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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-06
New Stsrk Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEw YoRK, SATURDAY ArrEKsooS, February 5.
Owing to the inclemency OF the weather, which
un pleasant for all out business the markets gener
elly we're inactive. Sales Of flour extremely limit
ed and confined to small parcels Of Michigan Ohio and
New-oreans terms which indicated no change from
the rates noticed yesterday This market was heavy
and closed without animation. Wheat continued
heavy and held above the views of buyers Sales
If made at about yesterdays prices the
ket closing without activity. Meal continued dull nd
no sales Of moment were reported sales OF rye were
visions remfined about the same with some transac
TORS in pork and beef On terms noticed below Owing
to the dsgr,eabe weather. transactions In groceries
AspFs-sses of about 10 bbls made OF both sorts
Including pearls ut SO q SO l2n. and of pct, at So
BREApsrurrs -Four Sales Of $50 bbls New Orleans
made SO 5o 500 do straight brands Michigan at
So 81, and 900 800 do at So; and 400 do Ohio, in
were no sales of enesee reported beyond retail trans
actions. Howard street and Alexandria we're worth
about 20 % st which the last s@ss were a. 20 b;s
holders demanded higher rates Small shles o. southern
reported at prices not stated IL ooo
bushels of very handsome white southern we're made
at 64s 1900 do mixed sold at b9c 5000 do mt 55c ana
% ooc do western mixed at 67c Ry.-sales CT . 800
ives inactive st SO for New Jersey Oats were inactive
Corrrn-The 1000 bags of Rio sold yesterday, it
was said, brought &c. There were no sales reported
To-day worthy OF notice
CorroS--fbsre we're no operations Of any moment
made in this article to-day Prices weak, and in
ciued to favor buyer without any pressing desire
pn the part or sellers
uir-ine market continued inactive, while price,
remained about the same Wesutte rsisins, wet dried
teay at 81 55; Zante currants at ssas8 and Turkey
s9alio few Arabian dates GOOD QUALIFY whoa
were IN the market, were held ut 6lso.
Fsu A moderate busin doing with srr al fal, TO
the trade at our last quotations.
HEMP No sales we're made, but the market for ANA.
lean dew rotted, continued firm.
LEAD No change.
ncLAssrs The market for New Orleans was quiet,
being held cent above the views of buyers which
sas 2sc. cargo Of Trinijsd dc Cuba arrived yessr
". luG as vel 80 price hse btea fx a.
NAVAL 81 okks.-rbsre was u steady demand, with
ses 800 bbs North county rosin ct GEO. and iso do
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Aotei'. 49,. plI4SIo ~
We do not learn from this report what portion Of this
amount of taxes collected what the ordinary
pendtures of the government were independent Of the
interest on the public debt.
The rapid increase In the agricultural wealth of Ohio
since 1t became State. Is pretty clearly illustrated by
the annexed statement showing the assessed value Ct
property in the State at the close of the past year
VALUE OF Property OHro-ls47
value OF lands. $3.50 SIG 209
value or town lots. 1922 Sag
Value Of personal property, merchandise,
money and credits. ................ satss,e49
1909 but forty years before the aggregate value
lots and property did not exceed forty
two lions of dollars This immense is
denied and should the per cent increase c6ntiue
for the next forty years. it will require considerable
calculation to get at the actual value Of property In the
State at the end of that time
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New ORLEANS, Jan. ~, ls4S Cotton-The market
unsettled account Of the vague and
accounts received # the Cambra's advices Later
counts had been confidently expected but having failed
the prices are IRREGULAR but according to tho best nfor
nation we have been enabled to collect the sales have
been st decline of 40 from the prices current pre-.
vicus to the receipt of the thougA sales
reported having been made at full prices Stock
hand September l. ls47 493 bales arrived since
to date, 5l7 400 arrived to-day 594S-Total 546 93l
Exported to date, 1872 100; exported to-day, 3600To
tal, 335, 100 Stock hand and on ship board not
cleared, oil l41 Tebacco-Not sale Of Importance has
transrired Stock on hand Sept S47-hhds, % 229
arrived since to date II $685. arrived day. 0O-Tots
1887 exported to date $780, exported to day IS $780,
stock hand and shipboard not cleared 927 Sugar
There has been active demand and the sales reach
1900 hhds at full prices say for fair 3 10. Moass
The market is decidedly frmer and 1900 bbs have
bsen cold at II 1870 principally 1875 l9xc for prime
lots. ElourThe market continues dull; sales Of SOC
bbs Ohio at ST. 800 bbls Illinois at S., and 100 bbs
Ohio at 81 s7H Corn-Far demand; sales Of 700C
sacks at 81 500. for prime white and yellow. Pork
Market dull; small sales at 50 SO for meas Beef51
bbls prime sold at Sc u.s. Bacon-l0 casks shoulders
sold at 3So Lard-Active demand sales Of 1876 tercef
a. 5Sc 1877 bbs at 52c; SAL bbls at exc. Bulk pork
$4,000 lbs. sold at $40. Hayd60 bales northern
gold at SIT so per ton FreghtsA ship taken foI
Liverpool at I'd for cotton Exchanges-No alteration
In sales London private bills, 10 per cent premium
Bankers bills, IL per cent prem Paris, 80 40 New
York 60 days IN per cent dis; do. sight q per
cent prem Treasury notes, par.
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sdtufuny, Feb'ys Do r. ~.
Stock, are al up again to-day. At the first toard
Long Island advanced per cent Cast,n, Farmers
Load q Morris Canal, u; Norwich and Worcester,
Harlem, ~ Erie scrip 4 North American Trust u
Indiana State SIS, q Reading Railroad fell DIX
At the second board Readirg Railroad advanced u
per cents Harlem, 4 Morris Canal 4 Norwich and
Worcester fell ofA.
The following is the amount of bread. stuHs &c ,ex-
ported from Philadelphia to foreign ports from the a7th
ult to be 81 inst, with the value of each -
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Total value.

Total value. .............. .$94 ,274
The whole of tae above west to the West Indies and
England
Counterfeit twenty dollar notes of the Bank of George
town. have been detected The three most distinguish
ing marks observable in these bills and which will or
able the receiver to detect them, arc the following
the counterfeit the Xxx the face of the bill is in an
engraved circular ground while the engraved ground
In the genuine is somewhat oblong. The name of d L
MKay Is written in larger hand in the counterfeit than
IN the genuine. The paper Of the counterfeit bill 10
much inferior to that Of the genuine and of darker
color There are some other tests by which the disco
very might be made by close observer such the
AXs being smaller in sz, than the genuine, and The
impression more adstinct but the general appearance
OF the bill such as likely to deceive most persons
The tenth annual report Of the Philadelphia Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company exhibiting the
cspts and expenditures for the year ending December
slst, 1si7, presents the annexed statement
PHILApELPHIA, WILMINGToN AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD
Aggregate receipts for the year lS47. $6I3O65
Aggregate expenditures for the yeal 1917. 2o3452
Excess of rscspts running expenses S4S9 ,6l3
The ordinary and extraordinary expenses of the main
line and Of the New Castle and Frenchown road were
S5s5774. The expenses of the New castle line
very heavy in consequence of relsyng the entire track
Notwithstanding the large net receipts Of the main
line, the road is non dividend investment Arrange
mens have been made by which the large debt of the
company will be funded The stockholders have agreed
to subscribe for stock at par to pay the floating
debt The holders Of the second mortgage have agreed
to convert their bonds into stock par and the holders
Of the first mortga have agreed to consolidate their
loan, under the security of mortgage, to be paya
BILE in 1860 Within the past year, heavy expend
have been made in the way of improvements
to the track to bridges by increase in engines cars
to the depots workshops &c. &c. 1t anticipated that
the company will b, able to the payment of
dividends and that the stockholders will reap something
from their Investment.
The financial condition Of Texas is becoming known
Within the past year two considerable progress has
been in arriving the and the
value Of taxable property in the State From returns
received by the Comptroller from ell the counties
Harrison, Jefferson San Patriotic and Shelby it appears
that tho value Of taxable property and the tax
the for ls47, were as annexed
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES

BALTIMORE Feb $500 United States 6 1857 9sx; 1000
do rr-ssury Gs 99A 500 Baltimore 6 $780, OK 500 do do
dend bopd,, TX.
ApELriiIA. Feb 5-FYrst Board-ls Farms 4 Mech
Bank 5 % 500 Se So ~, 200 Gard Bank le3 1000 Schuy
62 1900 eadi kN bonds 81. After srIesoo Morris Cana
H Kentucky Bank ~ 1000 sch 5 AZ 1000 do Dc
Gem Bank no s'} sdSoarS-a q. ssh May e,
Stare IS 49, 500 do do 72 500 s. Treasury Notes 9syS
200 Reading r. 2d1S; 461 Morris Canal llH.
BosroN. February 5-Firs Board-i ,hare Boston & Wor
cesteg Rsil'c'd si lsa do Eastern Railroad o2'4
Company, 1856 do Western Railroad i0l 26 DO do Ioi91
1913 Do Western ia lrosd Rights, lc do do i2sc: d.
23; as do do 23H; d, Cheshire Railroad Rights I2Hc; Is
do Norwch Worcester Railroad. 40 3s rs do do bio
49, so do do bio 3a IS DO do 385< 60 do East Boston
SoDHany RI % East Boston ss Dyidsnds NJ "a sseol
Second Board shares Heading Railroad b3O d2 do
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M ECHANICs' HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN

wi Grand and Broome Crowded to OVERLOOKING with
the beauty and fashion of New York Open night during
The week Monday HsaH9ss nth
oldest established Band United States E. r. Christy,
g. NJ Christv. f. Pierce, Raynor, G. Abbott T vaughn
with crowded and highly respectable audiences. and unver
say admitted excel OF similar chaac
ter offered in this city Admission cents children uud
10 years half price: Doors open at ocock-Concert
ats On Saturday. Feb r. Afternoon Conc
Doors open at commence at o'clock On Monday
ipg, Feb. T. at the BROOKLYN Institute.
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM --SPLENDlD PERFORM.
S'rptuaI statusIy representing the Birth Christ
representation ofan "IntemPerate FAMILY all in max the
without extra charge Reside there are eng.gedMast John
s.on. TightRope Danger Great Western the low comedian
Fishers shaksperean Cabinet; Mrs. Mcneil; Mis-, Bernard
Misses Julien and Whtlcck, dancers; Nj. Whitloek Mr.
the WHOLE IS Reserved front Seats shilling each
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Sold by auction 5al bales Cuba tobacco at from ia.
to zoe Of which 455 bales guspy at l2H to 20c Sc
bales called Cautilo tobacco, Tx to 90 which latter
were nothing but good Xibara tobacco The business
was brink In most all its branches number Of buyers
from the neghborng markets having been attracted In
consequence Of the large public sale of Cuba tobacco
with other sales mentioned above
WHrsKEY-s Small sales State prison reported at
25IIc
FREIGHrs-To Liverpool there change in rates;
1900 bushels Of grain engaged for Glasgow ut Sd
For London and Havre we heard Of nothing new.
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u Fcby 7.-ProfcssOr THEIRS groups of MODEL AR
fists twenty number WILL have tho honor o. appearing
OF their celebrated Grand Tableaux Vvants and
Poses Plssques which considered the most elisi
and been houored by the of The most
august personaaes Doors open at 81 to commence at
cents gentleman alone so CENTS upper boxes, cents Box
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BROADWAY .ODEON--ENTRANCE THROUGH
~ ~ Pintepx. aie de. Mile Coonne. Manager T. g.
nounces TO the citizens Of this metropolis and to stran
gers Wis ting it, that The GIDEON is open with entire
symmetry in order TO produce series Of splendid Tab
lures Sor e.. Sc. Part 2-TABLEAUX VIVANS and Poses
Pauques by the Model Arstes. Part 3-Favorite of the
Sergo &c. Prices-Orchesa Box so cents; PaIquee, Is
cents: Boxes, l21z
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spirits turpsntine at Aac, months. There was no
change Of moment IN other descriptions.
OILS -Liuseed--The market for both American city
pressed and English continued firm at full prices
though ssles Sales of 200 bbls shipping whale
were AIDE at 3aXc. There chsuss in other de-
scrptions of fish OIL which remained steady at former
prices Sales of 100 baskets of Olive oil made at
81 %.
PRovsIoNs-Ssles of 900 bbs old pork were ads
at S9 100 do OF new d. sold to arrive at $40 $50 do
prime sour at S. and $50 bbls of old at
So less the brokerage which made 1t equal to So SIX
BeefSales Of about 200 bbls mess were made at old
prices aud 100 bbis beef hams were sold at $40 as
Lard was inactive, without sales of moment There
was no change in cheese or butter
RICE We notice sales Of IT'S terces good to fair at
So 90 and 3a4oO do during the week export to the
North OF Europe, at SO 45a3 62X.
SUGAR The market was quiet, and We have only to
report sales OF so terces German crushed on private
terms supposed to bs at about 7Kssc. In other de-
scrptons there nothing doing
SPICES -We notice decline in Csesia of one cent
per 10 and the article is held at l6c email sales Of
Jamaica Pimento were making to the trade at 9<a0c
IALLow-No sales Of consequence transpired.
ToBAcco-We submit the usual statement, exhibiting
the prices sales receipts and stock hand for the week
ending this afternoon
Sold THIS Rec d this Stock on
" ,s,1C ~ "A 4
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~ Evening, Feb will be presented. the Of LUCIA
DI LAMMEnMOOa-Lord Henry Ashto, Synor =. 9.
Sir Edgar of Rayenswood Sgnor Seto Bsnedett Lord Ar
thur Bscklaw Signo Felix Genoyes Ray%Snd Sgnsr Se,.
Fel.Po Abssiaz1 Maestro DIettore ssnor Sa Lead lad
balcony ST. amphheatIe 50 cents Doors open at Peror-
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Y1HILhD ELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE-DR KINkE.
len, German Physician fifteen years resident practi
toner IN Philadelphia The of all diseases of the SKIN
m.ad,es OF delicate and destructive habits youth
sill ceunuc 10 engage DR. Knhcln attention In
ysds whose conpiaints are the desperate condition
depend on being conducted by DR.. n himse
with prompt safe and energetic treatment to perfect cure
Strangers travelling, supplied At moments notice 18th medi
sueicnt themselves the most lent
private r,saurr Curs warranted or no charge required lie
sSs, cos cS'd vial Llss prompt attention Nssidenes, ~
~ a0t,d I'D lH,cs asss hall ssuTs from lhs W
sss~eA aSsusEi ssIsss". sysigh s.as u sss fais>s
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1ERUsALEM-BRUNET ,CELEsRATED MO.
del Of Ancient Jerusalem from the Bible and Jose plus
the bor ofyeashavng arrived in New York from Europe,
will be presented the public MONDAY the h Of Feb
the Brupetti Gallery 59s Broadway build
the Pa Drama Of the Mississippi Mr. Malone Raymond will
and eedne DAYS for short hours Of O'Clock
AMI ~ in hs evening Admission SO cents ehilden half
price Pamphlets and maps, l2H autographs of
raj visitors the men of the be
with the model and manv relics from the Holy Land.
RRUNSWICK,5 STATUARY-LARGE IS l. FE-
ID Representing the VENUS DE MEDICIS and APOLLO
DE MEDlCI5 Open fom A. NJ 70 10 F. "a at so6 Broad.
tickets so cents Monday exclu.ivey for ladies
RANvARD's MAMMoTv PANORAMA OF THE
ing the largest psinng world the Panorama build
ing in Broadway, adjoining Nibo's Garden Open every
evening Sundays excepted Admission so CENTS CHI deu
price The Panorama will commence moving at IA O'Clock
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and Satur
DAYS at O'Clock.
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ADykEfisknssrS new EVERY MUKhlkG

u ELIGlOUS NOTICE.-PRO ..sSOR BUSH WILL
~ deliver a lecture This abbath) evening at the
the evd.nce that support Swedenbog claims d.
partic ulay those founded upon his Re
ofshe Future Life.
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DR. RALpH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
- Private Trease," &c. is consulted upon any Of the
dseeses there referred his residence So Greenwich
street. from 70 10 AM and TOO r lsundsy excepted
be aston he'd at rapdy and little attend
ing the IL is chiefly however, those who have suffered
long from class Of people, otherwise, who
nerlv
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DARK THEATRE-MESsRs SANDS LENT & CO.'S
american Clrcu.TLaN Week Of the ,eason-still Ano-
w. MOsELY. the ceebr,ted Eugl,h Scenic rider Con.
toned Of Sig OEkMANI First app aratnc- OF
TOM THUMB, the smallest pony in the world Every
variety Of attraction in grand bill Clowns. Joe pensnd
50 Boxes as Gallery, I2l DooIs
ct 6h-performance to commence 81 T. For particulars
II " O'Clock.
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9 OOO UNITED STATES MUSKETS. IN GOOD
AsOOO order; 500 Double Barrced Guns, a,sor'd 1000
nar Pistols as.oed witt full assortment of Gun Lo-h,
SPIES & CO. OF Maiden
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BROADWAY THEATRE.-MONDAY EVENING.
- Feb 7h, will be presented WERNER; or. The lnhe-
isg' Gssor, Mr. stark Iden.eip MI Vsch. stIaenasm'
James Wallack jr Ida straienheim. Mrs Sergeant To
conclude with the comedy called the SOL DIERS DAUGH-
Hearta Mr. Vsche; Frank Hearth,l Mr Lester; Mrs NAL
FORT Mrs Held Sussn, Mrs Watts Dress Circle and Par
quee so Family Circle IS Gallery l2h Doors
haiti 6oclock-Pcrformance commence att
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7 EIPSIC, IN 5AXONY-THE UNDERSIGNED,
IL Merchant aud Agent respectfully offers his
all having business othof requiring aten
ee for The uapsacnen Of general commission business
Atlantic Packet Shin Company between aaa New York;
agency for F. Wickehausen Company merchants &c
ia Bremen; Office for eInRr and other business SC &c.
No: 30 Grimm street, Leipsic in Saxony. JOHN Err
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ROWERY THEATRE -MONpAY EVENING. FEB
G, Clarse; Al,nande. Mr. Walcot. Ate, which JUMBO
% Is% Mr. tee ArsesS KS TWHaeos
AND "a ri, Mr. W1ec s ClsoTa,
Mark RedIan5, Mr.. w. Marshall Rose Redlaud Mrs
Jordan Boxes, IS cents; Pit aud Gallery l2h Doors
y 6L o'clock. PEI commence att
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CHATHAM THEATRE-ON MONDAY EVENING.
WHITE HORSE OF TIE PEfPERs-Geraid Pepper
Mr. Brougham; Agatha. Mrs Brougham. After which THE
IRISH IONmTom Moore. Mr. B,orsham Mrs si.zEg Mrs
RANGERS. Or THE EL EPHANT IN MExIco NCap.
tam Walker. Mr. Held; Jo,ey links Mr. Lansng Juanta,
ocockperformance to commence at Boxes cents Pit
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- York Line Of Packsts-Regular Packet Of THURSDAY
splendid packet Tx TIL ETlS Captain Cro,by, now
loading and will positively sail above. her regular day.
dations apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street
New Orleans William Crew who viii prompv fnrward
all goods his address The packet bark GENE5EE Capt
Dillingham;, will succeed the THETS and sail her regular
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DATGNTS FORINVENTIO Ns.-JUsT PUBLISHED
The Laws aud Practice Of all Nations aud Governments,
with FORMS expenses aud all relating Patents
throughout the world Pfces-slia paper covers, extra ae
edition 81 so bound in muslin 81 49, full law binding 49,
KINGSLEY 4 PRISON Editors and Publishers Wall
Engineers ard Patent Agents the United States and
Europe ard Editors and Publishers the EUREKA month
lv journal O Pa N ind Scieuce.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE. PHILADELPHIA.
mary 7th .wll, be performed I He ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Walter Mr.. Lcman; Sir Thomas Clifford Mr.. Wheat ey
Modus, Mr. Hthngs Fathom, MIR. Chapman; Julia, Miss
Julia Dean; Helen Mis-. Ch,gmaa To cSpsI%de With
GOLDEN LOCks-King La%ehymo,oi Mr.: Ch b, nan,
Graceful, Miss c. Chapman; Queen LucidoIa Mrs
Blake; Mollymopsa. Mrs. Rogers; Cap. Miss Reed.
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ITO STRAW GOODS DEALERS-THE SUBSCRIB.
msnufsctu of the original Pamela Braid also Pa
mea Bonnets offer to supply the trade with either Braid or
Bonncs the best cash approved notes They
also continue manufacture the Excelsior Silk Bonrets
their old place of business Sc Delaney JOHN SAM
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SNR JACK-ON'5 PILE AND TETTER EMBROCA
~ ton has gained reputation before equaed by
medcineit 10 ScaIpas Acoustic Oil will
cur. pefaess Pam the Discharge Of Matter from The Ears
combined For sale by A D. ID. Sands, 100 lillian NJ
III D. ID jayne Philadelphia; Carter, Wilson Co, Boson
Eale, Washington city, A,es. yayps. r nsap H.
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nR KELLINGERS LINIMENT-THE MILDEsT,
~ cheapest fragrant and agreeablc il sold wholesale
retail at h; PRINCIPAL DEPOT No 2,o Pearl st. at RUSH
ceis rs7 ue 81 per Warranted in all
pains fewIy nature and heal all manner OF sores. 1t
from what they may have originated
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- Exchange Bank Of CayuEa Lake; State Bank SAUCER
ties and Delaware Bridge taken for Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. at d M.HOLDREDGEs, No. Ct Mongo.
Jersey city. Feb. I8t8
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-09-07
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

Six Lectures on Causes, Prevention and
Cure Of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases OF the
Heart, and all Female Diseases, 234 pages, 2S
engravings. Paper so cts. bound rs Cts
Mail to any parl--posiage l.2 els.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 50
Mail to any part, so cts. postage. lnhaling
Tubes, Silver. SO, by mail, letter postage
Abdominal Supporters. perfect. SS TO $40. for
all R"pures, Falling Of The Bowels and Womb
and Weak Back and Chest; sent by Express
everywhere. For Braces or Supporters. or
Rupture Supporters. give height from head 10
foot. and circumference of person next the sur
face, just above the hips. If Rupture. mention
which side. Agents wanted for The sale of the
above goods. Address Dr.. S. S. FITCH, 707
Broadway. New York. pos, paid.
March Is, l84S..lv