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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

a VISIT TO SAS Jean DE uLLaA-Tdc PENNSYLVANIA In
qurer has been favored with the porusa Of letter from
Tsmpco which states that Lieut. Rams of the F.urrb
Aite'y, was a. TamgcO awaiting the Generals arrival
lie just from Vera Cruz. wlthcr he had been sent
With flag TO deliver some Of Gen. Tay.ors PRISONERS
There were about 1900 troops Vera Cruz at the ue and
1000 ~ the Castle, all badly p'oyisiould and with wore.
equipments. The Lieutenant received by the officer
IN command IN excellent style, and with great courtesy
lie represents the and de,ences as Indifferent but p-o-
Of improvement, by additional redoubs and lines Ev
erythng is however, Commanded by sand mills abou, zoo
yards distant from the cry aud well calculated for the no.
siuons Of our aIti ~ The Castle it thought woud
be shCled and blown up.
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CITY ARRIVALS.

Erot,vor HorEt-Nlrch &c ~ Care,, Naryiand Geo w
rue Winehsstsf; ~ Rice. Wisconsin. French Har
rand Norfolk Gonan Nounampon; Lone rappasnn1ct
saund. g. W 1msburg T. q Penney A-cora- T. rIrtehrr
tynehburg Hunt Noffot Murhead P,tsrbIfr ~ ~ suit
too Mss, w Cri'cher, Tennessee " iilsve Nsvy r
Fwanr Hct anr, B1tmore w Mercer u = NAVY ia v
HaHitt, Amy Ph Winston, Hanover q Newton Norfolk
Diswen Havara J0h Cafona u Farmer Montgomery
Jones' Puiui, Aiibamn w 7 siocston Fotdl; w WI
burn, Georgia
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tTRAgsNIIrD roE M BAlr. A1lEr.AN.I

fHItAUELEHIA, March ], 3 +. VI.
fire occurred early this morning Heads Mansion
iouse, by which The r9o Of the building burned Off
The boardes greatly terrified and many If them es
capped IN their night dresses The wardrobe OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles hean, which in the house at the time was
saved. Tie house and furniture were insured.
The wOrAmen Navy Yard refused 10 work to-day
IN consequence OF an order from Washington changing
The hours u labor.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.

mARon Let. lsi7.
communication received from tho House. inform
ing tho Senate OF the passage OF
AN Act changing the times OF holding the Circuit Superior
Courts OF Cumberland and Appomat,ox and tho Town
Lynehoarg-Reierred - committee OF Courts Of Jus
An Act To authorize tho Auditor to issue warrant upon
the Treasurer in favor OF Peter Moorcs adm'r-Reier
red TO the committee OF Claims.
And have adopted n resolution allowing further Tina
to claimants Tor Revolutionary land bounty TO
their claims On motion OF Mr.. wrrcnER laid upon the
table. NfV' WV
Mr.. McMuLLEs. chairman OF the committee of Internal
Improvements, reported. without amendment tho
Act authorizing the Board OF Public Works purchase
wo-hiths OF the stock OF the Alexandra Canal company
Also,
Bill for the extension OF the James River & K,nswb,
Canal to tho Town OF Buchanan. Also,
Bill authorizing the Stanton * Scottsvile Turnpk,
company to increase their stock. to enable them to Me
AdamiEc their road.
The Alexandria Canal bill was then TAXI en- nm ,., h
read a third time e
Messrs. WALLACE, RooERs and MooKE made strong nm.
peas in behsi OF this bill. Mr.. McMuLLkS alone oppoang
Noes 7, "a follows:
AYrs-Messrs Sutton. Thompson, Wallace, Moore.
williams Wiley, Bondurant. Voolfolk. Gallaher John
suinger Amber, Rogers, McCaucy. Parriott, Frye
Nors-Messrs. Scott, (Speaker.) Woods, Spark Baptist
Garrett, Dennis, McMulen-7.
SO the Ball passed.
Mr.. wooIFoLK offered the following resolution upon
which he called the previous question.
Rs'oired, That during the balance Of this session no
member shall be allowed to speak more than Is minutes
upon any subject.
Mr.. McMuLLES called for the Ayes and Noes The re.
solution was agreed to; Ayes -, Noes L.
An Act TO complete the extension of the James River &
h,nawha Canal from Underwater, in the city of Rich
mond. TO the town OF Buchanan was then taken up and
read third time, and. after few remarks by Messrs
WALLACE, BoSpURANr, WIrcHKR and GALLAuER was
passed
On motion Of Mr.. WALLACE, the bill authorizing the
Farmers Bank OF Virginia and the Exchange Bank of Viz
gina TO establish offices OF discount and doposite in the
town OF Alexandria, and for other purposes taken up
and passed.
The Seottsville and Stanton Turnpike bill was on mo-
ton OF Mr. BoSpuRANr taken up. and being thorough
~ discussed oy Messrs MoMULLES GALLAnER and MooRE
in favor aud MIR WILEY in opposition the bill was p,ss
ed: Ayes Is, Noes 8.
On motion of Mr. SFARK tho Senate adiournsd
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"-Nr. Murphy 10 Nr. JoEss.
LOCATION .! rHE UNlrLp 81,

Galveston. .rexa-) April l., ls44
Ssh The undersigned, charge d'atilos oi the United
States near the government o. the republic If Texas has
the honor OF informing Mr. jones' lhat wh.., h govern
m-nt approves OF the general and hIs inter
cJur'e with the government OF the republic OF TeN,s re-
greet ie IN peIceving that his zeal for tie accomplish
meni OF objects alike beneficial and interesting 20 both couu
tries had led HIM beyond Tie strict line OF ms instructions
that the President Of the United Staes considers himself
restrained BY the constitution ot the Union the en-
poyment OF the army and navy against foreign power
with whom the United States al peace; and tina,
the President of the United states inisp1sed a
measure Of prudent precauton and preliminary 10 The
proposed neso1uon, 10 concentrate IN the GIf OF Mexico
and on the southern borders OF the United States sufficient
naval ana military force, TO be directed the defence OF
the inhabitants and territory Of Texas proper time he
Is unwilling that the authorities OF Texas should apprcherd
that be has power 10 employ this force the period rd
Gated Ia my note TO You Of the l4n OF February LAST,
lC NCLy.E1 1EEOw.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

t'EhALh SCllOOL.-Mfs. CARoIfyr =
MAYO expects TO opcn hsfsslo,i on MONDAY Oh. ISM,
''' NIB AVIAN
~ H'I I4'" hss Npruru aiI Vifrna Nais for
~ savoy mh WI ANDERSON 4 60
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02


We observe in yesterdiy's Enquirer the proceedings Of
Locofoco meeting in HeuricO county, at which pream
bic md resouion adopted setting forth that the meet
ing bad ",oon nothing course Of the Hon James A.
seldom tho representative Of this congressional District
90 weak en- their confidence him firm and consistent
Democrat" end therefore they declined taking any action
n reference TO the approaching election. Butts obvious
nevertheless that they altogether free from suspicion
and disuu1t-or why do they the rather uucom-
course Of calling meeting o the people Of enrco,
in advance Of April court 60 Wit the 18Th nst.) and
request Mr. Seldom "a'icnd that time" for the pur-
pose Of addressing boz l. put him 10 the question
10 demand Of him certain 'p.odgcsin the event Of biz
refusal o. give which. those who may be dissatisfied with
that refusal, may have opportunity, the April courts
Go take the necessary steps role him off, least to
bring another candidate into he 6odl We shall see.
~ The trial of iio libel case. in which Senator Benton
ispa'nuH, and EzGoy Thomas defendant came up before
tho Circuit CoIrn Washington last Mond1y The coun-
sci for Nr Thomas moved Tor plsponement next
M1uily on o ground Of the necessary absence Of him
ELI Annsp,I and OF Of hs council Con. Jones
10 attendance ire Supreme Court. The motion 10 post
pone opposed by ,hs District Attorney Mr. Key, Mr.
Fo1do and Col. Preston of S. g. The Court agreed that
che should be put oil ul Thursday There an
exciting scene u ihc progress II the dscussion-Mr.
Maus1y, one of the counsel q Thomas. having made
statement on authority Of Thomas. In regard to certain
threats made o. deter Mrs. Linn from giving testimony,
which Senator Benton declared was false Judge Muuoll
called 10 order the statement twice REPEATED
and twice with the rosponso false J" from COL
Benton d,slc of he interference Of tie Judge. F.
naiiy Col. o.. .DI, tte room.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

Ol inuf.dsy. tba 18Th uit, by Rev. Gsorg. " Tuee.
M M.htwf DNIs 90 Ms' Lr.SJA svrBfR, oil OF k,rg
g. Queen cDun ". W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
ImpOrtantto Farmers.

letter from highly respectable house in New York
to commercial house in this city, says The preference
now altogether for yellow Corn, though but few months
back white was preferred. Meal from white Corn is now
also diiicali Of sale"
Yellow Corn, understand, be readily sold Tor
or cents per bushe than white in the New York
market The farmers will perceive the importance plant.
ing their next CROP OF having reference to fact likely SO
seriously affect their nieress-for even # the next Eu
ropean hnrves should be abundant not to be doubted
that the demand for Corn will to be large for m
or eighteen months to come. Having become famiarizcd
indeed, to It's use may pate that will continue
after the necessity which exploration originates
shall have ceased exist, constitute no ineonsderabe
portion Of the food Of the people Of Great Britain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

@ SEQ tio lou,r, IN our advertising columns, Of Mr.
WIN ~ Carter Of Hcnrico. in regard tho beneficial e.
iecu Of d. Bannngs body-brsee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

" ID. llohck will lecture a subIec, of peculiar IN
tercst n'ght-on the specific differences between the
white and back race illustrated IN tbeir physical sruc-
urc and organization Tie requests ne to invite parucunr-
y the members Of the Legislature to honor him with their
Attendance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
Mcssrs. JOHN N. Eusiaoe 81 Son
1" ENTI.EMEN ,,Lo a..

II ~ Wv b''"TLN'--l IHke TINS opportunity 4
- inlom y'uof tr rrltcicf anrdcd my w &C. bf t rr
VI hannnE Lace Sh' has been 1orrr ~ narett
70 nfaty ve yrnfs, though eard1uf rompcs
me beneh defv'd om The id cous mr. o. sln
feNo'nf iho Hpn'l rut1n hut n avnK un1be o wall
or 90 Dot short time without pain ~ fr sfs ing wa
o"n' IN htd Snec thH application ~ me t1cc hls W.
"loo Wan ne without fatigue early. up a. d,t at
atteus 10 hrf hou hh dutcs he has scvsfai times r.,
hat n he could rr0cuea fmir lace. sfr w. d not rae
with THE i0f u1unnd diis This sofrlun fra 4s bee
deferred until orr thit The ,n-tt was rr.nt-
having become fib sas1ed that subject cfrstry .uh
thil ~ your di'pont very resrccifnuy,
Hrruc1 County WA a rsrrru
March d.. 1877. 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

" We are -utborusI To- coy that ions TH.an,e. Jf.
20 vii be- o cauddl'o for recollection in 90, Senatorial
D''ne, com27sed of the counties OF Alternate, Nos1n
and AmAcrsi, .n tao Legislature Of Vrg1l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

81 JIG announced, by authority, n yesterday Rspub-
Ir'o and Times, that Joslr MAyo E.q the preseot de-
''ga'e i7 candidate 20 represent the City Of Richmond.
BOZ the next llJu.o Of DcIogat,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

I- Dr. Jefferson Minor, OF Essex, received the nomi-
nation OF the Wing Convention, Tappahannock on the
2jh ult candidate represent the Senatorial Dis
'e composed the counties Of Essex Caroline and Spo,
syiyana. His election u believed be certain; bu in
order to render assurance doubly sure. invoke the
Wings OF the District to out en- Biasse.
u RIcHARp ADAMS Esq. elected High Sheriff Of the
county OF lenuco, for years, Monday lst Of March,
successor Mr. Thos S. Dicksn whose term OF ser
then expired.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

1--WE undersigned are prepared Ia furnish Goa
- from NE Sion Hcnge rH' ~ the following nt.s 60
Best Gtate, ~ csnts. Delivered
Hah ~ a. 10, payable The Iu NJ D y an
'anuaiy' 20 god ani fcspon'ih,e customers Ap.iv to
"h JONES a WINSTON
Oh HIRE have for hire Carriaqe Dnyei
- who - also good Dinng-rOom Servant
ma' RICH. HILL, IL,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

" The highly interesting letter oi ouf Wellington c f
respondent give. account Of the important
ns Senate on Monday up 90 thc ume o. adjournment,
after one Ce'oct af night 10 VIII Boz ssen that the
Tnro Million B... hls pared. without the Wrm.t pIayi.
.o, and our correspondent believes unt DC will pa., the
House aso.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

o. Weor' clad TO eamftat tho Military Committee Of
Che Senate struck roo. rar Ten Regiments B de clause,
inserted n iho lloue. rowing the Lieutenant GrDcrl-
srP DO d'sl.". The bh was 60 be- ae,eI upon in tho
:. nate Yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

" To- yesi fi1y's Times boo. .apd that young man.
who gave bis mime as Jamss Clinton Randolph ws. az
rested OF lhn Cy Hotel a't Sunday night, charged with
having caua.saeg entered several ai e I.dzirg roym.
q gold watch was found Boo his possession. which VIZ
Identified as tho properly of one OF me bJari,r lie bus
been cent on for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

On Wednesday morning. June %, LETITIA. daughter
o., William and Margaret Alexander, sged year and
e ri Oqths
Tne friends and acqusntsnces Of the family re.
,pec,ay invited to attend her funeral this (Ihw'dsy
sre~n,,o a, O o'clock from Norfolk st
"Wednesday morning 23d inst OF cholera infaniun JU-
LA AMANDA infant daughter OF John and Mary A.
Robinson aged year and days
The friends and Acogsintances OF the family also
ihos' Of James Eimonds respectfully invited
.ri the funeral this Thursday afternoon at o'clock
- Waits at without farther invitation. Her remains
vii 20 taken 10 Greenwood for iuterment
On Wednesday morning after asevere and iogerng
N'nsss. EDWARD SMiLlE, bra,s founder Ia the san
year Of his sge
The friends Of the family the Shakespeare Division Of
the sons Of Temperance snd the Order OF United Amer
icsns respectfully invited 10 stend his funeral from
hs lse residence - Delaney A. on Thursday afternoon
81 O'Clock. Without f.rther Invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

For Sales Of Stocks, &C. see Fourth Peg.
WEpNZsDAY P. N

WEDNEsDAT 2. n
The tendency Of the Fancies was strongly
downward, today the market being pressed with more
Stock than it could bear bu, second Board there
was some frmnets Treasury Notes sold 70 small ex-
tent a, u and wanted a, that Government sxea
ls57, improved 10 g.
The Bill Market remains without change. No
dersie sales Sterling Cd6I Francs 32i.
In Freights there IL considerable doing. The
are without change but the tendency IL downward
For Liverpool an American chip taken Al 81 % aud
Id. in bags Another At l0aalld two for London
Bdu,h q, % Sd and I'D and three or four small vessels
a, lOd a I'D for outports
Money, today, was still more abundant than be
fore noticed. Tne quantity Of paper Offering is ANAL.
An extensive Chsncery sale Of property on the
Tenth and Eleventh avenues came Of, - day, a. the
Exchange and attracted large company The proper
~ wss offered By MessrS T. II Ludlow Co. and en-
braced 2ij lots situated Tenth and Doth fdes Ee
venih avenues and Forty second Forty third and Forty
fourth Much Of the property will be subject 10
heavy expenses before will become feasible building
land The block bounded By Forty third and Forty
fourth sta and the two sold and portion
Of the block South in all - lots prices ranging from
500 70 500 on the streets and from $3.50 10 SLID on
the avenues The prices obtained above the gen
ers expectation and higher than could have been
obtained AZ any time since the great sPecssiion' Of
ls35 The lots on the Tenth-sveuue brought $40 10
Us the corners bringing seyeray 500. 500 500
sBd l75 On the Eeventhavenu the prices we're
$50 10 $40 On Forty .secondst the lots sold at
$3.50 20 $500 on Forythird S22j 10 500 on Forty
ourthst $40 $3.50 the highest price being for that
nearest Tenth-aveuue The remainder Of the lots are
10 be offered 10 morrow.
Charles johnson. ESQ has been elected Presl-
den, Of the Norwich Bank and Frank Johnson Cashier
The Seneca County Bank has made dividend
Of per cent for the lss Fix months Daniel skasts
ESQ has been r, elected PRECEDENT
A dangerous counterfeit has been detected in
Wallet I,isa li,bogrsph imitation Of $40 note Of the
Csyuga Co. Bank letter A, No. s53, dated July l. si3
payable 10 A G. Besrdsley.
The bill charterng a railroad from New London
London 70 Wmaniie and thence to the State line has
passed both branches Of the Connecticut Legislature
The only bank charter which has passed both Houses
Of the Connecticut Legislature s that Incorporating the
Iron Bank Of Canaan motion made In the
House 70 reconsider the vote negstving the bill for a
Bank in Derby lost by vote of lO2 70 l03 The
winstead Bank lost by vote Of 90 to l07 and
the Deep River Bank by vote Of 60 to o.
The Western Bank OF baltimore has declared a
dividend of three per cent for the ss, Fix months.
The Firemen's Insurance Co Of Baltimore has de.
clared halfyesrly dividend Of Ct per cent,
The Lowell Maine and Eastern Railroad divide four
per cent for the last Elk months.
The Michigan Central Railroad Stock has re-
Gently advanced 10 ago per cent its receipts show
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On Sunday evening last
stout half past O'Clock FIRE broke out IN the newly
constructed drying klns belonging 90 Messrs Kelsv &
Potter In Agiers. The flames extended 10 q lumber
ysrn aud wharf contiguous and for several hours they
burned with great tereeness and rapidly. Some Eve
s'V thousand bushels Of corn were consumed. The
building belonged 10 Messrs p. Whitney and Murphy
Who not being insured. are losers 70 consdersbs
tent The buildings were entirely destroyed
N o Delta 18th
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Markets Carefully reported for The Tribune.
N.rr....r - In. D

AsHES-The market is steady, bu, there being few
hin. out the tales are small Pots are 81 at Pearls
a. so Export from let 10 22d June, 45ij oOs Pots
PeBrls, none.
COTTON-There ia little movement too day, and
IN, market IL caster for the buyer. Some sales arc
reported a, c decline About COO bales changed bands
mostly to spinners.
Krport from he Ports Of hs UEted States from Isl Sea
boz ls46. % JAne % lsil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

The route West from kalamazoo will be by Niles One
million of dollars will probably be expended the road
this year.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank Of Memphis
has advertised that IL will receive It's paper in pay
ment for all liabilities TO II
The line OF the Hudson River Railroad has been
located from NewYork 10 the South line of Du,chess
Co and found more favorable than anticipated.
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bodr0lul.

DOaRDING-Can be had 10 a healthy ant central lo-
ID cation -rse snd commodi Us house, pleasant rooms.
" On shower cold and hot baths a. 15 Most be-
tween Grand ard Br'cm- ,ts. Terms moderate Re'-f-
etce. EXCHANGED l-2i lw'
DOARBING-To Jet with hoard, suiie of rooms VII
ID panlne. allschad. suitable Jr gentlemen ard their
wives or a few si.ge gentlemen Asos hss-meut room
FOR physician. Office .lh board. Apply A. $50 Houston
- l-1i Sis
pOARD-A gentl- man and bis vie or two or wv or
ID three s1ge gentlemen csn obtain i board, or break
fast sud tea with pleasant frnished rooms In genee
famiy where f-w hoarders are taken. The house Is
p@asan. l0csied f-S doors from Wsshin gon squsr-
Apn'v lf6 HscU0uga'st between Amlty and Fnurth SIS
Reference. exchanged. l-N ~
DOAKD-.A geut ansn and hs wife or i'yo single yen
ID en-u can be accommodated with board with ne sec
ord story front room hall bedroom desired IN gen
e@l house sni ecabe and quiet ne ghhore0od
by applying II y s1dsm-st ia 81
DOARD-Geni rm-n aud heir wives or single gentle
ID m-n can be handsomely acc )mmOfaief with furnished
~ ish-d rooms and board, by applying ifmrdaey
At a. West " ashi0gt6n.place. le.4 W.
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN can be accommodated
twih AMI breakfast and YEA 10 pleas M part u
Markets near East Broadway. Address c Y - ihi-
Office. If@f II"
VERY DESIRABLE Apar.msnts to el, 10 single
gent4 men. with or W hout hoard, In the house OF n
rrVae family. a. 81 Walker 81 near Broadway Refer
euces exchanged. J--- Dis
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~ AnaIomical ,ln.enm. 23a Bowery.-T


institution The useful Interesting - the country,
sl coltf open and gives great Satisfaction % every
visitor There may be seen over hundred models u
te hImAn system. faithfully representing every part DO
Of thu male and female. n Pzsuc and natural pre-
psfalous executed ~ sresisst srss M The world
The wonder fi mechanism u the human system may here
he from Nature from he nrst q exist
ence through ell is VARIOUS states 20 fun Percd o ms
luriiy.
Here variety o. models sho Ing be rsvsges n d.,
Nature hist The brhucsf Stars bark = lL
zrmeut psTucu sfly he model representing M Ms
Among others 10 extraordinary flil sized model
Of Female. ne-4ike squire reclining co1ch, under
gAss-saprrOr 10 al pAntinss Also, he model OF th-
Chne.- Lady under The Influence Of bead, tongue
and hands Also Musicsl Clock, irnPored from
Germany. which aye sixteen tuues The whole cousu
Of The grvslesI curiosues 10 he world
dsiin sui.hed Physician II This city, who hss v.iied
he Museum that 1urng he travel. IN Europe BE-
hSs seen nothing 10 excel 10 Open frua o'c.ocs
uu 10 O'Clock Nednesdsys exclusively Tor Ladies
I'll ,urccVn. Price q sc mission 3 cent
Mr. b J. Gray. Phreuo 'ogisi, wi BE- 10 Attendance %
make eNAuusNuts give ~rti-n cescripu Of cnsfsc
Ter. and eXpsiu ne models Nj Grsy . thoroughly CON
peeut 10 be pfofss.ion Those who come qurp0sry fo'
Physiological Examination. 81 nhled 70 Tie Museum
FSEE- l-.4 lWos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

~ Neuropnthy.-DR hOLLlChs New system OF
Pfaclc- Is attracting universal siieut un Medical men snd
The medical journals here discussing the reason
Of its eNtraol diusry success
The feature In his System is that
neither drugs nor ANY The Ordinary
scarcely used AL and Yet every requisite effect u pro-
cuced The chief agent employ ed IL that mysterious 81
slprrvading power the solc Of lie and motion,
generally called electricity. gRivEnsn or magnetism and
which IL known % DC lh- principle OF NE ii.ulf
with proper apparatus directed ~ cOmprert tn0g-
LED. OF physiology suc electro uyu6ncs This unfoubi-
ed The bes possess Mtg aliug hnnsu suffer-
Ing 10 all Chrooc and Nervous csses and Ia Frmae ID .
uClhing else spproach H. Business nru VI %
ind This system Of ren0sstug their shattered heah
without any danger o Injurious silsrereeis' Ike hose ihsi
follow from drug-
Dr. HolAc.. once Is q Waren-sL Ofce hours from
Id 4 N. ul $. P. ~.
~ See Dr. Hoiek. book called "Neuropa,hy. 70 BE-
hsd of Al the hosksrllers i-1s n