New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-08
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Ms reo,, Try.YoEk.-Abou half past SIX
o'clock this evening. we had the sFa'ihcauon 0i
receiving Ncw-York papers ct eanesoay anu
to-day, BY the way of Camden and Anooy Raj
road As vet. no mail have come TO hand, neither
have we anv tidinss OF the whereabout OF he
lines from your CITY VIA Jersey CITY, N-"afA
and Trenton.
The news Of the destruction OF Tie Tribune
office. BY fire, l. painful indeed. and deep regret Is
expressed at your misfortune by numerous sincere
friends
Monday evening.
The Southern Mail arrived this afternoon about
quarter pas, four, with .iew-ofeans dates 10 me
2Sh and Mobile 10 the zfh. The papers wh'ch
transmit, are barren OF news
To the gen,l-ranly proPrlei'rs OF the INSURER
and Public Ledger, lam indebted Tor copies OF To-
morrow mornings papers
A number OF serious accidents have occurred
during the day, arising, chiefy rom the disgrace
ful conduct OF rapid driving through our street
Two fin. horses were drowned of Dock street
having run into the flver.
A hide girl. aged years, died The Hospital IN
consequence OF burns, her Globes having cansh'
fire YESTERDAY
Immediately upon the arrival If the Amb'y lines
tins evening. Mr.. Gazmer. the energetic Agent oil
the Camden Company despatched line to your
city BY way 81 Amboy.
Adams s Co advertised a special express, by
by horses. al q O'Clock ior Nev-York
The Mail from Easton arrived in 'onr horse
sleigh at 10 z NJ The driver reports the snow as
being :. extraordinary deep, having grsai diilcul-
" e" TO get alons
The weather Is now mder, but there Is every
indication Of snow.
The river Is nearly al a stand and all marine
new is out OF the question.
GEAHAM's LECTURE oyTuE WATEE-CtRE-- he
Lecturer opened with the remark that he ten as II
appointed as a father OF the human race: heiet the
deepest distress 10 see men deceived; truth was his
aim. He gave the reason why he did not talk about
Water-Cure in previous lectures; he wished TO Is
tabllsh his audience IN true relations with the sub
jeci, that he INDUCED in physiological reiiections.-
Persons and educated physicians were IN The haoit
of talking about the mystery OF the Nv ateT-CuTe;
the lecturer aimed TO demonsirat" The value OF TIE
treatment by an exhibition OF the philosophy oi as
ease 10 do this, Physiological ADMINISTRATIONS
v-r. necessary The lecturer then gave FfSHHie
nj the two pre- vous lectures tor those IN the audi
-ncc NOT present al them Ii Is impossible with our
space 10 give this He gave his view oil eioI'auc
and Homeopathic systems, and showed nelihtf Oh
these could cure; one medicine coulu, az the rec
urer said ten years ago IN this very hau-w"tei'
universal cGth6i,co,r 1t was his business 10 demon
stratr This before he could be believed. MOI
water used alone, but with regimen Wafer
Is simple fluid, making about three-fuafIgrs
of our bodies, and the only Thing that can be
introduced into the vital economy unchanged,
and peneirai. the parts without harm IL sc's as
solvent, the absoIbcnts takeIt np,-it diiates Inc
blood. affords aqueous portions 10 tie secreuonS,-
If an excess OF water be IN the stomach, The absorb
ents act more powerfully, the liver interrupts me
natural action Is 10 throw II oil, and mus II clears
the system. without disturbing the iuncuohs he
quantity increases The actlon-lls ieiiel@de, dIso'
produces an eject.
II enters INTO the blood, and cxpels eiiete mat;
ters in the serum through the skin, without dig,
turbnc the system The impurities OF The blood
produce fever, solids and fluids become lnvoi'ee'
but the physician Will not give water Water can
be thrown upon sinartng solids without increasing
the pain, it duteS acnd matter, Is taken up by ADJ
sorbents then determined 10 the surface, II brings
out asperltes In disease, heat Is produced, eSPe-
CALVIN fever water abates this and brings THIS heal
10 the surface The irverish stomach drinks II up
ike the sands Of Sahara. il takes away PAIN, by
reducing over activity in the system. By proper
internal and external application, II can melt Away
acute disease In chronic diseases, II Is necessary
to produce a crSis,-ihat is, water dIsease,-to
bring on, the disease on the surface, the shape OF
blles, &c The lecturer gave very minute ac-
count of a case where a person had been benefited
by bies, brought out by over-work, cold water
produced such crisis IN other cases.
Great care must be taken of diet; the less the
patient takes the better. Every disease may be
cured with cold water with proper regimen, The
lecturer paid high and merited compliment 10 DR..
SnEw and advised the audience 10 ralronze Whit
marsh's Water Cure Journal.