New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

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simple avoidance ofrpoper tthoush common) Articles
Of Dst ad strict aihsrsnce the Regimen prescribed
By Natufsfo Women in s state OF pregnancy;
TOGETHER WITH
| f.oTs AND Arguments or THE TRANSMISSION INTEL
LEcTuN AND Moral QUALITIES FROM PARENTS
OFFSPRING: A CURIOUS and interesting Collection
non OF Facts illustrating the primary causes which deter.
mine ha character, CONSTITUTIONS OF every Child.
and the means OF directing and controlling them: By
LADY OF NEwYoEH, who has devoted many years 20 the
patient observation and study this important subject
with citations OF the testimony of eminent Authors Ply
sicsn and many OF Mstery within the circle of
the author. Acquaintance
The whole forms one2f the and interesting
works given 10 the public, embodying facts which
Mother one likely become ueh ignorant Of
without imminent peril and fearful agony 10 herself aud
The work will bs published the lst Of March hand
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY, RICE IS CENTS,
HISTORY
WAR IN THE PENINSULA,
SOUTH OF FRANCE.
BY VT. P. NAPIER.
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Bs.IS JOIN TX 1sSoSRRny VA oT 'Ss '3
o. Mercantile Library Associ@tio:1.-F
Gin HI @ Fes 2Ith az, eIoek
Modes of It, Relief and Prevention
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of the Course the Lecture Room City II l. this onday)
fseaog Gs9SS t rstne
irsr Room open al O'Clock. &C: ". CCsHMAN,
26fit Chairman L. Committee.
&c Foreign Interference IN the Ameri7
power of the Por United States By the ogcani zat,on
STATS from The as.us Of Daniei orc onnsthe uenor
ject of peal revealed b. elucdatlon OF IT'S morals rol'ti-
' Lecture on the above will be delivered in the Tabernacle
on Monaay evening the 10Th INST at "a O'Clock, by Lewis C.
Tieke,s Is csns-to be h, at the Office 1873 Nasauseet,
AID at the door on the evening 81 the lecture.
.srChe Second Der,h,'' Destruction o.
Bf'n and On G The 1871
Tuesday Wednesday ihuJsdsr aud fide7 eye9nss Of TINS
week Services commence AZ ocock Seals Fee i25 .
u General Meeting OF Jourmeymcn
Printers Pursuant to public notice. an overwhelming
meeting Of tho Printers Of the city Of NewYok
was held at the Shas rsare Saloon, of william and
Duane .treets Saturday evening February 2ith JOHN
w MOULTON was called 10 preside. A +. TYLER aud
ANDREW CAMPO appointed tee Presidents and Jo
sEPA T. CRowELL appointed Secretary.
Ca melton committee Of five appointed consisting
r Geddis, Alfred Livingston, G w Householder, Robert
Everett aa Shilan, dat resolutions for the consjer-
ton of the meeting.
The COMMITTEES reported the following resolutions winch
were adopted 5y scclsmaon
Whereas, The Joutneymen Printers e'e assembled.
thoroughly convinced from long and dearly bought expert
enforced is b. cord. and good them.
selves ana OF their strength against the
coachRsn OF such as am 10 epI'e hi m OF Just TsnuE
ssration for thsr services: therefore
Resqesd n1 NJ hy xP y"s nat an 1.sGSi9 r35
ed object tbs protection OF the rights aud ntef
pectlbt7 OF ts members and the 1teston Of the proper
Office. Of good ow saip and bsEeyosac such m=uh-ss
belonging s trad= may from time - tine ulF- theIn
Resoirsa that IN thr opinion OF ms ni=e M 3all a.
ISOLATION should Be- on upon rlacps c1ltqi ted - b-
dure thorough and entire reconciliation n all me cDs
enctS that kts eTtsed or cy e1ts among any ehd az
classes branches Of fs trade o1n the employed and I'm.
poyrd from Whatever eHgenGeiedso that perfect
harmony exist Carrying cut our the nte
r-st Of the rral- IN general
We
from thu different branches Of the trade, 10 draft c0n-
ton accord Nth The ajoe principles 10 % submit
Reoles Thstia 9fdsIto form satisfactory and uniform
scs- prices, the cfair 10 appoint committee OF nine u
lob Offices from periodical publication ctfces mo
Shall have power confer Nth jguaeJnsn and e i9yeIj
SAID carmittse 20 cooprate wlih the committee OF the con-
sututlon, and 10 report slIanItsreouily Il.
Resolesd Thai when ths a5etlas Il ad}9uIl 20
In accordance with the above resolutions the Cha
pointed the following Committees:
COMMITTEE oS CoS,rIrurloy-Msssr Ged 4
1 Commlr4Es OK CONFERENCE AID PzrcE,-E 3. Kraf
rus Si-cs!f William Stnees george W Householder, and
/ joseph Preston.
The Committee on Conference was empowered add
| Freshman ;heiE number.
The uase:as eioqu=aty Addressed by the Chairman
| Aisazrs Geddss, Moody, 1jcDe,it,, and Others.
The proceedings ordered 70 be published, and the
meeting laen adjourned
JoHS W. aoULTON, Chairman.
= a. :; ITI IL agsr11 Vice Presidents.
yoseph 7. Crowell, seer. i5h'
~ Have you heard Lac News! If you have
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cntly been adr-discoyeries which VIII effect complete
revolution MEDICINE, AID ti produce the most
beneficial gsats affecting they DO. the dearest Interests OF
mankind nothing less than the beah happiness OF TIE
human family. Dis Of the mos, formid BE- caract-r,
which nave ioeg had the wisdom Of The faculty. are
uow fairly brought within control Of medicine EYea