disturbed. Not long since the noises
from midnight until o'clock were all those in.
cident to the packing and moving Of house
hold goods. The boxes were packed with
dishes and tin ware, the lids nailed down, and
the boxes rolled OFT. Our gloomy friend fair.
ly danced for JOY at the parting, but his hap.
piness was Of short duration, Tor not many
nights afterwards the ghost moved back into
his old quarters. Since then he has been
house hunting When lie told the story, the
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invented, for narrowing the area Of the slave
soil"
The attempt of the slave states to es ape the
approaches of the anti-s slavery sentiment by
dissolving the Union is SO unreasonable and
wild thai reflection will be sure to make them
wiser. That disunion of the states Of which
they talk SO much, would bring the down.
fall of slavery sooner than anything else
that can be contrived. 1t would null
tiply the assaiants of the institution and
lessen its power of resistance. 1t is not
any part of the business of the republican
party to decide whether slavery shall or shall
not last forever in South Carolina But slave
ry is the enemy of free principles, and an of
fence to civilization the growth of justice and
right in human affairs is constant and ire
pressibe; therefore it is no more possible to
prevent the decline of slavery than 10 arrest
the motion of the earth limits orbit.
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WARNING TO EUcHRE PLAYERs.-A
young man of Milwaukee, who is very fond
OF daughter Of "pillar" in one of the pop.
ular churches, was taking tea AT the house
of his adored a few evenings since, and had
some fruit cake offered him. Being somewhat
confused on account of his situation, as the
cake was held out, he cried out 81 pass. i"
The father hearing him, and having played
some in his younger days, was horror.struck
at the young infatuation Of the game, and
thought he would teach him a lesson and said
blundy, "You pass, do you then order you
up and there's the door" The young man
sloped.
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From the y. Y. Independent, ed.
Italy.
BY JOHN C. WHITTIER.

l.
Across the sea heard the groans
Of actions in the intervals
vi wind and wave Their blood and bones
Cried out i'll torture, crushed by thrones,
And sucked by priestly cannibals.
II.
l dreamed of freedom slowly gained
By martyr meekness, patience, faith.
ana 10! an athlete gnmly stained,
With corded muscles batte-StTained,
Shouting it from the fields of death!
turn me, awe -struck, from the sight,
Among the shouting thousands mute,
only know that u Oh is right,
And that the children of the light
Shall tread the darkness under foot.
".
l know the pent fire heaves its crust,
That sultry skies the bolt will form
TO smile them clear; that Nature must
The balance of her powers adjust
Though with the earthquake and the storm.
And who am whose prayers would stay
The sol mn recompenSe of time,
And lengthen slavery's evil day
That outraged Justice may not lay
Its hand upon the sword Of crimel
God reigns, and let the earth rejoice
! bow before his sterner plan.
Dumb are the organs of my choice;
lie speaks i'll battles stormy voice.
His praise is in the wrath of man!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-24

TO AhOFsC UWners.--NWerts InfalIible Tinir-
or Horses IS unrlYaled by any, and in all cases
ness, arising from Sprans Bruises Wrencbno sle-
rect Is magical aud certain, Harness or Sadl e.
Scratches, Mango &c, it will also cure Sneed Dals
and Kingdom NAV be easily prevented and cured III "a ~
mcpient stages, but confirmed are bevnnd t er
slbllity of radical cure. No Of the Kind pos
Is so desperate or hopeless hut it be alleviate G
TINS liment. and its faithful application will aIvs ~
move the Laneness and enable the horse to travei ~
comparative ease. "'ei WIN
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
will efectnay prevent Those formidable diseases %
toned, TO which all horses liable and which rI
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly wortbI.s eF
mY-l d3taw NweUWly
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10 oDsumptIVcs.-The advertiser ba,i.
5esored 10 health III few weeks by very sinus % en-
o, ater hafnf suffered several years with seyey fne-
aHection and that dread disease, COnsumpfoD lung
the means OF
10 all who desire it, he will send copy of The r
oh used Gree OF charge, with the directions E cp-
ing anF using the same. which they will find sg par
Tor CoNsu MPTIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c IT ~ 81 Ri
ohec OF the advertiser in sending the preserjnt ~ y
Deeht the afflicted, and spread Information "a ~ Is 10
coneelves to be invaluable, and he hopes ever, ne
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