New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-28

Guiding RulcS to Govern and Produce the Mag
netic State By RoBT. II. CoLLYER, NJ. D., has
just been published by BEDDING Il Co., Boston,
and is for sale at the Sun Office. The expert
ment with the BolrL Of .Molasscs, the angle of
incidence of thought. &C.. of which we spoke
rather irreverenty, time since, is illustrated
the ttlc-page. The following extract will make
some good people stare-pcrsuading them that
there are indeed wonders in nature and phlIoso-
ply that they never dreamed Of or else DR.. Coll
yer IS very great liar. Hear him:
81 have made persons, when perfectly awake,
believe themselves to be partaking Of good din
ner they would in their own minds be filing
Their plates from empty dishes. could success
irclv change the nature Of their food. make pota-
toes turn into apple -drmrllngs, a turkey to Il leg
of mutton, water into brandy, sugar iI.tC aloes,
or piece of wood into stick Of candy. In one
instance took four persons and pressed their
thumbs they all Immediately commenced reel
ing as if ntoxicatcd [ then restored them in an
instant would obliteratc from their memory the
occurrence which had Just transplred, and alter
nately bring them vvidly to their recollection,
and cause them to scream with agony on plac-
ing piece OF money in t!ieir fiaNds they feeling
all the torture of burning metal when placed OF
their skin. [ made two persons at the same time
believe themselves bottles of ginger beer; they
di5tif;ctlv heard the fermentation within, and de-
sired me with all earncstness not to pull out the
cork, for that would kill them. | made man
fancy himself general officer. locomotive, &c.
In fact, know not single condition but what
may be brought about by the action of the mind
of the operator.
sThe farro state Of mind may be made the
medium of curing tic most distressing mcrta
diseases.
sTwo cases will suffice to convey you the
idea
Z" On the 4th of July, 1912, young lady and
her aunt called on me. The aunt stated that her
niece was the victim of unreciprocated affection
a monster of a fellow had gained her young atfcc-
tions, and had left her. The innocent, confding
girl who was before all viyacitv and cheeriuincss
had become low-spirted and melancholy her ex-
iStencc was an incumbranCc she had never been
seen TO smile since The consequence Of this
may be anticipated: the mind bore on the physl
cal frame; she was every day losing her health,
and would soon have been the victim oi mis-
placed affection, the issue OF which would have
been an early death. Brokcnhcartcd young
ladies' if recipients, can be cured. mesmcrZcd
her, ard, during the condition, ,rNed her to for
get the unfaithfu one | was successful. She
qualntancc
The same Of a man who had twice signed
the Washlngtonan temperance pledge the IN
fatlaton toward the fell monster was too strong
for his mind to resist I reduced HIM IN less than
five minutes to the congcstlvc state, when, by a
powerful action of the 1CN, obliterated the ten
dency Of mind toward strong liquors. Ever since
the man has renamed temperate. Ffls apPhca-
ton of Mcsmcrism will be of incalcnlabc value .
MURDER AMONG TIE INDMNs.-1hc Van Burcn
ark Intclligcncer of the Goth ult. says A ne
gro man, who acted as Interpreter for the Semi
nocs brought upon the steamer Lady Walker,
was killed few days ago by the Scmlnolcs, at
Wehcr's Falls. in the Cherokee Nation, where
they were left by the boat. We understand ne
was literally cut to pieces. The murder was CON-
mitted during dance, and while they had the
free use of whisky. We learn from gentleman
recently from above that fight took place be-
tween two Indians Of the Quapaw tribe one was
killed immediately, and the other was so badly
wounded that he was not expected to i've. They
fought with knives. st. Louis Rep.
CeRys.-Mr Erastus Dudley, of North Gull
ford, having observed in our weekly paper the no
tice in reference to corn doc:oring, called into our
office this morning to say that the common bean
leaf, bruised and applied upon corns every night
on going to bed for about week, was certain
remedy for these troublesome excrcsccnces. lie
and others have tried it with entire success.
TNcw-Havcn Palladium.
NJ A corrcspondcnt of the Van Buren, (Ark.)
Intehccncer states that Mexican officer of high
rank has been captured in the Creek Nation OF In
dians who had been appointed by his Govern
ment to visit the Seminole Indians and to enlist
them in operations against TcXas.-Els guide
took him into a Creek Settlement, and as soon as
tfey became aware of his designs, they captured
him and sent his papers to Fort Glbson whittier
! he was to follow them
n We have not learned whether day has
been fixed for the trial of the Chavis murdersrs
and robbers but suppose that it will be left to the
t arrangement of Judrc Wells It's said that the
Mexicans who were of the Chavis party when
the outrages were committed and whose testi-
monv is exceedingly important have been per-
mittcd to return to Santa Fe; but this, we hope,
has not been the case. st. LOUIS New Era
IMPORTANT TO FAMIrEs-CnoToS Wafer fef'on,
sbou, introducing ,he their houses are Feeeu
10 read the following:
Pines made of lead have been used Tor along time past 'of
conveying for domestic purposes ana on , %
cheapness aud ohcr QUALITIES IS one @ o e n, from
time TO time where which h.; been c9n.sye ',ous
,nf 10 Prov highly injurious health OF late years
has been proved the purest water IS most likely 20 i
ceive this deeerous mpnation Impure "'eI con.n,ns
protesting influence lead THIS owins 10 hs formation ION
surface and thereby p.eveats certain e1ten, the further
action on he metal.
.adsn pi,s for conduciS pure water has recently come
under my nctice family residing IN Chambers STREET hh
been severely affected wh collie which they attributed TO the
u.s. of the water On anayz quantity OF t detected
traces Of lead. Tie drawn for through eadsn
tuhsS. =.
nto our city has teen found by analyst. to be almost PER