New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01
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| vet tSn s'0e' ~ ssN Fes'e's W.. ,n,,A,u
as wcsA. she Nu'hoEhss aimed :" furnishing
hFss ~ rers wah such instructions |" iesa 20 INC
Il ssesss rs'ht 'As" :" supply Them wan moo
s,Ns AMI sciensid1 dNnc,ons wa'ch are OF W.
49, h sss rssc,sl application 10 the pr'sersanon o.
~ ~, ,es.,>l. the wsNe CHrN including It's use Of
Nv ~. r.,.r air. sseecisc and Diet a. tho greatest
~e efnNlsrn tines an improvement dos
ssSss wa, u,sAsHve h mako people their own ply
80 - a. ssvstlS mitigate The pains aud pcris OF DIS
- -. ,A.n,sr cf he volume il occupied with prelim
,....,n er the naturc Of health and disease, tho
Sc ~ ,.,.,rsmouss and the management Of the sick
"a a,,,rent organs OF the human sy stem are then
a ,na The diseases to which they are subject, to-
- - her appropriate tr,atmont are Clearly and
=, Sr.A These subjects take up the greater part OF
vs,s rAsA concludes with brief description of the
-, ry,>rsss ef hydNpa,hy, and an extended view of
=. .s,.s.s, rs,hed inown as the hungor-curo.
a. .,,sss wr,os. DR. show is distinguished for his
- .,sur.ecsed style the abundance Impractical details
wAsA he illustrates his views, and his constant ap
70 cewmen sense. irrespective Of professional tech
s ahAoaxh he is nos always free from tendency 70
s,rsS-sisn in enforcing favori,e hysicnc ideas The
"A scw issued fully exhibits these characteristic qualities
- on generally be considered possessing the mostpric
- rsty Ct any Of the authors contributions to popular
ys&sinN
prciuson OF physiological ongrayings are scattered
hos, the volume which well adapted 10 give Tue
srsl reader an accurate idea Of the organization ana
s,SssOns Of the human frame
x,ys.crIoys OF THE NETWORK STATE AGRlcUL-
@TVHAL SOCIETY FOR lSA% ., NJ;
We have iu received the annual report OF the oa A5
.luyal society for the year 1882 which we presums has
= hem issued from the State Printers Office at Albany
We SO Il noticed in other papers of a late date.
- volume Of nine hundred pages is published at the
,se al the State would DO published, for IL
-, no, contain bundled pages Of selsbe matter Its
Ss NJ OF details Of the rar sacons OF the State and
n.ry Secietcs-gving minute account Of how many
As,rs John Smith received for exhibiting big pumpkin,
how usny his brother Tom got for his show OF crook
scusshes and Of all the tedious mnute Of the
.r premium LIST all of which had been published in the
"a pspss more than year previous and which nov is
kso move importance to the wsrld than would be bio
pha notice of the Oldest old fosy in the society for civ
s.pg the natives of Boorsbooghala pamphlet of one
Kindred psges might be made up out of the mater con-
spsd in his pethorc volume which would enbody the
.Scl .urn and substance that is worth preserving.
r.ysacTJoSs OF THE MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL So
GETTY FOR 1851
The notice which we have given Of the New York Trans
rOns will an,ver for those of Michigan as in fact the
>ier in ore would suit the other Just well as the Alma
= dees for the adjoining States" There is one thing
be said in favor of the Michigan volume-t is only
Icut half the size of the other Both of these volumes
sn;ain many grains Of wheat so docs pile of chaf few
,zsons have time to sift them out
,lpFRs on AMERICAN HISTORY. By Professor A. DAVIS
u nio PIP. 24o. X. r. Young.
A eosecon Of original essays on the history of New
amsterdam events connected with the American Revo
afon and Philadelphia in the time. of William Penn The
,uhor has been dgent in the investigation of facts and
M them forth in en- animated but too ambitious style