New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
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VIII dreamy EYES lse is-.1g year
las departed and " inter- a uyCu The woods Save
she'd on 81 tie winds the ho10rs Of the sged yea o,
t1ver and lesg nothing remains and flr bland
airs and calm blue skies look i1stesi for win
Try storm and tempest Nov . TIE time for the exsr
cise Of friendship sui al TIE socis virtues Let "a be
true 70 our friends when tue elements become or enc.
mes
All cruel bog. never de tn kettle to a dog. tail
for PHYS sake see tlat poor puppy scutdne sc-1ss
he PARK bY tle City Bal We ever such terror de-
pcted CLEANS IN hs eye vale D. looks back A. that
aWtu turbulent phsat1rn claferng in not pursuit a. t
tying heels, We heard friend ieeAnE.g describe a
similar exh. 5l1n 20 Iahait nrAe poor dog came
. him A. be sat ihe porch 90 sn inn there DO asd
l-st liberated MS tail from 30 rot De Has Worried
almost % death and lloaued - % his heart would
1reax For ny expression OF sympathy said our
friend, be manifested the ~srmest gratitude. and
would scarcely i-sve ms side. 10 the evening
however. he ventlrei our and : shall nayer for
get the disturbance 10 Eave me, on aWskinE tie
night 70 bear TIE poor fellow cours.ng a.ong The
dusNy road. bowling VIII alright II some dreadful
missile more awful from the gloom In which Tbrs'ed
rafting a. his heels be leaped away from the horrd
Tin. spectre Do you recoer. reader Trufelsdr1ckh
description Of a s0meThat kindred scene Wei 30
sal remember. Dr. says the red sunny Whifsunf.fe
morning, when trotung full Of nope BY the side of
Faiher Andrcss entered the anstree ui the village.
and saw - see piec 1c ihen striking eight and the
sproned or oisapr0ned 5urShers moving 10 % break
i-s little Dog 10 mad terror was rushing past Tor
some human imps had tied tn kettle % IT, ,e thus
did the sc0nzci creature 0pd ineinr through
the whole length of the borough and become notable
enough. Ft emblem of many one % whom Fate has
lgnanty ended o. seito OF ameiton, o. chase
him on, which the faster be- urges him TIE faster
the more loudly and more fooishy
notice, says o1servani friend frequent visitor
a. the ssnctum notice mat ben you get new vol
ume from hacz rray or from Holmes thatit lies about
on the tables ~ your sanrtur face doEn. and always
open a. different places ana almost always open WIKI
nail or folder marks along the margin. That remark
rs made about three minutes sgo and . Is sufficient
Illustration OF our estimle Oi Holiness poetry tie has
humor path0s Wit In bis alternately incud-
ed with the above features passion, suomity love Tor
and acute observation o. nature satire, keen and
trenchant and melody of language uurivscd by any
writer OF sndroc scope OF genius.
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EssAys on ISr,Nr TaES,rEUrros To which sdded
Observations 90 ErgoL and an account u the Origin
Of Tho Use Of Mercury 10 Innsmmagory Complsnts
BY ions BEcS, MO. I vol. l@mo. PIP lH-New-
York W. Z. Dean.
DR.. Beck is medical writer Of acknowledged
ability. The work before Us is made up from the au
ihor's contributions to various medical journals and
the republication OF these papers in this form will
questionAby prove very acceptable to the profession
The work j. eminently practical and advise All
young practitioners 10 become acquainted with ID.
LueoL oN scRoFuLA Researches Ca scrof1ous Diseases
By J. @ LUGoL, ID NJ ?. Chsyaier, &c TransiAt
a. NIuNEf p.
Health OficeF Of The Port Of No~-Y0rE &c a. So onf
Edition. Win an Essay ana Formula on Tie Treatment
Of scrofais. u2 PIP S2s) Nev-Yors IS Redne.d
NJ. Lugors researches into the preiisposlng causes
and effects Of the terrible seourg, Of scroua possess
great interest and OF much importance The prev.
sence Of this disorder alarming is results
disastrous and fatal and II well If every man,
man and child existing could be ed 10 read and reflect
upon the rsvsges and the prevention or cure Of
this most bedresded except actual plague Of the
diseases tina, sfiiet Humanity.
OK rHE UsE or CHEMICAL AND MEcnNicAL MEASs AND
LARGE Doses 10 c0nneXion win Homeo pshic Practice
BY B F. JosLIN, NJ D. Cas- g. Dean, Ann-'t
This is a little pamphlet Of only eight pages, but
the aud condensed style OF the author has
contrsted ia hem beautiful and important theory
very important 10 be known by all who venture to
NEEDLE medically. with the human organism. Tho
following closing remarks viii be perused with interest
by lsymen as well as professors Of medicine and sur
gerry
There 10 another clsss VI cases which do no, belong
properly o. surgery 10 any stage but which toe Aopa
THO school has generally treated eiihtr wholly or
In part, by external mechanical meAns-means
which belong and characterize the province Of
gerry To this class belong most cases Of ophthslmia
scirrhous and great variety Of ulcers Though
the surgeon has not always neglected constitutional
treatment Il has generally been the extremely deiec
tive treatment Oi the Al0paihic school The results 0f
this have been often unsstsisctory that be has
lied much on surgery proper aud employed various *
terns and mech ncs means. including tue Of the
knife How many useless ncisions, exclusions and mu
tatous are there chsrgeablc D defective system
Of medical treatment
Homeopathic IN ia present state, could obvate By
fsr the greater part OF surgery and i . destined 10 oo
via.e nearly the whole Homeopathic will do Jar more
than supply is place Dr. M0it my respected Instructor
IN surgery IN the habit of saying, There % more
honor 10 saving limb than IN ampuistng . Inis
honor will be especially awarded % Hahnem and the
Hornesosinic physicians t1meOpaths will IN time
uut An end u uo.t muIlsons Tor teAse whether they
b. the removal OF limbs Of breasts OF t0nsils 0i
uvus Not only the destruction q useful parts 5uth
frequent sbbreystou Of life itself BY their removal IS
chargable TO rejection o the ocIenceni system founded
by HahneInaun Statistics show that the average tura
Ton OF life auonc those affected sth -cirrhous AMI
GER IL shortened bv oDeratons-that those on whom
excson Il practced die sooner than those who submit
l. no operation Most loc. diseases. 30 called. are