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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
MEDICAL. AND suRGICAL OFFICE..

= . NasL,ICHI. hNU cUNCICHL OFFICE.
OoCIUh JOHNSON, " Duane street., 60 well known 70
Esct'sioner has Nsy Yorh can boast Of the o.
found at his old Once Dr. hYs5 can satisfy any one thai
ne 10 legally qualified 70 practice Physie and Hurgyha s
Of your general "ryseans"-snd that skill the treat
mt "a mapagement Sf every variety Of ve.srsa Din
a., s9! oniy f0n ey pan q ss United ses.s but The,
p1 patients year discouneuanee quackery in any form
md therefore, take this method Of informing snge saa per
he rsatmsai Of hsiy diseass Every undertake. sas
make no shsrss No matter how long you may have 0et
T. no had and bons: Of shs ess will and You.
sssd Seminal Weakness brought bye INDUCED
~ youle men have paid much Attention TO treatment
vies hs. s1pereneed ny nluy nsstnsat Dyspepsa vsak
.ess ne limbs snd email Of The back confuson Of intellect
osly sv,nptoms Of this eomplsn' mrasetions follow
containing ~ for advice attended Observe, Ofee II
-s-p- st--. os, so~- hers Th~thsn r. irnsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

the late Sir Humphrey Davy and Sir Henry Halfod, that
Bears properly was the best thing
discovered for the preservation OF the hair restoring when
bald Messr A. B. Sands Co have iayed expense in get
the Bears from canada and elsewhere and
have prepa in such that the OIL combined with
its high perfume renders indispensable for the toilet and dress
ing room of all.
Sold by A. b. SANDS CO., No. 27s Broadway, Granite
Budng, of Chambers 70 Fulton and II
East Broadway Price so cents large small bottles
fell lmkm
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nix. MARSHALL HALL, Of the most celebrated Phys
cacs in Euope, Is the discoverer Of this vain able med
cine 10 used in his practice the nobility Of Eng
md and hough ut the tnent o. and in every in
most happy results IL oa!y restores in tunctons Of life
bat exclusively dir cted the Of ch complaints
rise from dsorganizaon Of the Reneate orsans 1t
,tle tmua. sud Of the impa nd faculties OF life
debility, srng from svphiItc sense twill Afford decided
relief to those who BY early ndulGence 10 habits have
eakened the o. thei! sytem aud fallen Of
chronic debility by VIII oh the Constitution left 10 deplora
BILE d,ion and hat n-ryou. mentality KEEP which Places
individual in sta Of anxiety during the indr of f.
The arising from this dangeroas practice
ionhn to irs physical result but ch to moral
cons utlonal weakness sexual debility brought
habit induged in by young This is when qusnty
,ndIged IN The greatest eyl that besl DyspePss
tellect orEtfunes palptaton Of the heart aversion
ciey, consumpti ciaton, thu symptoms Of this dis
ease elects, wh reaulaty, obstruction certsn
cuaton total mpoteocy and secuay we'd
United States Price 80 BOTTLE bottles for So Sold
Duane .trset ms lmesrrc
DE CORpITr may b eo.suIssa eoaaac.qally ms OF
A.. respectfully informed that Dr. Corbit IL membss Of
univety Of the City Of New York. and TINT he has ersuvs
confined his practice from being general to the satnent Of
ctain classes of diseases tnow ov eleven n the city Of
medicine Do records . found h.
acuce The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the use
Of mercury, - has hossands Of ,etims Recent easse
are N few days removed entHly from e sysssm - na
you are judciousiy treated BY legally 2Iaea dns
e: By snS Sq.ei s,s w u es this
seed rot despair Of being restored 70 health 70 "
EpuaIo. Tii and rspssnbIy sussYr:s sag,ss sAs
Dscssrs pgfognd ats:.tio. Medicine may az az pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
EULL'S TRUSSES
NOTICE TO HgPTURED PERSONS.
PEkSONS afiicted With Wuutures NAV rrIy

PERSONS afflicted with Kuptures may rely
Nupon the best Instrumental aid the world affords,
spp .;Ss Re oa 1ss, No e ~ yssy
towns in the United Ststes Be careful to a.
amns the back pad Of Hu Tusscs 70 see they arc erdoed
BY Dr.. Hail. in writing None genuine, or 10 Be relied
upon good. without his signature.
Many Psons have undertaoa to vend mitstons Of Hub
qucnce These mitntiora he relied rpcn they made
81 unskul mechanics ard better thsn tho ordinary
Rooms have bess fitted ar no ycsey street, exclusively
ssr ladies' having separate from the Business depart
ent where femals IN eoastant attsodsncs to visit
Synae psfiesfs fii
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RE the unvaled emedy Tor dseases o. prvate ma
n positive and speedy without the restriction
Of Diet hind aacs from bus ness The many advantages
.ule. and other eating mixtures tail to gvr thsma
smell they do affect the scken the so
mach in The least and nav be taken Any M in the presence Of
themselves without fear Of Suspicion d.co They
ally sfecual either in all complaints such as
sonorh obstinate geet seminal weskns and all otner dis
Of the urethra and urinary They tive tore and
other medicines: They COMPOSED entirely Of vesssbie in.
week. generally ny cured in two three days.
70, sale wholesale and retail BY VIM Watson Apcthscass
Price 81 per box They conveniently sent BY post
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GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH
CHE DkOPS-AN IMMEDIATE

ACHE DkOPS-AN IMMEDIATE
AND PERFECT CURE.-Those who
have felt the painful throbbing and excru-
cia ing pangs Of this disease shooting
through their jaws with most tormenting
perseverance and, as Is often the case,
have received but little sympathy from
friends on such occasions, will no doubt
be much pleased TO know VI a remedy
that will never fail to quiet forever the
uomarcifut offender
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

VELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL
cure If gonorrhe ssst seminai sMisstons and all mceo
ss
Pr .si
ssi GSss: u
s's a. I'd FisEsRDsoN NJ D. As..
RICORDs ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE FOB THE PER;
~ ans cure q o. y q rs
ss
I'D Is E' H. s:;: .:
cs;s: M's'' y? shissaI + b S;sss D. Agent
CoNCENTRATED EXTRACT Or sAEsAPARlLLA.
y sas s SS' q
:sss q sssss Ike g E:
snS ma. sn @ on f III
dses,s aIi,inI from a. impure sat. Of the blood such .
Sss he
:yPhiiis or an injsdeio use Of mercury '
'?' :ss' Si S.I dozen cents '''A'
S: lefw ,,s S. al Of The gsSs
d 2s' Of tbs c' 3 H sGax ;si NJ D. Au..
s 1s.
I, al Enc.
an invaluable remedy orimPonee. strity, or barrennss
(unless depending mslfomation.) =
Single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen -; casfny
Once Of the Coiiese Of Medicine and Pharmacy. Nassaa
w. B. KICHAhD6ON. M d. Agent
d9Orc
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL, OFFICE1Citsens and
IVA 5tranaers medical and surgical advice NO
Mott street. for any diseases that aet the
S ). ssSo
NTOTICE--MADAME REsTELL, Female Phy.clan.
would state that IN conseq9encs Of the em9va 2. the Pos.
Once ali hereafter be addressed Box 259 instead
Of s heretofore to her residence lac greenwich street.
fIs D&Wlmsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12

'rOBACCO-3o boxes Swesny I..wis mfg for sale bv
f. X. COLLiNS& CO.
mice IS South street
'TOBACCO-T boxes sveeny and Lewis nanufsctursd To
ma X. c6IEiN5k Co., y so.,h 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
READ THIS

READ THIS.
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical ine especially
n standing rec advice and medicine gratis
o. INC ,s spp cations heishsr ssms or Is,d,gss al
No. IT kpaaa ssrest y, HElNE, 10. "
IN oUsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &c.

LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &c.
The Loss Of Feet and Less no Hindrance to he
.fcf Of Walking!
JOHN f. THOMAS Cork Leg Maker. &C., 5sl
fully informs Ii, public that he continues 20 man,
ufaeture ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, on plan the
most corrco and leas complicated having, through
necessity, invented made and worn an artificial leg
for forty years, and been manufacture for thirty
five years. feels confident of giving satisfaction to
all who call on him for Legs, Hands, Arms, o. the
! common Wood Leg
N. B.-All letters must be postpaid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
DR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great Panacea for all diseases Of the Lungs and Breast
OF
all the
medicines
ofthe day, and
there great
variety which profess
to be Of great value TO the
human family, we hesitate not
to pronounce Dr. Swaynes Com.
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry one
If he diae0 Of

pound Syrup of Wild Cherry a. one
Of the greatest discoveries Of modern
science; ofsll the many compounds pm put forth
ture not remedy can re named which has in ~
short of time, acquired such unbounded confd nee
with the public and has performed such miraculous cures. and
which has meted and received much euOgum from the Ia
Guilty and Others, this Justly ceepnted remedy Daily we
ed Coughs Colds Asthma, !ufiuenza Bronchitis Splitting
or Tickling in the Throat Palpitation of the Heart
Nervous Debility, Broken Constitution from the abuse
Ia. Saasd the xii Of eminent medical prscsitoners
when nvalids were given up hope'en. BY hav.
ing and peeveing in that powerful remedy have
been radically cured There in the hands Of che propre
certificates Of which would astonsh credu
lily itself they made known the world 70 those who
fair trial yen will then be convinced this is no miserable
compound safe and powerful remedy and that its
tive powers stand alone and equaled by none:
CAuTIoNFrom the great popularity Of this medicine
Of WILD asSnY "a attached TReo Sc Caution. ts
ask for the original and only genuine preparation from this vau
able tree.
Dr. swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Chery, Principal
Office w. Of 9th and Race sts Philadelphia Agents
D Miln9t corner Coz of Broadway and John street New
2o5 Blocker street. New York; Havland Reese Co., N York
Winslow Rochester, N J. Adams, and Z. Kleine,
g. Louis VIM Thorn Pittseug; h. B His man, Cincinnss
H. Fierce stSnwi. Hall Maidsn Lane Albany. n York;
Backa' Bull Troy N York; spalding HARRINGTON WoF-
1dss S%yaO n Grant pGaihk S N Y91;
field, Mass; p Hall Co., Boston, Mass; 4. g. Holder.
East Boston, Mass Ransom Stevens Boston, Mass; p M.
Cohen & Co. Charleston. s. q. jas sn~rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-12
F A B Z R S EG AR FACT TORY,
n Division Street,

FA Z R SEGAR ACTORY,
II Division Street,
NEW YORK.
THE UNDERSIGNED have established an extensive Seaar
,oo = RysGn street New York under The dIec;
one Of the largest Factories in Havana for nineteen
The following kinds Of Segas he Faber Sc
gar Factory and Of which large hand will be
found equal to Havana Sega of corresponding style and
age:-
Imperial Resaa, Trabucos Common Size,
Eesalia Panetelas, London Size,
- All boxed in the Havana STYLE
he have settled the Son 1 their Senior in Have
market.
they have hand for SALE large stock Of Havana Sc
gar' sntltIsd to deben'ure 81 the following brands
Noriago, Fragranzia La Norma
DE M0ya, Cubrey, Esperanza,
Lord Byron, Upman, Riondo,
Escuapius, Minerva. La Eama
La ralma, Victoria, Columbia,
Dos Hermanos, La Pa1, Al.o, Principe, SC.
f27 smsrc No i New street, corner of Wall.
TENT AGATE BUTTON
THOS. PkOSSER, PATENTEE,
Plat Street. New York.
NOTICE hereby given the undersigned the Patentce
and Exclusive Owner Of the Patent Right tn. Porcelain
Baton sonmopy known a Prosser's Patent Agate Button
states to take effect from the 2S January sl
suits 70 De commenced in the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the Southern District of New York. for the infringe
ment Of said Letters PATENT and prepared enforce
and my right. under said Patent the fullest
tent Of the law give this public notice sh III pro-
coed forthwith by suit for damages and by bill equity
injunction against all infringing upon said Patent
The Buttons for sale By wholesale only
f22 lmsrc TUOMAS PROSSER
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CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!

CItJAKS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
NJ EZEKIEL go Nassau opposite the Herald Build
ngs respectfully invites the of his FRIENDS and
the public generally to the following choice Cigars Just
ceived by late arrivals from Havana -
Kegaas Of various Panetelss Of various Alliansa,
= brands, brands Knickerbocker
Normas, Principles, La Flornda,
Yngenuidad, Rionda, Estrelias
EsIsranza, Napoleones, Lara
La India, Norlegas, Lord Bvrons
above Sega are and mp0rsd and
the trade invited to call and examine them.
B.-Orders from abroad will be strictly attended to.
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SANDS,S SAKSAPARnLA

THE INSTINCT mammals in direct opposition the
Of teaches them what vegetable productions
and which avoid but nstic further IL
improve upon discovery belongs enlightened
elaborate improve to perfect that which has discovered
Sands exempli6caon of the wonderful eff
cay which intellect through the medium Of scientific research
and Philosophical experiment. deyolve in the preparation
originating in diseased condition Of the vital eement-and
how large proportion Of all diseases do these classes
hendths well known specific is held to be nfable in its e
fecu When all all other practice has failed when the exnib
ton of every other variety of medicine which skill hope
gesd have proved useless Sands Saapara has number
less instances wrought speedy cure.
The following Certificates recently received, will be read
pamphlet which is furnished without charge by all the
Agents.
MEssRs. A. b. 4 D. SANDs:-
have been afflicted with scroula for nine yean past. It
peared in forms from but did
break in ulcers until about four ago large swelling
appeared had L lanced. 1t then commenced eat
aad continued to until the deahy from
elbow shoulder nearly all ulcers. II then broke
out both sides Of neck and ended 70 my face had
number ANGLE and bottoms of eet My uf
been under the Of physicans have taken iodine
Panacea aud other and had nearly despared Of
getting relief when induced by Mr. Rockford your
Sanaparilla. Ny assumed healthy appearance
and atterrd myself with plea that should be we'll again
have taken eighteen bottles Of .dcine My
all healed and general health b~ than has been for
nice and cribe to the efficiency Of Sar
been saved much severe suffering and ds6gure ss and my
Signed, CYNTHIA N. TURf8R.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. COurtlandt street and 81 Liberty street,


No. COurtlandt street and 81 Liberty street,
NEW YORK.
Three Doors from Broadway. =
THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened on the goth inst when
and the public with board Tn Lodging large and
try The internal cannot fail to please
other cities and the country
The furniture Beds aud Bedding all new and made
Families who sh parlors and Sleeping Rooms attached can
andsomey accommodated The subscribers their
friends and the public that no efforts their shall be
and lille they solicit share patronage they hope by
attention. to the Sqs: Of Their yocston
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS,
No. Gold street, New York.
(LATE THE CALEDorIA).
HENRY WILSON (f Brooklyn bsgs inform his friend.
Establishment on 'oS Day The 18th Of March, sas
every department. and the very best OF every description
csaIs domestic and imported ae' and porter
An Ordinary will be served up every day from to o'clock
F. NJ; and Refreshments will be furnished any hour during
the day aud evening. f2s mje
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE Co,
Election held this day for Directors Of this Institution
for the ensuing the following gentlemen elected
Thomas T. woodruff Anson Baker,
r. Robson, NJ D., Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tuck r, James f. Holmes,
John r. Dawson, John r. Moore,
John II. Lee, VIM, X. Thorn,
Caleb G. Tunis, Thomas Monell,
Francis Sage, Eugene Bogart,
:ab MsT meeting Of s 0G sos1 sn ThoMAs
nec ''' GEO. r HOPE SECRETARY.
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TO THE LADIES.
DIX HULHS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS

JTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
THIS new instrument for he radical cure of
Prolapsus VI or Falling OF the Womb,
by external application, superseding the use
Iof the objce.icpu, Pessary, il confidently re.
|com ncrded to the sfiicted u the means OF
perfect rcstorntion TO health, y never having
failed Of performing a cure. ecra padeT the
most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained very high
rhsYartsr IN k.uyone al we'll m in this ropntyv
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wife. MASON y. TUfPER.
The following interesting nmeni itssf TO the
careful attention Of those similarly Affected
SANDS, CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA


careful attention Of those similarly aficted:-
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA.
speak experimentay when say that his medicine 10 "a
NOR effective the Of chronic or acute rheum than
other preparation have tested Hav endured
teme sue times within the last five from repeated
attacks Of sml have ny used Sands
III has been for many months past my .pIee is coed
and strength rapidly returnng attribute this healthnl
change entirely OF this medicine Feeling
dssy sympathy with those who afflicted with this tor
ny to such the Of hi. valuable specific
Having the confidence the medicine AID skill Of
Dr. Ssnds was uduced thereby try the effects Of their Gar
sepaa and take pleasure n adding testimony that
known to and unsolicited by the Messrs, sands:
CHARLES DYER, Jr.,
Druggist and Apotfecary,
40 and u Westminster 1t Providence, X. l.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of il
value and efficacy pamphlets, which may be obtained
gratis Of Agents.
Prepared sold Wholesale and rssai and BY
70 Fulton street, 27s Broadway. n East Broadway.
a ,mAs
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A PLEASANT SHAVING SOAP.
NRY,C CHIN ESE GRE M

NJ B-ERhty dozen fresh Havana Pines, in gseA s.Asr,
sale. Also 1900 Oyster Kegs. die 3ms re
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. OFFICE-Citirens and
M strangers obtain medical and surgical advice q No
hum.u systsm which bevonl medical aid All diseases
he Al wi candor and integrity. miro
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-07-26
For the American.
oI 'Hc american
Estimate Of Farming Expenses in England
and America.

IT is the opinion Of many individuals that
farming is not profitable business in this coun-
Try. because the high price of labor and the low
price of produce would preclude all hope of re-
muneration tor labor bestowed and capital in.
vested in this branch Of business This idea has
induced parents TO educate their for other
professions either theology, law, or medicine
with vain hope that, by devoting their time TO
these several professions, they wc.e enabled 10
better their condition in life, increase their re.
speciality, and extend their usefulness In
some isolated cases the anticipaiions of fond pa.
rents have also been fully realized Young men
Of humble station have, by industry and severe
mental application, become shining lights, and
consequently materially bettered their condition.
But, in nine cases ont of ten such has not been
the case In pursuing my professional duties,
have come in contact with men who delighted in
their boyhood. TO roam about their fathers
farms, and assist in such work as their physical
strength and experience would enable them
Their Kind parents, however, thought to elevate
them TO a higher condition, and were willing to
make great pecuuiary sacrifices 10 fit them for a
station which they were, AT future time design
ed to occupy. Even in the commencement of
their professional career they were disa pponted
Thrown upon cold and deceitful world without
friends or influence, they were compelled to en-.
ter into competition with powerful rivals,-be
exposed TO the decei,funess and treachery of the
designing and even sometimes to unjust perse-
cutons. They soon discovered that a learned
profession is the most arduous and perpexng I;
and, in their difficulties and perplcxi,ies, they
often regretted that they ever quilted their ia.
thers' occupation Now, in order to induce
farmers TO educate their sons in the science of
agriculture, will, with your permission, make
an estimate for stocking a farm in England and
the United States. You will perceive, after a
careful perusal that the expense of farming in
Eng and is much heavier than in this country 4;
but, Notwithstanding it is there considered a
very respectable and profitable business. If So,
why can It not bemsde equally as respectable
and profitable in this country, We must bear in
mind that in England the soil is not the property
| of the farmer it either belongs to the crown,
the nobility, or the church Ii is cultivated up-
on certain conditions, and for stipulated price,
and the owner always retains the privilege Of
controlling the lessee in his farming operations.
In this country the farmer is commonly the own.
er Of the land he cultivates, and is consequently
happier and more independent. My estimate
for stocking farm in England, is taken from
| the British Husbandry,' published under tho
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-07-26

oY-TuS IIEAI.-We do not recollect ever
having experienced SO long a continuance of hot
weather. Aud what is singular, the warmest
days during the warm season have been Mondays
About the middle Of May we had one extremely
warm Monday. On Monday. the 9th Of June,
the thermometer, at Philadelphia, stood at lol
and Monday week last, the THERMOMETERS, in this
place rose 10 %. On Monday last, though the
thermometer only rose 10 96, we thought the heat
more oppressive than any day this season.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-07-26
Arrival Of the Steamship Britannia.
FOyrRTE ZEN DAY


The steamship Britannia arrived at Boston
on Saturday, with fifteen days later news from
Europe.
There is m active demand in the cotton mar.
kc', and the sales have been large.
The weather has been favorable, and the
crops are doing well.
The produce market maintains firm appear.
nncr.
The American provision trade is dull
American securities, in consequence of'he cf
forts made by the people Of Pennsylvania iop,y
it's debts, have gone up.
Large subscriptions have been made in Eng.
land for the sufferers by the fire at Quebcc.
Mr.. Everett, the American Minister. has
been delivering an address before the British
Agricultural Association at Cambridge.
The Journal dcs De5a,s contains an account
of the Russian Count Apraxin, his vile and
children, being burned in vengeance by their
infuriated serfs. tie tra,ed his murdrrerS, il
i. said, with unhrard OF cruelty. aud the terri.
Bile retaliation is therefore the less surprising
Madame Laret recently sscendcd in her bal.
loon from Avgnon. The balloon dropped into
the Rhone. and but for the exertions Of young
man who jumped into the river to her rescue
she would have been drowned
The Railway Bell announces discovery ofa
DR.. Bickes, by which the earth, including the
poores, soils, and even sand, are made to pro-
duce abunGan'ly all sorts of crops, without any
kind of manure
The money raised in England ami Scol,nd,
last year, by thirteen Missionary Tract, Bible
and School societies, amounted to no less SUN
than G:}03,9I2.
THE STATE l.rSATic AsyluM-At the last
session Of the Legislature, $1,000 were sppro.
priated towards building a State Lunatic Asy-
lum, and we see by the proceedings Of public
meeting which we published yesterday, Q7th
inst,) that The people Of Harrisburg are moving
IN favor OF the project.
The law requires that the building to be erec.
ted shall be large enough to contain $50 in.
mates, and shall cost s5O,OOO. Some 5000
have been already subscribed in Harrisburg for
the purchase Of a farm for the site, and about
$1,000 more will be required 10 secure the To-
cation in that county.
Miss d. l.. Dix, through whose laudable eff.
forts the law was passed, authorizing the es,ab-
lishment ofthe Hospital, pledges herself to G We
$4,000 10 the building fund.- rs soon as the "a rm
is subscribed for. The Harrisburg Union says
she has the amount in hand for which she stands
pledged, and will give it eheerfuly, as soon as
her terms sre complied wi,h.-Ltdger.