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CONSTIPATION OR cosfryzNEss

No enc Of many ins Sosb is heir to I. 50 peva.s
little understood and much neglected ,s OosyenA
In carsessnes secenary habits sNdss ~
srht disorder Of little consequence 70 escie oey
While reality 10 tho precursor and companion o. I 10y
cs.ed il bring .oerrr to an un.imely Psse Aness
he ehter evils coetveDsss s the usual sttenonat
Hadsche Collie Rheumatism Foul Breath Files and other,
hts nature long train Of shtnl dsesse, suen s hAs
opleIy Epilepsy Paralysis Hyst-a Hy yOochondn>ss hetsa-
cboy and Insanity sfst sdesse their pEesnse N We ysse
ens,e IA independents ezissene
The esuse srsdcstsd "a early stage From al tbee
that the disorder should reestye n,s.
ac attention wheever and 10 person should
- st box of CEPHALIC PILLS the frs appearare4 a
he eompl.iut their timely will expel the nsadoos
nyoshes Of sesse destroy hia Zoe 70 bu1 ks
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~ ii i B u l. y j. z
The oldest and tho u,ofu paper for all in
ierested In Building Real Estste matters its sub
scbers this year with magnificent large steal plate Ebsying
Of the finest public building In tho world,
ThE PALACE OF WESTMINSTER
Of itself worth nearly twice years subscription.
Published weekly with iluslInions Price 50 year.
MARCUS r. M0NCK,.
Agents wanted everywhere No. 80 Easssus., RewYoTk
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Three vols Gyo with Steel Porirsts; cl,th binding 81
is fairly awarded ysce aong tho most lhiI o hioHspe
the not valuable Of WORKS upon American History AID TIE
ost interesting Of books Few works have won such en-
we have peented extracts from ihs-o
very favorable opinions the general pupor Of when as is
lows: q,
The interest Of the subject Is appreciated by all General
Jscksons life by many declared 20 furnish the most lnefesng
subject for q biography IN American history .
All thofoughnesseod conpletsnsss OF tho
work which pronounced almost uDpreeedsDiod IL - uni
yersay The author has bestowed upon "a prepare
ton extraordinary amount 81 rcearch a1t criu la0f
It's trutbfuness and imususty almost unVeTsa y
Vtious q ths III %. cae OF
psrtisans Of Jackson e one hand ana
a few Of his berest enemies On the otheE
The testimony TO the HbtoTbnE tcTet the ttscbsti,n o
N zee uits unanimous do net rccoaet single
contrary opinion some Il s true think the woT might have
abridged but greater number d0cfe that Ia
ing could have been properly omitted.
Mr. PArlona style a writer u frequently and varonsly
criticized sdu it, dsh and vgor its osnoy but while
serious defects sni pronounce dignity and dsoorau.
tie accused Of rhetorical bemishes and even sanscL IN
ecouTaciea, by some. .
g. Tie author, skin biovapher In discerning the salient
points hs subject g. grouping aud describing incidents and
caasc, tracing the relation Of events aSd In placing the
be and be events they occurred Viydy before
his Iesdgs j. warmly praised
. The value Of hs work contribution 10 Ameen history
Is frequently heDowledsed by the abest critics In this depart
nent.
definitely pronounced the best biography wrtte1 OF
American while the general Of majority Of the
reviews % Il which have already appeared indicates that their
writer's award the work scarcely lees prAe than this
Though recently publisbed, PARlONS LIFE OF JACK
SON mas already thousands readers every
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
No. 587 Mercer -st., New YoTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

cOyxa sroIrKnsrT and the mental and snnisy b..
cent close attention 70 business s.udy are smenS the
Numerous causes Headache Tho sordcTed sse d
mind and body incident this distressing eompsint fatal
blow energy ambition Sufferers By this disorder
.U.ys obtain speedy relief fom these distressing attacks BY
astns the Cephac Pills vhensvy the symptoms sppe
n oaies the BRAIN and soohes the strained end
ns the tension Of the stomach wke st
ways and sa,ses The dsordeTed esnsn Of hs
bsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
Five Points House Of Industry.

Tks Institution Is devoted mainly the presey alton Of Chill
dsn suffering The orpha the neglected the
sac retreat they be properly cared for essshere Nearly
cTeu during the found home and train
disposed Of Five hundred OF these children
have thu, pessed through the past year.
Assistance also rendered. adults far il can be done
without epcoaragDg dependence uprn charity Steady
pey has been given 10 o23 people In Anac
tUs for dealers clothing through the tailor shop aud
wok rooms Of the usitutiona etsctoy mode Of aiding
parents with small children They have done what they could
10 reform soOut 800 adults who have boon located in coaay
homes aud thew have carried their inhaence o. possible
into the homes Of the i've Points.
The Day School with rs industrial features attended by
ahout eco children during the yoaTep average Of $50 daily As
indaesn cut to ssnd they give about 900 meals week
So the children They aid nearly 1000 children through the
school With food clothing and Instruction They do not A.
tempt compete with the Aims House for these children
not subjects yet for either OF the city charities They
terbg with the Public SCHOOL, because these children would
their Many Of them ultimately come 10 the Houe for
country homes.
Urgent oaseI Of want ard suffering out door poor
teFpory relieved until other provion be made for
he House stands between wreebedDess ad crime with open
zss for all s visitors aud officers hold forth the Word o Life
the only foundation Of Teformston and, while synpe
kiag and relieving suffering In the lowest desire 70 preach
Christ the only Savior from SIP aud its consequence
Operations extensive aud well entail expense
Of fom 900 $1,000 per year It's income s derived al
entirely from voluntary contribution and ts treasury Is
empty IL hoped that ths liberal supporters OF Me iDs
tron viii forget s wants In this OF Its hesvett
hbsIs and most strsitened circumS,snces. -
Contrihut may be sent to Col MARSHALL LkFfERTs,
IteasnIsT, No 30 Beokmanst 70 Messra ARCHIBALD
hOSsELL No IS lothst FRED q. FOSTER, No. l3 East
isth1t HUGH H. CAMP No. 149 Pearst G. ". DABNERS,
eoner Of Pine and Ns.sspts IL 5HIPMAN Of Pine
sLsDE No ~ Pari Piseei CHARLES ELY, No: 2 Green
wieb-st Trustees ortD H. X BARLOW, SUpt
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pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

GREAT INCREASE OF ATTRACTIONS
OLD ADAMS'S CALIFORNIA MENA0ERE,
The most wonderful and exIaoT Tdnary collection OF
WILD ANIMALS FROM THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS,
CALIFORNIA OREsoS, WAsHISsroS AND UTaH TRRtr0hIk-
and indeed hom sl the WILLIS, FORESTS and GLENS OIL
Au,erica comprising GRIZZLY BEARS, CINNAMON BEAits,
GOLDEN BEARS, HYEkA BEAhS, Fi6HiiS{ Ina1aa ~ ~
DANCING BARS, SCREECHlNO BEARS 0LLnDA'o
BEARS, WHIT " BEARS, and The g.eat
MAMMOTH BEAR SAhPSON, ,,,-
The largest and rrocious bear ever captured aye Seehn
ever Subjected ill bss de other American
GENUINE AMERICAN LIONS, &c, te:
This entire collection complete exhibition Of sel, sdded
70 he Museum without extra charge, large and commoalou'
ou having expressly lifted for that purpose and COP
brctd with The brVsd staircase The Manage; IL
''' A GREAT CANARY BIRD SHOW,
by IN. FXreor canary Bird faBesrs AssocIon consisting
,u,iyry of BELGIAN Canary Bird bred In New iork from in
ported Ono Of the large saloons Of the Museum en- pe
n, out d.d by hs very birds in beautiful
AZ ebs.sed, for ONE WEEK MoRE which is
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
OF thei exhibition here
TIE WILD AFRICAN SAFA0ES' -,
who have trsced much attention nsDs 'ec,aen OF ne
honah 5s,. ssIes zen are y f TN. III Ss
seen st al hours ss VIII sIso s, .,o,,,
$40 sPECKLED BROOK TROUT,
weighing n al caught In the township Of Antse. De-
lvAe County In this stsshe largest that hes ever been
tuou D. Also. the wonderful living
WHAT Is II On MAN MONEY ,,,.vp,
THIRTY MONSTER sNAKEs' ,ou,p,,
AID 40 900 cuRIOsITIEs rom every par. Of the world
In the Lecture Roou, tho splendid Drama,
- Lazy UF ST. TRprEl,
wa s1 md ssTuRDAY AFTERaooss' ct o'clock
tLOPEHksrj Or, THE LsAR " PRivArE LIIE,
every other AFTERNOON during the wcek Mis-, DAWhoS,
Admon as cents Child-n ondcr 10 year., Is esn Par
ouse 10 cants Chiidren under tsa 10 cents en'r
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miscellaneous.

A SSASSINS and BURGLARS are entirely pre-
n vented from opening door 10 with fae keys by the
Of WbEELERS PATENT kEYHOLE GUARD Price IS
forwarded BY mail reeeip. Of " Agents wanted
thr6u the city and country. Adde'S GEO. WHEELER,
Nc. a5 Broadway, New-Yoh
COLURED WINDOW GLASS, Of all sizes and
~ ooOs suitable fol churches and wsnss, always on hand
and FOR sAls at lowest prices, by
TREDk HOOsEh Co., No. Iss Fulton.,t, Y.
UUGGED HARE, Roast Beef, and Yorkshire
- Pudding Dinner tcday For sale, English Ebsrs Hsres
smouih Blosers Fppng Ssnssges Enguh Cheese Bacon,
IifkI.s &c ELIZAbfTnAN ALE LUNCH-RO0M, No %
Nnio,t lane cor wuiiamst RICHARDSON, Agent Dan,
iop leY Ale in tine condition, on sp also In half fbbls
for fsm,y use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

aasarth Ward HeDubl lican Association. Brook.
hs-le RanbsDos Of an order "a lhe Republic an Cene
nInee Iee q kinss Couty election ul be he'd st NJ Lie
- hsemE ", near TisFy,t., TUESDAY EIENT.G
c. ~ fsr s purpose Of electsg uembeIs 10 lie Gs W.
i,I ed also by order cf this ssocion 10 ecsl non
Poll cS.p ~ h1ecatye Comgilieea foT the ensuing year
H. c. uo...u BuRDETF sTRYKER, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

GREAT PANIC SALE.
" MONDAY MORNING, 10
GOODS FIFTY GEMS ON THE DOLLAR
$50 900 worth Embrots,s Ribbons, Laee Flower, Ho.
,iery, Gloves, and Fancy Goods. .
Fine banded Collars llIc.; Wide TsTletons, l0c.
Fine french Collars, l2ic Slt Illusions. &C., &C.
Rich Lace Collars, &C.. l2lc Chenille Scarfs &c.
PANIC SALE.
Beu Pins sn3 Needles, &c psper Sewing Silk, ac do1sn
Hooks Eyes 2c card Hall Pins &c buDdie fine roll twed
Tape lc Spool Thread, le Bu.tons &C. goss wide Skirt
bIads, &c
Cotton Hose, 2c. hno Twist Nets &c l2,.
Woolen Boots, Dc Tich Bugl Nets, l8e
HAifHo,e Sc. Snk velyets. piece, l2c
WooIen Hose, 3c. Linen Edgipss, dOten. l5c.
GOODS FIFTY CENTS On DOLLAR.
8suts Colored BordeTed Handkerchief &C.
Fine Colored BoTdered Hsndkerchiefs, &C., &c.
Ladies' White Linen HsBok-fchisfs, SC.
Gent.' Shirt Bosons % Sc.
geItI Shirt Bosonis hne piails, lac.
Gents Shirt BasOms very hno plsi,s, loci ISe
1900 hns Mnsliu Caps, trimmed, lie
500 Woiksd bands, &c. &C.. loc hc-
5000 6ne Worked Sets 25c., 3TS., Sec, I3c
Maine Hose, loc. closing Woolen Jackets, 2oc
Wool 1ippets 3e elosDs L,ned Slk Gloves, lSe.
Wool Hoods &C. closing hne Li.ie daunets lac.
Ribbed bose, Be-. closing hid Gloves, 6e., 2Sc.
Large quantities of other goods closing ont at squsy low
prices "h klNLEfi No, zEJ Js.hn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

n oao pouuds Pressure by One Man's Bxer-
.,.v'o0nS nm Ipstautaneous Back Motion. MIL
LIN iMPKOvED PORTABLE PRESS, for Hay I'oseoo
Co Hemp or article that requires pac sing having
be silver Medal at the NewYok and New jersey si'e fsfs III
lae Is now offered the public reasonable terms ara
nnr ison, EewJerey.
Mount vernon and Union Port Tales- hsmvlle
Oiipvie Wakefield Meshpgtonv O. Sc-Iaxes may Do posa
A. tbe corner Of Grand and Elizabeth street, on MONDAf
TuFsDAY and WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2a ss, and 70 through
Also Bach Taxes. JOHN I. YORkE General Coi'ecsor
Postage Stamps % cen.s and 10 csnts for sale at THE
TRIBUNE Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
YPsILASrI, Mich, Jsa. y, ise1.

JPsIIANr, hoen Jea. y, leSi.
kr. SSiIDr,G.
Err:
Net long sin 70 You ion box o! CephAhe Prs f As
sue Of Headache and Coyeness and recevsa n
sane and key good eject that induced sspd
kr more.
A r. WHEELER,
Ypsisat, Nh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

MAroa's OgyIcs REwYORx Jan. 49, 1861.
-Proclamntfen. : FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
wAsD-W heress HUGH DUFFIE, resident Of his city
sesansh BY occupation about 32 Of fec. in hight
@ o. eaes when last seen dsypeaed under suspicious cir
Ssanees ON the evening Of Sunday The Goth of December
IN ard thse reasonable grounds for tho belief that said
rnlrdeFed, ~ - ''' y
new therefore. ], FERNANDO WOOD Mayor Of .he City
y virtue Of the authority in vested horoby
etn1 1eVl FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the eppre
sno eo9slco Of tho persons who hsye sb
ssss, naeend " sad Hugh DuHe ~ be pald 10 the
S ~ wy ce'hcste d the Dis,rict Attorney or OF the
Nfon such conviction shall be had ta tic aid
- y oo.,lsee en- tbe Information given by the sad
Ire clam Tor the 10 be ,ia yv;,bl,
s.gs Days 'er such eolsicsion the sars viii be dse
49, in W itnoss whoTo0f have hereunto ~. nv , a
,ss al the City Of SewYoTk, on the dsy and yeaT
k~~~) above wnltD- - 1N JeN
FERNANDo WOOD Msuor
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RxYsoLDeBuRe, Franklin Co., CAis, I
Jan. 8, ISL

jan 9, i&l
HIsRyE ePALDHs,
No. ~ CedaI-rt, ~ Y.
DHAR SIR:
cosed sDd tscrty cs6s t15 for which ssnd bon Of
"Cephaic Pills" Send 20 address Of Rev Wm @. rnsT Rsy-
soldsbuIs Franklin Co. Ohio
Your Ph worh Ike ebsrmcure Headache almost tsstsess
WIN G. pILlxa.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

BnysaLri Mass, Dee II, IN
wish for eulais large chow bills 10 brins yssv =
phsc Pilk particularly before my eussomsTa II 81
Lave ytlhDf Of tbe siDd, plea send "
One Of customers ho 10 sabee, SsA Heschs
tusua lasting days) cured Of NeuT IN
your Pils whioh sent her
Eespscfany y0u,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

Flcr woRrs KHoviss -spAdinSs ceptaie Pns Ie ssr
tain cure for Sick Headache Bilious Headache NsvoEs Hs<
sohe, Cos,irsness, end General Debility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
Now Us the Time.

ns ss nee oi Iy stock Of HOLIDAY PRESENTS e,rs
tos, Rs,ed Tea SETS, Us Walters Cake 3sskets Ca,
Ggdsv, ~ rs 500 q very low prices If applied for wihia
LVClVs HART, Ncs lsni Buriloy sip'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

~ single bottle Of sPALDINcs PREPARED CLUB
Win save ten times its cot annually. -A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

uALSTEAD ~ STILES,
IL No. So nnd 81 MURRAY-ST., New YORK,
Importer, and Jobbers Of CLOTHS, CAs5IMERES VEST
iNs every and quality Of Goods used by Cothes
end Merchant Tailors Ter aeps and Boys
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CONSTITUTION or THE UNITED STATES

~ In neat Pamphlet Form for Three Cents.
Dealers supplied q; tbs usual rates bv
ROss TOrsEY, No. III EasssO-gs-
eeld By eli NeNE A AgoplG
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AmnsEmeUIe.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC, N. Y.-HINkLEf
N hOuCSID soDeq Of the bail for the oenent OF ht
Fire DEPARTMENT Fund MONDAY. for which occasion tbf
Academy Of Music had been previously engaged the resue
OIefa nj shI will lske place
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 2e.
Second sppesranc. Of -
Mise ISABELLA HTNKLEY.
IL TROVATORE. ,
HlNkLEY, PHILLIPS, BRlGNOLl, fERRl, COLLEIii'
Director aud Conductor Sig MULIO
sgnorna FL ENA viii shortly make her debut
IN active reu, a'ssi-UN BALLO IN MASCHEARA-
RkOOKLYN ACADEMY of MUSIC.
- ITALIAN OPERA.
THIS tMondsy) EVENING, Jan Ky
VERDlS CELs BRATED OPERA,
THE SClLIAN VEsPERS, with
COLSON, BRI0hOLI, FERRI, bUSlSl, COiEItl
Director and faoIIo
UROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ MATINEE EXTRAORDINARY.
In coupance with requests and to accommodate
those iosiding at distance,
will give an AFTERNOON EXHIBITION Of HORSE.THAiE
ING at the Academy OF huc Mou.sguest, TUESDAY Az
I1RhuOr, Jan %, at clock
This win be positively Mr. Rareys last exhibition In bFoos
The Lecture win be practically illustrated BY the introduction Of
several and interesting subjects o the MOST UNTAME-
ABLE and VICIOUS NATUKE.
1he celebrated CRUISER" formerly entirely unmanase
able but by MIR Rareys STEM under the copleest control
will be exhibited TO the eudece the Shetland Ponies tbs
.uslest In the world.
The sale oftcLes Mr. Rsrey only afternoon performance
IN Brooklyn and b last appearance hse will be continued
MONDAY MORNING. Jan. 49, 81 the boz Office Of the Asdc
my.
Admission. ....,.,..'',....,'...''''''O csnA.
Reserved eeafs.''''''''''' ,eL
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BELLE vuSos Ohio, ya. II, ~.
RxrAY c. erkIDms, Eco.
Please And nclossd twenty fos which sad
Direct A. sTOvER, Pm,
BeDs Vernon, Wyanaot o., O
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THE TRlBUNE ALMANAC


Shi, popular Annus for Politicians is now ready .r, -
Al orders feceistd pdor 10 Jnuay have tees lnea VT
de received nee that date w DO hued sooh '1e o00n
can be lfi1isd.
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS fr
sovEEShEET OF TILE UNITED sTArEs-EIooativs
sEVUYs Extra ORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DRNT from the United States 81 Forezn Conrta = a.,
sENATE OF THE UNITED bTATE5. Member o. roAa
aotJsE on REPREsENTATIyEs OF THE UNITED
STATES Politically Classified
gxXVIlTH CONORESs (a fsr chosen) Politically ClsntneA
FREE HOMESTEADS, or the Action Of Congress on the
Question Of granting Free Honsstesd TO Acsn. sete on
The Public Domain inelIdns the B passed Tor the pufpos
and the Presidents so thereof. -
lHPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATE ORA for lsoo -
RATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (Oouslasl PLArfOhA for iso.
NATIONAL DEaoCRATIC tBrechiaridgel fLAfvokA f~
sAfIONAL uNIos .(BsI) PLATFORM, for 1890.
ELECToRAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES roA
ssdfssfoH nlsslpAoF or SOUTH CAROLINA.
FABLE or TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA,
prepared the Smithsonian Institution and containing the
ture Of tho Ye a, sS Points In North America principally
ELECTiun nETURNs FROM ALL TIE STATES or
TIE UNION carefully complied expressly for TnH Tab
LIST or STATES CAPITALS, GOVERNORS TIaEs OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL ELkCriosS'
eoPTIAn VOTE FOR PRESIDENT In is,,, ,s's, and 1900
Terms, Cssh In advance. - -, -.
PsIcs 13 cents IL copies for e1 100 copies postage
r3Bsei ppubss Of FnlnrNs ALNA7ao be suppsd for
TsAs lsi9, le 10, 'sS. sI, 49, 30 andn Phoc IL cen"
Address THE TRIBUNE Esw.Yorh
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NEW EDITION, with steel POR
IN ROYALTY IN THE REV WORLD Or THk fRiSc'
q WAIys ~ AMRHtcA. BY Kinshsn CornwalBs 49,
Eyery pevs "a fresh aud spa7kug lively true Gpdcgin"
-iHcYala NJ MD00LADH, Publisher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

The NeW-York Harmonic Society having isDdered
ih-iI services Conductor GEO BRlSrOW in the
performanee Of bis wof, PR AlSE TO GOD" TUES
BAY the members urgently 70 attend
even rehearsal previous thereto, At tDODWOkHS MONDAY
KIORTs 4. NJ CAItRlNGTON President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
Cost an6 fonno.

q Sn REWARD.--LOST, from on board
WstO steamer Island Home, Jan. II, ono bale white
BLANKETS, &b. The above ward will be paid for nlor
nation how lost It's recovery BY the cc1msoners d
Publc Charities and Correction, No. Bondst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

THt MAS PAINE, the Author Of 1.-The Rights
Mantle l2lth anniversary Of his birthday Will De
ceebra ed by Ball md Sopper at the City asssmbly Rooms
No. i Broadway, TUESDAY Jan o. Tickets I" be had Of
" ROSE. No 95 Prince.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
Danring Arabemies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
IA No. 800 Broadway. Nsw-York
No l37 Montsgue place Brooklyn
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS In New. York.
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS aud FRIDAYS
In Brooklyn.
CtTcuazs nsy be hsd at either Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

Amercan Institute Farmerh, Cub meets I iIs foons
IA ths IoODeI Union building TO-DAY thondAy jan ~ at
,insh moan Suhiset: fuel" Ladies and gentlemen
'PeS"'"' "'''' HENRY MEI0s, seoy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-09
The Great Earthquake in South America-Fur
ther Particulars.

We had brief account, lately, Of the
total destruction, on March 90, by earth
quake, of one, if not three, populous cities
of the Argentine republic, namely, Men
doza, San Juan and San Luis. The former hat
certainly been destroyed. and very few of III
population of Is, 900 souls have escaped to tel
the fearful tale. A letter from Valparaiso tc
the New York Herald, dated April 3, says:
The aspect presented by the city, after the
first shock, was terrific. Hoarse subterranean
thunders deafened the ear, animals of oil kinds
rushed frantically through the open spaces howl.
ling, tho earth opened and vomited forth floods
of water, while, to crown the scene OF horror,
flames burst from the ruins and consumed nearly
the entire business portion Of the city, with Its
dead, Its dying and its wounded.
On the 28Eh, number Of letters were receiv
cd here and at Santiago by relatives and friends
of Chilians residing at Mendoza, but the hope,
until then entertained, that the earlier accounts
were exaggerated, soon gave way 10 the dread
ful certainty that the calamity had not yet been
painted in colors sufficiently vivid. The earth
still continued to tremble, the few walls that
had resisted the first shock one by one fell, until
now no vestige Of building remains. The
mountain roads are in a most dangerous condi-
ton, not only on account of the large masses OF
rock that have already fallen aud obstructed tbs
road, but because the vibration of the earth lie
still hurling them down from the heights above
into the valleys.
In the Jesuit church there was preaching
that night. The services had just concluded,
and the congregation was about dispensing,
when the shock came. The few who had
reached the plaza were saved, but the walls
aud roof of the building fell inward with q
crash, and priest and penitent together were
hurried into eternity.
The latest advices from Mendoza represent
the suffering to be extreme, there being neither
food, clothing nor shelter for the survivors,
everything being buried beneath the ruins
They also state that San Juan and San Luis,
two other populous cities Of the confederation,
have shared like fate, the San Juan river
having, after the shock, left its bed, and swept
over the town, utterly destroying what the earth
quake had epared. This news not having been
fully confirmed, do not, however, vouch for
ita correctness,
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Look Upon this Picture and Upon This

The Baltimore American thus atates the case
for the benefit Of Maryland: Il
On the one hand is OUR COUNTRY, rich In price
less memories of the past, which are ours because
they are our country's; rich in the vast extent
and variety OF her present resources which en-
rich us as part our country; and rich Ooh how
rich but for the present cloud of shame) In the
golden promises Of the future, which are ours
because the country is ours. On the other
hand is a league Of States without q history,
with no elements of independents empire, aud
around whose future the thickest darkness hangs.
On the one hand is the flag round which clusters
60 plany patriotic recollectious, and which bas
waved above the brave in so many hard fought
battles; the Constitution which so many OF us
have sworn to sustain; the laws which We have
aided to enactj the alliances which we have
contracted, and the commercial treaties which
zoe have negotiated when zoe commanded respec,
asa fret class power among the nations Of the
earth. On the other hand are those who trail
that flag in the dust, abjure that Constitution
aod repudiate the osths 10 sustain II which they
have registered in Heaven, defy the laws which
they have helped to enact, and must contrac,
alliances aa best they can when recognized as
sixth rate power, whose diScordsnt powers ar,
lcemented only by the vhim Of demagogues.
To observe our oetbs, 10 maintain the laws