New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
CITY ITEMS.

wsDNrspAY July %, 1850
Nsw ME,sJRs 90 rHE BosNo oF HEAtra -
The Board OF Health have passed ordinance requ'r
ins al physcians in the City report 20 the Board
| daily At 10 o'clock 4. ". the number OF persons AZ
tackled by Cholera attended by them, for the - pre-
vious hours. sud also the number OF deaths under 8
penalty OF ane not exceeding 300 Imprisonment
not over two years, both the discretion Of the
Court The Board. are informed will Al once take
decisive sgs4nsi every physician who elects
to report.
rEDr ALt>soN : JoSEs. "a Chambers-st hiss
been appointed BY the authorities as Health Phy.icis an
10 the Third Ward In place Of DR. Smith, deceased.
DEATH oY JoHN l. LAwRENoF, Esq. Coxr-
rRoLLEx Both Boards Of the Common Council net
20 day when a Message received from Ills Honor
the Mayor. announcing the death OF VT. Lawrence
Resolutions Of respect to bis memory snd service.
were then offered also resolution 10 attend his
funeral TO morrow afternoon =, o'clock. which were
unanimously adopted
~ Several persons in this City are greatly
dissatisfied with the Collector Mr. Maxwell, for hi.
appointments in the Custom House. They have called
public meeting to take their grievances into consider
alton, and 70 demand redress.
A NEw-YoRK ENrioRsR-We learn thst
George Gibbs. Esq. member Of the bar OF ,hs City.
and author Of the History Of the Administrators OF
Washington snd Adams has recently started = tour
IT exploration 10 tie shores OF the American
Continent His route comprchends the possessions OF
the Hudson Bay Company, the Russian Possessions and
California. lie is accompanied by John b Rusglcs,
ESQ Of this City. Mr.. Gibbs, It Is Understood pro
poses embody in volume the results OF his obser
the Geology Minerslogy, and Natural History
OF the interesting regions which he is about explore
ACcIpFNT.-Last evening Mr.. T. Gallagher
went into tue press room Of the Co,viv Engar0 to
,aAe the place Of Mr. Van wuklc whose death from
Cholera we noticed yesterday. Not being accustomed
20 the press his was accidentally caught between
the rack Of the press end the wall The force was so
great that the working the press stopped by H.
Dr. Cheesmsn was at once summoned, and found that
the bones Of the very badly crushed between
the wrist and the elbow
AcciDENr.-A New York pilot residing at No.
61 Hamilton last evening fell from the pier at the
foot OF Rooscyetst into mariners boat and broke
h.s thigh lie was conveyed to his residence by the
officers.
FiRr.-This morning about O'Clock. fire was
discovered in the extensive Marble establishment OF
Undcihin & Ferris corner OF Beach and Greenwich ats
aud the flames extended to the adjoining premises
OF Mr. Slmons occupied as paint shop also inurng
the rear portion OF several buildings Washingtonst
The amount OF damage sustained by underhi 4 Ferris
/, estimated at about $4,000, portion OF which Is
covered by insurance.
To FAMILIES uNpER HOMEOPATHIC CURE FOR
CHOLERA
The instructions heretofore printed by the iio-
MroPArmc PHYSICIANS SOCIETY require add
toual statement to enable you to meet the change
which has recently occurred in the constitution Of the
epidemic and the Society has directed the undersigned
to furnish you with such addition to ia circular.
The change alluded to is the appearance OF dy'enteric
symptoms in many OF those laborng under the usual
early signs OF Cholers from - to 81 hours SITTER the
commencement OF the looseness the excavations be.
come much more ,nty OF Shiny nature with or
without some bilious snd bloody matter, quite severe
pains precede them, and they are accompanied or ol
lowed by more or lees bearing down (tenesmus) and
burning or other uneasiness the rectum
The excavations efforts at them. become very ire
quent and much less cxhaustsug after the mslsdy
takes this more distressing but far less dangerous turn
From the moment that this change takes place IN
Of loose bowels the P1a,yn, CHPrn and Cdmphor
prescribed tor Cholera cease TO be useful and should
be stopped.
The best course in general terms, to pursue IA 10
take lPEcAc I'd and 3D., and MERcUEUs CoRRos 2d,
dose Of each every four hours. making two hours be
tween doses till the dysentery abaes or Is fully cured
The dose OF these remedies Is AS much AS VIII lie on
dye.cent piece. They should be taken dry.
AcoNIrE will take the place Of the 2ecsc In the
patient have fever. and CoLocYNTH should be used In
st~af of either If very severe pains accompany the
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FERDINAND / wILstf.MD LEWIS HALLocS, ND.
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