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New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07
CONSTIPATION or cosr1yENEss.

CONSTIPATION
No one Of the many Ills Aeh Is heir to" prevalent 70
le understood much seslectsd, Costiveness Ofeu
sb disorder little consequence excite snxfety while
reality tine precursor and companion Of the most
fats, and dsoases uness early ersdcaed win
bups the sufferer 70 untimey Among the lighter eys
Of which the usual attendant hesdsche Co
Rheumai.m Foul Breath Piles and others Of like nAars while
iOug train Of ghtu diseases. such Msnsnt Fsyen ABB
oe,s-s Dysentery Darrhee Dyspepsia Apopexy Epilepsy,
Parsiyss Hysteria Bypochonda Melancholy and fnsaiy
fr indicate their T. the system sy hi, alarming 70 sy%p
dion but take on independent existence unless the
ersdicated early From all these confederation
favs that the disorder should receive immede attention
whenever occurs should neglect TO get box Of
Cepac Pills on appearance Of the complaint their
timely use win eIpel approaches Of disease and
destroy tbs dangerous foe TO human life.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

The AsALsAHATIos LAsGUA6nS-Thers Il a growing
tendency in this appropriate the expresye words
other laDgusges and after while Incorporate then Into our
own thus The word Cophalc which ek .isrfy-
ing for the head" 10 becoming populsred conec,ios
with Mr. SpsldDs great Headache medy but viii BE-
used In more general way aud the word Cephac win bsron
Esctrotype and many others whose distinction S
foreign words Ia. been worn sway BY common usage until sJ
seem native and 10 the manor born"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-OfFIcE OF TIN


IN COMMISSIONERS TAXES AssEsssESrs No. %
given Ros OF Real aud Personal Estate
Of the iy and County Of NewYork, for the year 1901
will be opened MONDAY, the l4th instant, for pabic
insTection and will continue open until the J)th day on
AJIil next inclusive Al taxpayers earnestly requested
call examine the same, In order that error. In
the may be corrected Also oil persons entitled by
reduction OF their oi their being
military services and also literary charitable
by exempt from taxation requested 10 maze
application for such reduction exemption previous TO the
closing of the rolls the SHh day Of April. -
The tection of the Act Of April H. 1889 published
for the information Of taxpsyeTa
sECros TO- During the time shall be open for public
heretofore provided application may be made by
peon considering himself aggeved by the assessed vaus
his real personal estate 70 have the same corrected
such IpAon be made in relation to the assessed valuation OF
real must be made In writing stating the ground OF OBJ
jecon thereto and bereupon the Commissioners shall examine
into the complaint and In their judgment the assessment er
they shall the be corrected II such appca
on be made relation the assessed valuation OF estate
the applicant shall be examined under oath by the said Commis
tha be authorized to administer such oath Of
them and In their judgment the ssee.sen erroneous they
shall the TO be corrected aud hx the amount OF such
they believe TO be just and declare their de-
con thereon within thirty days after such application shall have
been made to them No reduction shall be made by the Board
posed under this act unless tha appear under oath sms
on that the party Aseyed unable attend within the
period prescribed for the correction Of by Of SICK
absence from the ctyLaw Of 1859 Chapter 3a Sec g.
A. J. WILLIAMSON,
J. w. ALLEN,
J. w. BROWN,
iap7 72awtmyi Commissioners Of Taxes and Astessnlens
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07

TWENTY MrILIoEs o. DoLIAAs sAyap1ar. spaLdins be-
,od two millions bottles Of his celebrated Prepared Glue sn4
IL that bottle saved least ten dollars worth Of
broken furniture thus making an aggregate Of treniy %
Having made household word he now proeed 20
the world s greater service curing all the aching head, VITA
bis Cephac Pills and they are az good his oue nesoAcnss
WIN soon vanish away Ike znov In July.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07
'ARDLY REALRED.

HI sd n Orbe eadache this haenoon hand stepped Into
'eadache Does II baehe ard r. says g. "Hexceed
ingy says b. hand upon that he gave Cephac Pill hand
pon cured quick that ady realized M I'd I'd
an 'eadache.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07

BRrpeErMi.sus wants yoS 70 send her boz Of Cephee
Ge-no bottle Prepsred Pbut Pm thinking that's noe
just II nsi,her; perhaps yen be sher Knowing what "a
Ye nigh dead and With the Sick Headache ~
wants Of that q reaved her before.
DRusGnr-You Spaldings Cephalic Pus
BRIpGEr--Och now and you've sed Il; here's ne
sher.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07

~ Oyxs EXCITEMENT, and the mental and anxiety
Incident 70 close asncn business study among tho
Headache The disordeed state Of
mind body incident this distressing complaint fatal
blow energy and ambition Sufferers by this disorder
always obtain speedy relief from these distressing attacks By
u,ur one of Cephxc Pills whenever the symptoms sppe.
Il quies overked brain and soohes the strained and jar
ns the tension Of the stomach which always
accompanies and asssyates condition Of the n
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07
BEN DnbIiratios,e.

NOV READY:
TEMPLE BAR No. 2,
For JANUARY, 1861.
This new Msssne published monthly in London conducted
by GEO A. sALA has already reached sale of 5000 This
nauber eotamences New Novel by Geo. A. Sala called
THE SEVEN SONS OF MAMm0N
new supply Of No. of this Magazine has also been received
Monthly, IA pages
Price ~ Per year; single copies IS cersa
WILMER & ROGERS,
No. ~ Nsssau-st., N. Y.
Agents for Temple Bar" in the United States
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A REAL BLESSING.
Phy'icias-Wsll Mrs. Jones, how 10 that hesdschei
me IN jus enty minutes and wh would send
that can have them handy.
PhysiedR-You can get them st any Drugesrs CAn Tor
Cephshc Pills; find they fail and recomnsnd them In
all cases Of ssdsche.
M, oae,- sha send for box directly and shall tell ~ ny
suffering friends, for they Q real blessing.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07

DOOKS FOR TIE TINES.
Id OUR SLAVE STATES.
By FREDsRICK Law OLxsTED.
series Of three volumes uniform IN ,syls ana PiSss
TIA Do. Price, 81 rs.
a JOURNEY THROUGH TEXAS. ,Pgsv lsPg; Pnss. 81 2S
JOURNEY In THE BACK COUNTRY. 4@ PP
Price, Sl IS
In present posture Of affairs these volumes have great
Of e resources character and economy OF the southern states
Mr. 0msted has been warmly commended for Intelligence
and added these qualities the clear
aud lively style him Of the most agreeable Of tourists
sna have received from the uoz competent
eys.,cs hirh praise and have had an extensive sale.
"' MASON BROTHERS, Pubhshers,
Nos 5 and Mercer-st., NewYork.
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Go Ubcm il map Gomern.

MATRIMONIAL.-A young, educated, respect
Nl able and accomplished STLEMAN desires the scquan,'
young LADY with Of marriage equal In position
and with personal attractions Frivolous persons warned
not to tsmper with this ad, ertiseDent . ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07
THE TRIB JUNE fer 1861

II IL "a ~ ~ " N ~
PROSPECTUS.
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Ia In It's Xxth Volume
During the past year. THE TRIBUNE has been obliged to de-
vote quite large proportion its space Politics but sh
henceoYh able limit devoted Political discus
and devote Of columns to subjects Of less intense
but abiding interest Among these mean 10
pecal attention 10
L-EDUCATION.
The whole subjco Of Education, both Popular and General
be columns throughout the year 1861 and
hope to In that discussion Of the prooandsst
thinkers and the sbest Instructors In country IL at
our hope that the Of Educson shall
oeive impetus the eIeons Of TEE TRIBUNE N S
behalf during the year ls6l.
u.-AGRICULTURE-
We have compelled restrict calculations OF thu
throughout 1860 and sh endsavor to atone there
for In 1851 Whatever discovery deduction demonstration
calculated the reward Of labor devoted to cultivation
ample certain, shall receive prompt and full ~
'''''1 m-MANUyAcTUREs. 10.
We hal every invention enterprise whereby American
Capital to and advsntsseouy employed
In any department Of Manufacturing Mechanical Industry
real contribution wes tnsuing anper stesdie
with fuller employment the Lsbore The
PrOFro. Mining Iron making, steemakins Closbwesvns
kc &c In cur country and the world shall be watched and
reported BY us with earnest and sctive sympathy.
V.-FORElGN AFFAIRS.
We employ the best correspondents in London Pss Turin,
Berlin and other European capitals TO transmit early and
eurse advces Of the great there silently but ossnys
pairing In spite the pressure Of Domestic Politics.
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10 render perfect during the evsnul Just before
v-HOAE NEWS.
We employ regular paid correspondents In California the
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the fullest authentic Of useful intelligence
that "a anywhere afforded Hoping make each day critic
on the last and print better and better paper from year 70
yes a. our steadily enlarged through the
cooperation many well wishes solicit and shall labor
to deserve continuance Of public avor
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AN IMPORTANT NEW BOOK :,
N printed from the advance English proof sheets by specs
ARA cement with the author

AM IMPORTANT NEW BOOK,
IN printed from the advance English proof sheets by spees
ara cement with the author.
THIS DAY is PUBLISHED;
THE PERSONAL HISTORY OF
LORD BACON.
From TSpHss.RRs%S sRR%dRTT asiss piSdS fSd s
OF the Inner Temple.
One handsome 12me. volume 81 70
The present volume important and interest
ing Of the day Mr. Dxop researches In the State Paper
ce bny. brought which toe utmost weight
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upon by former bogaphers The new and precious letters
which Mir Dixon has discovered in famous od es
depee London of importance IN forming just e.
OF Bscon domestic character These letters were wIt
to his mother to his brother Anthony TO s robert oec
published The circumstances Of Bacons conrt'hip and
marriage amply related by Mr. Dixon from D9c,nents
wide valuable addition to biographical li,ofatuFo
A Publishers. Boston.
CORNHlLL MAGAZINE,
JANUARY, 1861,
Number commences new Volume Of tl. popular Mas rne,
the regular monthly sale Of which Is 100000
In nj s M M On Ills sSst %Af called
THROUGH THE WORLD. - .
Magazine, can now be bad
Price, - PeIysar Single Copies, ss cent.
Agents for Cornhill Magazine.
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NOW READY.
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07

rDip You ever have the SICK Hssdache Do reosmbs
the hrobbng temples fevered brow the oabinS and du
sight OF food Hoy totally unit we've for psa;are
sudyl One Of the Cephsc Pis would have
relieved all the suffering which then espensneed
For this and other purposes you should always nave
them On hand to a. occasion requires
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07
Aopertising Agenries.

Fl A DVERTISING AGENCY for all the United
IA States Newspapers Csnada, London, and France Adver
VIII be received for part Of the world b
rB--Address letters Of MN Boucher Trsmsisy No.
EB bssius forwarded sus Cese.ious &C., promptly
attended to-.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07

GREAr DrscoyKRr-Amcng the most important Of all the
treat medical discoveries of this may be considered the ys
sem of protection from SnaPo1 tho Cephao
pm for Hesdaehe and the Of Quinns FOR the
ysntion Of Feves either Of which Is specific whose
benefits win be experienced by suffering humanity long ae
their discoveries are forg gotten
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07
Drifting.

ATJ.H. JOHNSTON e. Co.'S, No $50 Bowery,
n corner Wedding and Visiting Ci' NSis: so so
Wiebe, JsweIy Silver and silverplstsd Wares Of low
prices
A 4 JAMES EVERDELLs, 800 Brosdwsy.-.
"A Weddins Cards Notes 10. These ossbratsd knFsvs1
cszds said only sboys Specimens oy m.n On eepnoo.
A T WIN. EvERDELL" SONS.-WEDDIN0
"A CARDS of the latest styles at No 04 Ful.onst N T.
WI EvExpxLI, jr, HENRY EvERDmL FRAson EvssDn4:
n r PER REAM for BILL-HEADS; 80 csnts
ID - Der thoussnd fer CircuA IN quszkyl stber frnt1e
sqnaly cheap, st PETER ECKLERs. No ~ Fultonse N T.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07

Urp GOODS.


GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
FOR CASH
IN LIQUIDATION OF THE ESTATE OF
EDWART LAM BERT G. CO.,
At No. 5sl Broadway,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN :.
The entire stock viii be sold at retail at an
IMMENSE REDUCTION.
The stock consists in part of
Rich Plsn Figured and ENGLISH SILKS By the yard and
popLIss, FRENCH MERINoEs,
yELoURs, CLoAKs,
REPS, SHAWLS &C., &c.
LACEs aud EMBROIDERIEs,
IRISH LINENS and LINEN sHEETINGs,
LINEN DAMASK aud DANASR,
TABLE CLOTHS NAPKINS, &C,
SHAKER, sAxoNY and WELSH FLANNELs
BLANKETS, QUILTS, &C.
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
200 pieces FRENCH DE LAlNFs, at 2oc per yard
800 pieces all Wool DE eAINES, 9oc per yard
800 pieces all Wool PLAIDS ct 25c. per yard
100 pieces all Wool Printed FRENCH MERIN0ES at 5oc.
per yard.
LOCO dresses - BRITISH CALCOEs at 81 50 per Dress
Also
10000 dozen frat quality Of Ladies' KID GLOVES at 7s Per
pair.
A large lot ofsILKs a, Soc, e2Ic and Tsc. per yard
The whole be sold by Feb next the store has been
let, and the business must be closed
EDWARD LAMBERT Sc co.
DEAD READ! READ!!!
White French China Tea Sets ~ pieces for....s3 rs
White French China Dinner Sets lag pieces for. 2S %
White French China Dinner Plates the dozen, for ~
bite French China Breakfast Plates the dozen fo. 80
White French China Tea Plates, the dozen 80
White French China Covered Dishes for.
White French Chine Tea Cups the DOZEN
Gold band French China Dinner Sets l67 pieces B IS
Gold band and olored French China Tea Sets pieces for 90
Gold band and coored French Chins Dinner Sets l6I
Together with an elegant assortment Of
SILVER PLATED WARE,
BRONZE FIGURES, &C., Nc,
all of which we most desrous to convert into
MONEY!
CAsH!!!
AconparisOn Of price, VIII convince any one that we
MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
Order, from the country accompanied cash promptly
CUT OUT THIS LIST,
and bring Il with you w. J. y. DALEY Co,
No. 63l Broadway
N No. 1ss SIXTH AVENUE,
RHINOUsLY Low PRICES
SPLENDID SILK 0TrUMANS.
FRENCH MERINOS aad POPLINS st so cents, worth 81
Best FRENCH KID GLOVES so cents
isy sHAWLs CL2AXkSSb S2X kSSbv ooons
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
uALSTEAD a. STILES
IL Noe. 80 and 81 MURRAY ST, New YorS
importers and Jobbers Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES VEST
mos every and quality Of Goods used By Clohiers
md Merchant TsloIs for Mems and Boy' weU
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07

T'HE TRIBUNE Al ALMANAC ~,
Thi. popular Annual Politicians will be ready this week
ASTRONOMICAL cAiSULATioS AND CALENDARS for
eovERsmEST w si i OF THE UNITED srArEs-Ereoutive
ENSoYs iS'islS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-.
DENT from United States at Foreign Courts 49,.
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noSsE ftsE Nf"'l OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATES Psisfy Classified Classified
FREE sEii5 aoMEsfG&ps Of The Action Inc
ouestiOn Of granting Ires @ to Actual es on
REPUBLicAN NATloNAL pLATFoRMM M Sr1ss e, IssS ,aso
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tBrechinhdsel fLATfoKM i0I
NATIONAL UNION (BelD PLATFORM, for 1860
EIECToRAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES FOR
syCrssfoS OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
TABLE on TEMPERATUREs FOR NORTH AMERICA,
fs%ps1s.ai tIs TS@I season: and shs Mean Ts%pss
ELECTION EEiTRNs FROM ALL THE STATES OF
LIST 81 REEFs 1HHs Ss
pofULAp VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1852 1856, aud 1850
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MAJOR R. ANDERSONs EVOLUTIONS OF
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poR THE AREY AND MILITIA OF THs UsIIyD srATEs.
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w M. THACKERAY's NEW NOVEL,
THE ADVENTURES OF fhIEiP SaIIP ON HIS WAY THROUGH
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Commences in the
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FAcr woR.H KyovNe-spsdinss Cephaic Pulls are ces.
tain cure for Sick Headache Nervous Headache Cosyenes
and General Debility.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07
Giatiomerp an6 1anfp UooSs.

CLQTE a. JAMES,
~ sTATIONERS, PRINTERS, and BLANK-B0OK MANU-
BACTURLHS Ne 50 YeteBsL OJdsnfesBeetfsDy soleited
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07

Fourth Edition
YINHE KING OF THE MOUNTAINS,
By EDMUND ABOUT,
is undoubtedly
OF
THE MOST INTERESTING
aswel as
THE MOST
REMARKABLE
ROMANCES
That written In language a. eny time Livery
cns who reads It is extrsyagsnt IN I've praise
Price Sl. ,,
Sold By al Bookseller ard sent by mail gost,psld
VyHE CONSTITUTION of the UNITED
STATRs-Just Published In nest pamphlet form. biosle
son,.s cents, az psr hundred The Grade suppHsd BY
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L'NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
~ NITuRE In all colos and styles Wholesale Rssal at
cas- and upward slso, Msitrr..es and Psillasse.
. WARREN WARD, Mo- z7I Canalst,
- Four doors east Of Broadway, N. X
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-07

ITO ADVERTISERS.-TH SPECTATOR is
the only Daily Morning Psper pubshed In the City OF
HAMILTON, Canada West aud u the ssdng commercial
psps, Published n 5s estsnye ana sTprns section Of
and increasing circulation in al the towns aud villages along tho
lines Of the Huron and Great Weer Of can
ada Railways and the Grand Trunk Railway from 70 its
western terminus well the Lese Ere shore and
tbe bssl Of Cor tina. dre csnads
THE BEMI-WEEKLY and WEEKLY EDITIONS
Published respectively s2 end sl per snnum enoy very
liberal patronage from the agricultural community 80 ths adve
tenes intended for the country population yl best
fbe By being inserted In eer both Of those edn
Advertisers nfS aiFsty With the paDisen
fkzossh refpobis zdye1ag 10 the United ss
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An ORGINAL WORK on
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The Treatment laid down In this Book is new, enEely org
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-10

q bill to repeal all laws creating ports of entry

q bill to repeal all laws creating ports of entry
in seeded States.
Also, bill for holding United States
Court in Wheeling.
Mr.. Van Wyck asked leave to introduce
a hill providing for Transmission ofletters for
officers and soldiers, free ofpostagc.
Mr.. Burnett being opposed to the franking
privilege objected. Adjourned.
SENATE.-Mr. Chandler gave notice that
he should, tomorrow, introduce a bill to con-
fiscate property of all Governors of States,
members of Legislatures, Judges of Courts,
and all Military officers above the rank of
Lieutenant, who shall take up arms against
the Government Of the United States, or aid
and a5ei treason All such individuals be
forever disqualified from holding any Office
of honor, emolument, or trust in the Govern
lnent; such property to be applied to restore
to Union men in rebel States any losses they
may have suffered.
NorE.-The resignation Of the Clerk of
the Senate, sent yesterday, was James Mich
olson, not Asbury Dickens.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-10

A Liberal PREsENr.-Elias Howe, Jr.,
the sewing machine inventor, has presented
each of the field officers of the Massachusetts,
Fifth Regiment with fine horse.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-10

GENERAL JOSIAH HARLAN, who is to CON-
,nand the Kentucky Cavalry regiment, is a
native of Pennsylvania. For nearly twenty
years he was actively engaged in military
operations in India, having assisted in or
ganizing the forces Of Runjeet Singh, prince
of the Punjaub, and afterward performed
the same service for Dost Mahommed, Of
Cabul. During the successful campaign
against the Uzbeck Tartais in 1888 80, he
distinguished himself as commander Of di-
vision of the Cabu army. While resident
of India he paid high tribute to his native
land by raising the Stars and Stripes over
one Of the highest passes Of the Indian eau
casus, 10000 feet above the level Of the sea,
AMI at the same time fred national salute
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-10

The Great Eastern is to return to New
York about the lst of July, and IS to be
thrown open to inspection.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-07-10

. q
THE Future OF TIE UNITED STATEs-The
North British Review for May, thus closes
an article on American affairs: a
"There surely cannot be a permanent re-
PROGRESSION and decay in nation planted in
the noblest principles of right and liberty,
and combining, in marvellously adjusted
proportions, the vigorous and energetic ele-
ments Of the worlds master races, in the
midst Of which the tone is given and the
march is led by that one of them which has
never faltcred in its onward course, and
which is possessed Of such tenacity and yer-
satility, that is everywhere successful. The
present calamity and confusion is probably
from the crucible fires in which the Union
is to be purified, made white, and trled,' in
order that she may take her destined place
in the van of the worlds progress in Chris
tianity and civilization, fulfilling in the re-
sistless march of her dominant Anglo-Saxon
race across the American continent one
grand part Of the Divine scheme for the
spread Of that Gospel which shall survive all
changes, overthrow all evils and achieve its
mightiest triunphs in the latter days of our
worlds history"