The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-26
o S L C. RI II.
The New York Lancet.
CONTENTS or No W

90 LrcrUREs.-A course of Lectures on n;.aas..us
the Cheat, Percussion, and Auscultstion. by LAIN A
ganie diseases OF the heart Bronchitis ana nisns ~ H.
fauces occasional complications Effects OF orrsnic Ais.
ease Of the heart on the Intellectual powers~The
Disgdosis o. organic disease of the heart-lIow dis,;n.
guished from mere functional disturbances of tba, or.
gan, 2S7 DR.. Halls Lectures on the Pathology and
Diseases aud D~erangementso fthe Nervous s. stem. No.
v. Diseases Of the Cerebral Nerves 81 On Psrai. "
the sentient Nerves, 2s9 II. or the Voluntary Nerves
200; Spasm, 26a; Professor Motifs Lectures on surrsrv'
No. XVII. Glossitis, 26l Division Of the Frmnnm os5,'
acknowledgements, Primary and Refer, Of the
Organ. Of Digestion, By Robert Dick, MD author Of
a6si the D. speptic's Melancholy Tale, 800; Gunpowder
in Csrdislsia 26i; Diet, 26t, Rep ,rt OF the Pennsy vania
Of It's History, Buildings, and Orgsniz alton, by Thomas
8 Kirkbridge: Md Physician to the Institution, 26a:
MD. sc. &C., 26i.
EDIroRiAL DEPARTMENT Naval surgeons-Their
6 6;o,,n ss5i New Ed,iion Of .Ceorer's Surgical
MEpIco-CHIRURoicAL RsroRrER-Ciiniql hes ct the
College Of PHI sicians and Surgeons, a67 Surgical
Clinique Of the Stuy vesant Institute Medical School, 26s;
Nav OthorGiic Operation, by George c. Blackmsn, M.
D., 26S A Case of Structure Ct the Trachea, BY c. Wor.
1 pr' 3oSn,1 Esq a ass fd RS, Ri. II aaypsrt5ophy Of the Heart, by
Action Of Secale Cornutum. by NJ. r. Moyle Esq, Of
Hels'on, 269 Disease Of the Elbo Wont xcision, go.
Anatomy oil ne Lungs, by Thomas Addison, M. D 27O;
Observations on the Structure of the Entozoa belonging
the Structure .f the Blood CorpuscIe, by 9 o. Rees. Nj.
ID and Samuel Lane, Lecturer on Anatomy, London, al.
ITEMS AND lNrELLiGENcE The proper mode Of learn
ng Chemistry, 27a University Of London, a72 Last
Report Of the National Vaccine Institution, 272; Books,
&c. Received, 272 To Correspondents, 272 Weekly Re.
port Of Interments, 272.
90 MI. Jorge SAUNDERS, OF 1863 BROAD.
way, has sent US a most acceptable present in the shspe
Of his Patent Metallic Tablet and Razor strop. Some
s~ncircumcised Philistine without the fear Of High Con.
stable Hays or our own amszing wrath before his eyes,
had the audacious audacity to carry oft our Teblet some
time since, and finding it worth its weight in gold, has
been guilty Of the ~turpitude OF keeping il. Where does
he expect 10 60 to ? Had it been one of the numerous
limitations cf the Tablet Of our worthy old friend, il
that il had ruined his razors, and was an out and out
humbug. Mr.. Saunders annually carries off the medal,
premiums and diplomas fthe Institute with his Tablet
indeed nothing equal to 1t has ever been manufactured.
Among the scientific gentlemen W ho have Certified to its
unsquslled excellence, are DR.. Mott, General Tallmsdge,
ries, of " The Tribune" we believe, speaks Of it in the
folio wing terms
saunders' Patent Metallic Tablet and Razor strop If
the old motto 'Experientia docet" can be satisfactorily
proved in any matter, 1t certainly can in the use of an il
strument like this. We have had one in use for more
when we assert that this is by all odds the best razor
strop w ever used-and we have,had fifty; what an edge
it gives How smooth aud how fine! The razor, sfter
being drawn across the surface a few times, glides over
the fece like water, and r nders it as delicately soft as
tn It Of o miss in herteens.
This strsp may be also for its durability.
II remains in excellent order, If properly taken care If
for years, and il can have all its virtues renewed when
they are gone. To the properties of q strop, II adds those
Of q hone, and one need not risk the spelling of q good
r1zor by committing il to the hands Of q barber. Com
mend us, we say-commend us to Saunders Strop and
no other; if there be another, in or out Of this republic,
equal to il, it has not fallen within the reach Of our not
limited observ alton.