New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

Interesting from their contrast to things they exist
.,,s in res6in. them could doubt bis long absence
frur town
r. Ms Bradbury gives Juvenile Concert
is Fvs.ps a, the Tabernacle, for the benefit II par
# the Nar.Yoyk Prison Associated laere i not
all cur various 5enevolen; institutions ons when
deserves tie support of all the friends OF nunani
- ,bsp which NJ. Bradbury hiss SO generously coz
p.c,ad WIKI nj; Concert and we hope 'aa- 'oE .a''
-easou II 70, 20 other he may hsve fai noose ~
Nasa We observe viii sing several aew pieces anc
brief Address vii be made 81 Ju6se EDSoNDs, CoAif
man Of the Executive Cornirtee Of the Prison asso
citation.
z We hope the Philharmonic Society will not
n.fee. 70 secure The services OF Mde Proc a. their ne3
Coucer. Such omission would Re much regretted oy
the musical world.
r TIE daguerreovpes OF Punbe are unlFe''
saly considered the finest specimens Of tie Az ever eS
ecuted in The United Sssses and visit 20 his elegant
Gallery No. PSI Broadway. will convince The most IN
creduious of bis superiority in this branch OF the me
Puu6e mas literally borne away the palm from
all competitors.
CURATIVE EFFECTS OF MEsxERIsM.-A young
lady of Ohio, abou: IS years of age, who has been
for some time at schoo! az Hartford. Conn received
an injury in the lower par OF her spine, il Novera
Der last. from fsll, which rendered be. unable to
bear even the slightest elevation toward erect po
.ton and KEEP, her continual pain Size attended
by the mos, sklful physicians without benefit oui a,
length under the advice OF physician OF this city, she
sa, placed on bed constructed 70. the purpose and
brought, here By railroad and steamboat with the view
of irving the effects OF nesmerc treatment under MS
direction she arr-ed here or ihe3d inst accompanied
by her brothernla and sister and put up az Judsons
Hotel Broadway The following evening the physician
introduced Mr. Otz distinguished masnetizer, AND re-
commended him TO make the proper mesuer1c passes
along the spine Tor the purpose OF asyns The high neIv
GUS excitement under which she was iaborns, and
which had continued without intermisson. from the
time of the accident. The passes were quite efectua
and tina, Eight she enjoyed sound and refreshing sleep
which had obtained for the previous ave months
The mex, morning. the usgneiizer by means Of TIE
nesmerc passes alone gradually raised her to an erect
position In which she remained abcu, minute IN the
evening ne operated again and she was again enabled
10 al, erect, The doctor then directed him to raise her
upou er feet which he did with few passes sad, sup
ported By the magnezer and the physician she found
herself able 10 walk several times across the ROOM At
ter resting about fifteen minutes in easy chair where
her expressions OF wonder and gratitude were deeply
erven, and affecting she repeated her walk around and
across the room and retiring full OF JOY and hope again
passed the night in tranquil sleep
On the following morning, the mesmeric passes pro-
we'd so eectus tha; she considered sufficiently re.
stored to undertake journey 10 Philadelphia that al
,ernoon on her way her family in Ohio Mr Otz &C.
cornpanied her the depot in Jersey City, and having
seated her comfortably in the and slowed away her
previous travelling couch upon tho top transferred hs
csneric power over her her brotherinsw and SAW
her start on her unexpected journey. The following are
extracts of letter from the sister who accompanied
her 10 her physician in this city dated Hsrrisbnrgh
Penn Apri! 18th, 1876
81 fear our negecting to wri,s from Philadelphia will
lead you TO think do appreciate the kind interest
vou took In sisters case BE assured do and ever
shall remember you with gratitude. Our Kind
friend Mr. Otz 10 whom you will please remember uG
doubtless told you how well succeeded in getting To
the Cars .r. B able to continue the influence 10
such dSgree to keep her very easy Tor about two
hours when owing 10 some relaxation OF effort she be-
came SICK AT the stomach We gave her the little slo-
bues gpecacusnnal which relieved that and then.
Notwithstanding the noise and motion o: the cars Mr.
g. succeeded in putting her into a sounder sleep
than ever mad been in before and sue awoSe from
| it quite refreshed For two days after arrival in
Philadelphia she felt weary for exerton but on the
third night after being macuezed she sat up for more
than two hours and walked about the room fO- nearly
an hour she slept well that night, ana next day
quite comfortable We left Philadelphia at half past
seven the morning and rode nine hours the rough
es, Railroad in the county but under the magic Influence
abe kept quietly asleep most OF the time She feels
much facued and to-day but Is in good sprs q,
the idea of starting aud the comparative with which
the rect Of the journey will b. performed