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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

II NGIE F0UNDRY-STEAM ENGINE AND MILL
II Wright Establishment for sale The snhscrher offers
sale his well kown establishment. 0addens Wharf
ceving machinery &c The work shors tools patterns &c
are gnod order, and calculated fo the manufacture Of all
kinds OF engines railroad work and machinery G de-
cast from to ton, st once brass furnace. large
and all tools The turning aud finishing shop
chinery driven by engine horse there
heavy paneng machne viii plane 10 feet bv feet
inches; large slide lathe will feet longs
and bore cylinders inches diameter: large face plate
lathe will turn feet: do for horirr railroad wheels Sc
screwipg machines; key cutting ,chu,: 2grind and
several large boring b,rs boring bits drills screwiug tools
&c SIC and great VARIETY of wheel patterns engine
and other patterns suitable for Wills and engines in
ration this neiThborhood The boiler shop well supplied
with TOOLS Of rollers pair If shears punch
machines lone works b, seam) end sfoges and tempor
OF tools THERE'S also good large erecting shop and
makers shop The establishments in complete and
cessfu orcrnton and will be kept until sold This would
be aprotable investment mechanics Possessing ability and
enterprise power railroads. and machinery rapid
increasing in this ard adjoining Stes Possession will he
given time before the first Of july 1919 For further
particulars, apply to JAMES McLETSH, Esge Foundry
Charleston, s. G.
MARINE For SALE OR FkCHANGEy-THE DUPONT
Farm 56T sores ofrich s aud tables Of land free from
stone mile front the Grnesee River and half mile
Angelica Creek; mill and water power for other
mllswhe nine md oak timber eimated 10 600 sswogs
and improved land 400 Great variety Of fruit
neutral fertility formation water courses groves. flowers
fish ponds and equal to farm in the State Hon
rgeson the north distant from the Court House aud Village
az miles the route 9th New York and Ere
Railroad. and 0eresee Valley Canal. so miles south Of
mountains One the whole will be sold at 'uch Price
At my nv Office JOHN X PETERS q wall street e'
EoR sALE-A FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT. Ar
Tun Landing, opposite Rossvie. Staten Island Sou
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w AsHINGTON,s BIRTH.pAY 6RANpl TEM.

WAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY GRAND TEN
". perance Rsly-The Sixth District will hold their
Meeting IN the New Congregational Church, in Sulliv
street. between Houston and Prince Tuesday Ever
nx Feb ~ at half o'clock Sixth District consists Of
Ashland. Oriental Empire, erbocker, and Samson
pivsops Sons Of Temperance and solomSns Temple Of
Rev, Or. wallace, DIR. N s. Davis Dr. b. A. Palmer, from
Mehsan and Dr. Covil will speak on the occasion Singing
by the choir Admission free. The Public is respectfully
invited Members Of the various Dions ,stcd to
assemble az hafpast O'clock Of Hudson and Grand
streets, TO march 10 the church body. y. w. CHONk
~. n a~cr
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FEW EoN SALE OR EkcHANSE.TlH t! pgr9 INT

EOR sALE-A FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT, AT
Tu Landing opposite Rossvlle Staten Island Sou d.
which savs the foot Of Barclay street and lands her I.n
400 vads Of the house, winch attic
40 feet frout marble manss CRATES pazzas and
filled in with brick with about twelve large garden
a E<yr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

A MEXICAN MUSEUM SPLENDID PERFORM
scp,ursi s.stusrv repes.ptius the Birth Of CSrst"
Last SUPPER" His Iris, before Pontius PLATE" and also
Of an Intcmperate Family" all in the
size of life be all hours day and evening,
without extra charge Beside hers engagedMas John
laughing Gas PEI. M9rri. comic SINGER Cl.rs F.heI:
Iniien and Whtock dancers Mr. Whtloek; Mr.. Prosser
adame Rockwell, fortune teller, &C. Admission to tbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

ITO LHT-POssEsslON GIVEN IMMEDIATELY
SINAI three story house pleasantly .uaedne Cham
Der street furnished unfpnished The together
with his family which j. small wish to remain. They have
their washing and onIy wish ts take their mc.. with re-
for which he allowed Free together with the
Of the fu rnture To be from II to Apply 81 Hud
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MT ECHANICS' HALL, l72 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
~ Grand and Brooms ,ts-Crowdsd to Overlooking with
the beauty aud fashion of New York Open night during
the week except Monday Unabated successTwentyf first
week of the original CHRIsTY'S MINSTRELs. the
@; ~ Chri.ty; T. Pierce Raynor G. Abbott, T. yaughs
whose original and inmabe Concerts nightly hOnored
with crowded and highly respectable audiences and univer
sally admitted to excel amusement Of similar charsc
offered in this city AdmssIon as cents; children under
10 years half p,ic: Doors open oclccs-ConcsEt " i'll
Doors opss at commence at o'clock Or Monday even
ng Feb 2lst, Fifth Concert at the Brooklyn Institute.
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RANVARD's MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
- Mississippi river painted three miles Of be
the largest painting in the rord at the Panorama build
Broadway, adjoining Niblos Garden. Open
evening" (sqndays excepted Admission so cents, children
price The Panorama will commence moving at TX O'Clock,
pecsely Afternoon exhibition on Wednesdays and satur.
dausa ar n1c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

T Asst WEEK OF THE GREEK SLAVE, AT THE
IL Hall Of Novelty (coner Of Centre and Pearl Atree
Tabeau Viyants the living Model Artists. and
Apollo Brothers with their rlses and dar Negro
'ns, W. Coemans banjo solos, singing and dancing by
the male md female performers Bee programme Admission
one shilling: Door a. 6N: curtain rises at ].
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, Of every quality,

and oil prices both wholesale and retail by b. T. Watson
CO. IS William door below Wall street. and J.
Savage Fulton Makers and only dealers in the
ce.brated "Richeleu' Gold Pens Our prices known
be the cheapest in the city, while warranted
superior any in the world Gold Pens at 81, s. IS aud
So the pens sold elsewhere 81 so and ST. Gold
Pens repaired oil exch,nged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

y Feb 2'-Professor THEIRS GROUPS of MODEL AR
fists twenty number, will have the honor o. appearing
Pose, Pasgue which has been considered the most classical
and instructive exhibition that has appeared
and has been honoed by the patronage Of the most
august personages Doors at 6H to commences at X
O'clock Dress Circle and Parquec, lady and gentleman.
esnts gentleman alone, so cents boxes cents Box
Office from 10 A NJ IN p NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

OPERA HOUSE. AsTOR PLACE--MOND EVEN
Wing Feb 81 will be performed the opera Of CUR AMEN
TO-Maned Count of Taormina, sgnor g. Beneventano;
Blanca Sgnos L.t, in Ros Cors Elasa Sign. Teresa
moro sgnor Gu,eppe PeTonte.i; I,sua sISnora Ays.
ehesta sgnor Rspett; Chorus Master Siguor G. Letta
Boxes paqustte and balcony ST. amphthestre SO cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

wi MOND WILL on the evening of Monday 2i,t Wednes
day 22d And Friday 9Th give his MUSICAL IRISH EN-
TERTA1NMt.NT entitled " AN HOUR IN IREL AND"
given in Europe 500 nights Of stories OF the
sanry Irish wit repartee facts and felton, Duets gee
&c SC which he will be assisted by four ediss Of his ia
mily Mrs Malone Eaymond who will preside at the piano
oIte and the Misses Fanny Emily and Louisa Malone Ray
mond yocalss end pupils Of the cee
braed European BRUNETTE Gallery 500 Broadway. To
begin 1T IN O'Clock, p NJ. Admauce so cents children
under afpce On the evening Of Sunday 2oth Tuesday
22 Thursday GATH and Saturday 26th Mrs Malone Raymond
will give her lecture with the model Of Ancient jerusalem
given by her upwards Of hundred times in Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

vTNHE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PIC
ia this country-comprisng Of the best
works Of Titan MuIo, Rubens and other Of the old
Masters: snow to the public at the Gallery Of the Ma
ti0nal Academy OF II Broadway and Leonard
street. from A M. to 10. NJ. Admission. rs cent?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

ton hav. still No II Cedar
james Clark the only Clark of the firm Of John w
Creation Co. The public cautioned against dealing with
trusting any others of the said firm Those who
wish to get good Gold Pen at low price invited
and examine of selected pens Of all the differ
trade Pens in from IS inward Gold Pens
changed repared and re.pointed. JOHN w. CREATION
4 CO II Cedar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

- 2istWill he presented great hstori
cal play. of HENRY THE: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Queen of
King Of England. Mr. w MARSHALL; hnre Boleyn, Mrs Phil
the Phastom h,p-Vand.rdeeien Captain of the FLYING
nutchman Mr. Stevens Can't peppeccs!, Bslla%y; Peter
esus Pit and Galley l2 Doors open sK o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

RfOADWAY ODEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pinteux's Cafe des Mile (olonnes-Manager r. G.
Gsse.y-Mu.eal Director, Mr. Oddsld-Grsat auT.stions
the ctizens Of tins metropolis spd
gers visiting it, that The Odson is with entire
tf1 symmetry in order produce series of splendid
61ep. soss SSna as o6EoN MEsTRELs Fart
2ITABLEhuX vIvANs and Poses Plastiaues by the Mo-
del Artist Part 3-Favorits of the Sersgo &c Prices
Ochsstra Box 81 cent?, Parauette cents Boxes 2X cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

cod Pens Mt reduced frices=nosrs q Cia ~!
line examine their stock Besides those fthe make
they for sale large small quantities Browns Spen
csrs Hayden Baaeys and all others of The II
prices they believe to lower than those of other:
the trade invite purchasers satisfy this
point comparing them the prices Of for the
article. Gold pens repaired exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

NOtICE.-THE UNITED SOCIETY OF JOURNEY
IN CordwaIners. the Ladies' Byanch will hold
meeting at The Cenr: Hall corner Of Grand and Ces
Of this city also Brooklyn Williamsburg and Jer
CITY, is respectfully invited BY order of the
Committee - " - $50
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- as notice has appeared in the pub papers Of the 7h
inst calnt meeting of the members of franklin Assembly
No the Benevolent Order Ber-an
be held No. SO Sixth the 2srd pub
c, therefore, cautioued against trusting Of the
bers Of called franklin Assembly Of the Be-
nevoent Orde, of they in what
ent Assemblies g are hereby forbid having any
expelled members from the order for misconduct Bv order
DAVID TAYLOR, g. w. Patriarch. JOHN MASON g,
GcrihA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

nancy BALL DRESSES FOR GENTLEMEN
New Dresses f.ithtu presentations Of the characters
desired to hire Of JULIUS DEJONGE IS Warren street
All dresses and theatrical properties made order the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

A IA MEETING OF MR.. BOYD's REGULAR CAR
"A rers held Saturday 18th ns in the evening follow
ing resolutions offered and unanimously passedRs.
solved That the thanks Of the Carriers of j. T. Boyds Ex
ing that aid which at all times his usual ch,ractesc
wish him that prosperity that the confidence Of the public has
allowed him to epj0v. w WILSON. President Chas Whit
ticker. Vice President: Harrison Green
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

I EARNED CANARY BIRDS.-SIGNOR SPINETTO
respectfully informs the ladies' and gentlemen Of this
city and cnity that his exhibition of these wonderful
birds that charmed the people Of tie old world are
exhibition at the Lecture Room in the Society brary
3is Broadway Afternoon exhibition day At o'clock
Open evening" MONDAY evening excepted O'Clock
The performing birds will hafpas
Admission IS cents-Childreu halfpr,ce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

Rs0ADWaY THEATREI.MoNDAY EVENING
AND YOUN3 HEARTS-Jesss Rnra,, Mr.. w r. Blake;
Tom Coke, Mr. Fleming; Bob. Nj Hadaway; Lady Alice
Hawthorn, Miss Fanny Wsllack Miss no kett Mrs.
gssnt After which Pa. de D-ny by MILLS Cs,ess and q
selim Petbones Mr. W Chapman; Frank Fathom. Mr.. Nc
Douall; Marv. Miss Fzjames Doors open *; perfor
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RRUNSWICKS STATUARY-LARGE AS LIFE
n Mexican conposit'on, representing the VENUS DE
MEDlClS and APOLLO DE MEDICIS Open from Am
10 10 M at 306 Broadway, Stoppani baths Admit
Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

Of the Old Masters open the public, from A. NJ
10 NJ Admission IS cents, the Exhibit Room Of the
National Academy of DESIGN. 3i6 Broadway
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-MONDAY EVENING.
- February 2',,TThe performances will commence with
Held; Doctor P,nelow, Herbert Z.kisl Home.pun,
Mrs WilkinIon, After which, IN. MODEL ARTISTS To
conclude with frs! night of the WHISTLER tn. Lilly
Of st onsrds-Sr George Staunton, Mr. Vary Sandie
sspderson Held Dcky Duuon wnans David Butler Miss
Den'n The Whistler, Miss 8 DENIM; Lady Stauntou Mrs
Wiki Doors at 81 o'ctock-peno mance
mence at Boxes. rs ceuts Pit. l2k
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RY LEWIS AND MCRrIMOR=sTOREl 1877 CHAT.
ham st,eetTPawnbrokers Sale-This day Monday, Feb
2t 10 o'clock large collection of pledges
consisting mems and dress vests ady
der Of Abraham Goodman. 81 Centre street.
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EIVE DOLLARS REWARD-LOsT OR sTRAYFD
from the Mspsien House. No 81 Broad.ay beautiful
any collar The above reward will be paid byretuniog him.
either at the Mansion House or No 81 Beaver street
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MITCHELLS OLYMPIC THEATRE--MONDAY
" Evening Feb a. will he performed the farce Of PEG
HoysIly Mr. Chs 1 Jan. Tsrn;r Mrs Phillips: Pssgy
entitled KABRI-Ksbr Mr.. Holland: Nico Mr. Conoy.r ;
The Fairy Banch Miss Phillips After which GLANCE
over; Mr.. Mono, Mrs Henry; Mary Miss Philips. To con
Holland Caroline GRAVITY, Miss Mary Taylor. Doors open
at 6k curtain rise at o'cIock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-21

Moronecu's Grauuhteu n"EheHc niacnHes-
These aew beautiful convenient and efecuI instruments
ting ention of their great efficiency
the of all nervous diseases In DyspePsia Nerynu
De'fness Rheumatism FITS, Paravss and all kindred aic
lions their effects truly wonderful MsrnfsSu,ed an
Broadway New York Price $40 and s2 complete and
ranted, with full directions for in every respect
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pax 49, N;Ds,. hENT AMI.
respectfully announce that they shall keeo their ssablsh
for three nights Longer Wis Monday Tuesday and
eduesdav February 2 22d aud 23d. after which the Cir
will positively close a. the Company leave for Boston
Tharsdsy Monday evening oenefto f NJ. SANDS, when
will bs offered the bill the Tues
day evening the join, ANSWERS ,RY Of THE BIRTH
DAY OF WASHiNGrON and Of THE BATTLE OF
BUENA VISTA on which occasion a splendid National
entertainment will be given Wednesday evening positively
the Dress Circle
Bcye, IS cents: Galleryl2h cents Private boxes IS each
Children under when accompanied by their
guardians the Dres, Circle half price Door
hafpast o'clock Performance commerce. at
day and pnsifively the last
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Salaries Of the Royal Family of England.

The following are the annual sums allowed
from the public money to her Majesty, the differ,
ent branches OF the royal family and for the sup
port OF the royal household or officers of state
he queen, her MnJesty's privy purse, besides
buckingham Palace, St. James Palace Windsor
Castle, and the ROYAL Pavilion, Brighton. eos.
600; salaries of the great officers of the rovaI
household and officers OF state, and of the esiab-
lIshments OF the various departments of the house
hold, including retired and superannuation al
lowances 10 old servants in those departments
tl3l,2SOi expenses of the household in the de-
partments of the Lord Chamberlain, Lord Stow
ard, Master Of the Horse, and Mistress of the
Robes, Gl72,5O royal bounties and charities,
and special service, &C., G23 600; pensions,
t75OO; unapproprIated money, GS04O; total,
t41O,OOO. His Royal Highness Prince Albert
consort of her Majesty, being his privy purse Of,
secret services and other Offices. G40 900; Ernest
Duke of Cumberland, now King of Hanover, with
Kew Palace, f2l 1000; his Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge, f2l 900; Prince George or
Cambridge, $4,000; Princess Augusta Caroline,
his sister, married June %, 1914, 10 his Royal
Hishness Frederick William, Hereditary Grand
Duke Of Mecklenhurgh Stretz, $4,000; hor
Royal Highness Mary, Duchess of Gloucester,
relict of the late Duke of Gloucester, el3, 900 !;
her ROYAL HIghness Princess Sophia with Green
which Palace and Park, EI3, 900; the trustees Of
his Majesty Leopold, King of the BeIgians, as
wdower Of her late Royal Highness Princess
Charlotte, daughter of George the w., with Clare
mont Palace, e50,OO0; her Majesty Adelaide, the
@ QH9eq d 4B 5Hfh5F 5ff 96d f dKP PW9J Wa il @
Court, tho Park and domains of Bushy and also
Marlborough House in Pail Mall, two parks and
three royal palaces, 100000; her Royal High
ness the Duchess of Kent, mother of her Majesty,
with Frogmore Lodge, Windsor, f32, 900; the
Duchess of Inverness, reict of his late Royal
Highness the Duke of Sussex, f32 900; the Ouch
ess of Inverness, reject of his late Royal Highness
the Duke of Sussex, 10000 lbs. per annum, with
kensinpton Palace
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
The Blessings Of Nonarchical Government.

The following estimate of the annual sums al.
lowed by the British Parliament, and paid by the
people, TO her Majesty and the different branches
of the royal family; and for the support of the
royal household, taken from the Ministerial Bud,
Jet, exhibits the degree of injustice and oppression
IN such forms of government. What claims has
the Duke OF Mecklenburgh on the British people
for the hard earnings of their labor The Master
of the Horse, Mistress of the Robes and other
llveried scamps about the palace, 2I72 500.
Prince Albert for secret service, 100000. In
all fUe million. nine hundred and t,centyfr Mous-
and, eight hundred and eighty-one dollars per an
mum. These drones receive high salaries 10
maintain the pomp and pageanry OF the Crown,
but the representatives of the people in Parliament,
recetce mothing-poor men have no business there.
and without being owners of large estates or the
Protegees of wealthy landlords, cannot get in.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
The Editor of the United Irishman.

The following sketch of JOHN MITCHELL Esq,
the editor of this paper, we find in the N. Y.
Truth Teller. Mitchell bears the character of
high minded honorable chivalrous gentleman
wherever he is known.
"Mr. John Mitchell is the son Of an Unitarian
Clergyman of Newry-a man remarkable for his
sagacity, intellect, honor, and love of justice. AT
the aye Of seventeen, our young patriot and hero
for such wish 10 characterize the characterless
and destitute Irishinan-at the age of seventeen
ho married. He became partner in the firm of
Fraser and Mitchell, solicitors Of Newry. He
carried on his own department of his profession at
Banbridge, within ten miles of Newry, whore he
had comfortable and happy home, and was in
possession of every comfort. His mother still.
lives, and, as if the whole family imbibed their
patriotism from her breast, his three ssters-all
| lovely Srls-are as devoted TO the cause of Ire
land himself He is not now moro than thirty
years of age-has FIVE or six chidren-ls fond
father, kind brother, and an obedient son-all
characteristics of great and good man. When
the promising Nation was launched upon the flood
of disturbed opinion created in Ireland, its proprle-
tor looked to the intellectual market for talent,
and finding mono equal TO Mr.. Mitchell, and that
gentleman believing that his country demanded
his services, and that the editors desk was pref
cradle 10 the attorneys counter, he abandoned q
profession which brought him from SOOl. 10 j.
happy home, and rendered his services 10 the pro-
f pretor of the Nation. This aspiring genius soon
discovered that the fetters of the press were as
calling as the feters of the law. He discovered
that Mr.. Duffy was phrase merchant, and tha
his wares were cut down and altered to suit tht
Nation market. The patriot could not stomach
this CALLING masierdom--this menial situation
!, and he resolved upon creating new MIND II
? Ireland. Now, my friends, without ever hayin:
seen, or without ever having received line iron
Mr.. Mitchell, this is the true biography OF a gen
tleman whom the worst Saxon landlord IN lrelan
nord Lansdowne) has designated IAN adventures
! without character,' and you will draw your ow
; conclusions as to the motives and objects of
high spirited young gentleman, who abandons
, profitable profession, and breaks up a,happy home
and embarks the prospects of fatnity that
, dear to him upon the troubled waters of polite
) at the very time when the oppressor's appetite
0 whe,ted for revenge. Mr.. Mitchefs object is
3 thorough reform of the institutions Of the country
and, so long ago as lS4l, L told You from M
. dungeon that | was ret for Repeal OF the unlo'
: but That | was for Total separaton-a divorce
and that advent is Row at hand"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

SOUND VIslBLE.--In this age of wonders what
will the world think when we assure 1t that a meth
cd has been discovered and matured by which
sound will be made visible 10 the human eye, its
various forms and waves demonstrated 20 sight. AID
the power to disc rminate between the tones OF one
musical instrument and another be as complete as
to observe the action Of water when disturbed by
any material cause. The experiments, we believe.
are likely TO be ere long repeated before the Roy
al Society. TIE exhibition of effects on fine sand
has probably led to this astonishing issue.--
Lon. Lit. Gaz.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Invaluable Family Companion.

GIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
Sof Consumption, Asthma, Diseases OF the
Heart. and all Female Diseases 234 pages, 70 en-
cravings. Paper so cts; bound 10 cts Mail TO any
part-postage l-2 cts
Shoulder Braces and Chest ExPanders, 81 Mail to
any part, so postage. Inhalng Tubes, SILVER
So, by mail, letter postage Abdominal supporters
perfect 50 to sIO for all Ruptures, 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 to loot
and circumference of person the surface, Just
above the hips If Rupture, mention whlch slae
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods Ad
dress III .. o
7O7 Broadway, New York, post Paid.
Feb "a 1913 lily.