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nFs The Fakir of Sva having given a cou-

C. The Fakir of Swa having given cou-
pie Of entertainments at which he distributed
prize-jewels among the audience, was arrested
and tried in the Criminal Court last week, upon
charge of violating the law forbidding the
drawing Of lotteries in this State. The case
was argued Friday and the jury were dischar-
ged Saturday. being unable to agrco upon
verdict. The Fakir thereupon submitted the
case to tho Court, and Judge Turner fined him
81 900 and sentenced him to three months i'm
prisonment. The Judge subsequently remit
ted tho fine. and Gov. Camdbelf arrested the
sentence of imprisonment by the pardoning
power vested in him. The Fakir had the SYM
pathies of the court, jury, and all upon bis side
and has the good luck TO escape the pshi.y
of the law which he had violated unknowingly.
Nashville Banner
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ng- The rates of fare on our Railroads ar,

esg- Tho rates of faro on our Railroads are
lower than on those Of any country of which
we haveireturns affording the means of compar-
ison. In New England, the average rate per
mile is slightly over two cents, from New York
to Washington, it is three and a half cents per
mile; from New York TO Cincinnati the railroad
and steamboat fare together is less thar two
cents uer mile; from New York to Albany, the
price of passageis fraction over one cont per
mile. and the average rate on all the New York
railroads has been statad at two cents and
oneffth per mile. In the State on the Michi-
gan Central and on the Southern Road the
fare is fraction less than three cents per mile.
Kalamazoo Gazette.
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as,,It nnpeors fram the recent report OF

es,.It appears fram the recent report on
the subject Of marriages made to the Legsla-
ture Of Massachusetts. that ,965 parties were
united in holy wedlock in that State last year.
The oldest person married during the year
was of ~ to a woman under 30
Eight females Of IA, and about forty of g have
become wives The youngest couple were
each 16 years old. In Boston one male OF l9
marriad female Of 2s: and in Worcedter.
lad of IL married awoman Of 3s. One mar
of 80 married for the ffth time, and as high az
tue sixth m rriago is found on record.
A groat State for "Coalitions."
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE No i06 BROADWAY, N. Y.
S156.75O


S456.75O
AeenmHlaftd Capital principally Hrcsted ia Nsn York
aNd United States Stotk.
THIS Company make all Insurance nppcrtainine
TO Life on the most economical and secure plan.
The Premiums charged at the usual rates. bu'
may be paid annually, sem-annuny or quarterly. or
when the pollen is for life aud the premium amounts
to S5o 40per cent of 1t may be paid by note and 6J
per cent. only in cash
At the end of each year statement Is made of th-
Companies affairs, and dividend of the profits made
to all life policy holders
This dividend is sadn in the shape Of stock-trans
ferabe certificates Cor which MISUNDERSTANDING such
interest the Trustees shall declare. BY this mode
the isa continual md increased reduction in the pre-
mium from year Ia year.
The Company have now been in successful opera
ton seven vears-have insu'6d over 500 policies
after paying heavy amounts TO the widow. orphan and
creditor they have remaining large fund Is S56, 1907
TO meet future liabilities.
Seven annual dividends have been mndo-three OF
40. and four Of 80 per ceut, and per cent same
paid in cash-thus showing the truths md safety OF
its principles and benefits To he derived thererom.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLrSY FRFEMAS Actuary
Further information and prospectus can be had at
the Office of MURPHY g. BAXTER, Agents.
Doc1s +; N: HALk Medical Examiners.
Joncsville. Jan. |. 1853. n329
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A FIeHTING RAT.-A Mr.. Donlan, of Phila-
dephia, having challenged all tho dogs in Ohio
to combat with fighting rat in his possession,
Daniel Shead, of Columbus, writes him as fol-
lows.
Il now take leave to inform Mr.. Donlan that
have a small dog of tho terrier aud spaniel
breed, that am willing shall fight his rat for
800 or any further amount he may please. ]
am not sporting character, but cannot allow
the great State of Ohio to bo backed out by a
philadelphia rat
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Gy- Health comes Of itself; but We are at
oreat pains to pet our diseases. Hoalth comes
from simple life Of nature; disease from tne
artificial life ofnature. esd ls.ireg'a2
zs- The. Utica Gazette learns that Mrs.
Williams, the keeper Of boarding house on
Liberty street. was badly burned by spirit gss
on Tuesday evening. -,
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eSr Benedict Arnold mover married until
he was forty years of age, and see what an end
he made.-[ Exchange Paper.
Yes-but wo never heard Of Arnold doing
any thing bad until after be was married.
t's aF ~ lftt Nashville News.
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o. The establishment of The Richmond
Republican is offered fo- saIe for tho benefit
of the creditors of r. II. Gsllaher II was an
excellent outfit Of materials.
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PORTAGE, OHIO,

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cbarte' ed in lS32--Over 1000 Policies Issued.
The length oftime this company has been in opera
recommend il safe md cheap institution tie Insure in
The undersigned has been appoiued Agen, for Hills
da e Co. Mich. n32Om3 DANL. L L-IRATT.
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~ FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Capital $500, ,O00--Surpius cash fund $4,000
Hon. CADY HOLLISTER, Pies't.
WIN. L. AVERY, Sect'y.
N. ". UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
80 eat JoHNsTOwN, N. Y.


N. ". UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
r4t JOHNsTowN, N. Y.
Capital $500, 0O0-Smplus Cash Fund $4,000
D = I.-.f faat DIRECTORS.
Chester Phelps, Juns II. Rice. John G. Hammond,
David s. McNamarn Stephen II. Johnson. John Clark
w 8. Ingraham, J p. Brockett II. p. Clark. Wm,
Hotchkiss, Philip Van Week, w. N. Clark JF. Pot
ter HSN
Chester Phelps, rest. w. S. Ingrnha.n. y. Pres't
II. =. Clark. Seotary John. Clark, Treasurer.
Srcphea B. Johnso Atty Nathaniel Smith, Gen Agent.
The following well known firms Of New York City
are among the Insured in this Company.
A. Il. Stewart, & Co, Harper & Brothers.
Bowen & McNamee, Wimerdings g. Monnt,
J. r. Jefrag * Sons, Alfred Edwards g. Co
WISE g. Sens, Merrill Bliss & Co.
Wyeth g. Rogers, Hall g. BROTHERS,
3. Cochrane g. Co, Thomas Mcclure & CO.,
james Beck g. Co. ]. W. Shuton a. llurd,
u l.. & A. Stewart, William II. Cary a. Co,
Tiffany Young g. Ellis +. Cottonct g. Co
Wadsv orth a. Sheldon, Renard & Co.
The undersigned is prepared n take risks in either
of the above responsible Companies. at as low rates
can be obtained ia any good substantial Company.
E. ID CONE, Agent.
Hillsdalc Aug 10 1852
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LIFE INSURANCE.
FOR CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS.
Amply TO III. McCOLLUM.
ED. CONE, NJ. ID.
pHVSICIANA A. STURGEON.

Graduate of Geneva Medical College; formerly
practtonerin the State Of New York. Having loca-
ted at this place he offers fs services to the chi
Of Hiisdale and surrounding country, AID hopes
by close attention TO business and giving satisfaction
to receive their share Of public patronage. Office
over J. II, Pratt's store. Residence Mt the place
formerly occupied by DR.. Griswold, corner of North
nnd West SITS.
Hillsiale April 90 1859.
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

TUNHE Hotel situated on the corner Of Cook and Fer
ris streets is offered for SALE with the Stables
buildings aud fixtures. Enquire OF
Hilsdale. June 7. 1872. n229
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LANDFOR SALE.

on Acres Of choice land in Kent County, withir
GU Eve miles Of the city Of Grand Rapids. Cor SALE
on Reasonable terms. Also House aud lot in in th,
Village Of IIiisdae. Enquire of
n307 C.J DICKERSON.
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IMPORTATION WANTED S,rayed or
j Stolen from my premises. while was ehsent last
Summer 4 or 5 lengths Of Stove Pipe Iuformation
wherever it may be found, the pipe returned WIZ
be thankfully rewarded and charges paid il any.
Hillsdrle Nov. 9th 1852. ID. STANBACK.
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a comics do do do = 8, 90
10. do do do do -lo, w
ng- Post Masters throughout the United
States are desired to acqas agents for the pa
per. in receiving and forwarding subscrpt'ons'
An letters should be addressed postpaid, puo-
Isecrs "Illustrated Ncws,' New 7 oik,
II. ID. s. A. E. BEACH,
1873 Fulton street, New-York,
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This paper gave TO tho Senators just two
years five months, and twenty-five days sgo
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BROADWAY RAILROAD.

DR0ADWAY RAlLROAD.-IN THE PROCEEDINGS
- had beeGe the Superior Court published in the
Herald OF the 21s of January last the case of Thomas
LAWS and Courtandt Palmer against the Mayor Alder
men and Commonslty Of the City OF New York in relation
TO the BOadway Railroad among other documents
read on behalf OF the grantees Of that road was letter
Of mine, written the 7th March, lS5)-nearly three
years snceaddressed to Messrs Petigew and sherman
giving opinion in favor of the construction of a rail
track in the Sixth am not vain enough to sup
Iose that my views in regard to city railroads upon
other subject OF much conseq In this
munty but would prefer that they should not be mis
represented. have never that remember, written
line in favor Of ing rail track in Broadway and have
constantly and repeatedly refused to sign any aoer
petition in favor of it, Had the whole Of my letter been
used and published this explanation would not have been
required but by the adrot suppression of material part
Of it, IL is made to do duty in
and which originated long subsequent to its date
the letter, add these omitted wordst strikes me- how
ever that there should be steps immediately taken put
one III the sixth and that the Hudson River Co
Iaiy should be required TO take up their rails above
Canal street. and relay them through the Ninth
and Hudon street These two propositions carried into
elect with the raroad already in the Fourth avenue no
inhaoitan OF the city, between the Second Eleventh
avenues, nd be required to walk more than two thou
tand ieet TO find rail car TO convey him to the b
part Oh the city," II will be that this embraces
what was thought TO be sufficient railroad acconmoia
ttn in the city and that Broadway L. included in It.
nor reno ely alluded to. NICHOLAS DEAN
Feb 10th, 1868
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aIlSCfcLLAN EUUS,

IRON BEDsTEAD wARERouMs, AND CHEAP SPRING
mattress and bedding depot.-Iron bedsteads FROM
~ TO $40 the healthy sp ing Mattress &C.. So TO $50
also, the new elastic felt beds pillows quilts also ths
best pure hair mattresses made by the bnd-all war
ranted Call and examine at 5ss Broadway abovs srius
street
r UXURIANT WHISPERS AND MOUSrACHES PRO
IL duced in six weeks, by using Graham's Onguent
s lie, is it? Try bottle and prove it before 20
condemn; it will not stain njure the skin. per bot
lie. sent oany part Of the country. Il. q. GRAHAM
3S Ann street, Fowers building, door from Nassau
Mrs. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TENDERS
1vl her services 10 the ladies' and gentlemen of ths
city, in astroogy, love, and law matters interpreting
dreams, &c, by books and science constantly relied
by Napoleon and will tell the of the lady gentle
they will marry also the Of the visitors Re-
sdcnce so Great Jones street. Of Bowery Ladies
Blty cents; gentlemen, one dollar.
WHtRE ~ HE2-BARNUM WOULD GIVE CON
w siderable to find the that patronsed SUTTON.
l42 Fulton street and not satisfied that he got hs
printing done in the neatea and cheapest possible FORM
and also that the best place In the city to get card
bin heads circulars, show bll', &c. done in little less
than no time.
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Feptcnber 10Th 1881. - Manufacturers of bronze co
prs gold, half gold silver and metal leaf factory
Pond and Pacific streets, Brooklyn, Office No IL Cedar
|tree New York. beg TO publish their greatly reduced
prices viz No 1000, Sc $1,000 So so 1000 SIS 800
500, So 200, 81 so less ten per cent discount per
onpd on six months terms Our long md avorahly
nown bronze colors are extensively used for bronlns
ron brass and wooden ware, japanninp label printing
he etc. and win compare favoraby with any imported
Srticle although far, far cheaper.
ksw YoRK, January 8, 1865.
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Tfik TALL SkEAHsyN.

M W. GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MA
lVl. Of the Stale OF Ne York.-rhe Grand Mason
c Hall Will take place at the olitan Hail. Wednesday
evening March O. 1855 The hall will be elegantly and ap
liiaely decorated for the OCCASION Dodworths full
band engaged Supper under directions Of Messrs vesey
obtained Ut the principal hotels and Of the following
mittee, entng The different lodges in the city
james Fowler St John, M. A. Hirsch Ind r. Arch 2;
J. f. Robinson, Holland, 8 Peter Kauth, Trinity, II;
20; b. W. Osborne Benevolent, 2s. 7. Ternan Manhat
tam g. c. d. Brown lara.e a.; Sewa T. Fisk Mari
81; A. A. Burns, Montgomery 68, T. L. Bcmis, Ma
val GO; W. N. Woodcock, Anglo saxon 1877 George Skin
ner, Ocean, 1866; $. G. Swaltz Atlantic 49, f. Ahrens,
Ger. Pilgrim, 49, J. G. koerner Knckerbocker, 1872;
D. W. Van Rper, Marsh 1853. T. w Farmer, Mum, 100;
Alden s. Grow ell, Lebanon l01 Charles W. Wlets, Bene
violent 1922 J. w. Braised piatt 194, Barron Excel.
sior, 1876; A. N. Bre~er,York, 49, Benam r. Rhodes
Joprn, 2ol J. p Fnkelner. Lechokke 202; r Dawson,
Temp lar, 2o3 Sam browning, tale tine, 204; Jno Faco
att DOS; J. Browne Empire City, 206 Geo Donald
United States 207 Ilesaer Ayres, Atwood, COS G.
II. Jackson, National ECO James Ellis Worth 30; JOS
Hyatt, Eastern star 2.7 G. .. Bartlett Enterprise,
Richard Iatty Keystone 25 Philip Morand Oscar Coles
24l; George Cross, Della, AZ Charles Wright, Eureka.
243; A. 7. Moriarty Hope IA; William Cummings Polar
Star 246; &. A. leck, Arcana z46; William Gardner,
Joseph Cohn, Mount Nebo, 157; Caspian Sierck, Her
2eS; Charles Cocks Charles Waworh, I'll; R0bt
d. Holiness Mystic Tie ~; John g. Breen, Metropolitan
l7S; Lnckey, Arcturd, la Charles Schosy, Sylvan
Grove 2s5; X q. secor Henry (ay, 277 w N Buckley,
Dorc U. D. Isaac tranck King Soomon's Lodge, U, D.
NTASONIC.-IN THE ADVERTISEMENT IN YEsTER-
lVl days Herald OF the Grand Masonic Ball to be held
Metropolitan Hall March O. 1853 the price Of tickets
erroneously stated at s. So should have been 81.
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Rare specim.ns of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Rare Specimens Of Deguerrcotypes-NTr.C C.
g. fage Lag Artist of Eighth avenue and
Fourteenth street, has just returned from Mes Provi
dence and Chatham N j. where he has proc fred like
Of twin sisters Mrs Rebecca Weed and Mrs Aba
|gail sayre aged IS years and months. Also gr up
lot Ave representing many generations. In the
centre Of this picture sits Mrs. Nancy Day aged 81
and months; at her right sits her daughter Mrs. Sarah
Crane aged 70 years; at her left sits her grand daughter
Mrs. Nancy D. Gardiner aged 90 years and month
locking her right stands her great grand daughter
anh Crane aged 81 years; and overlooking her left
stands her great great grand daughter, Miss Joanna
~. Crane, aged year, and months.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY par.
~ SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a
THE LECTURE SEASON.


miss BACON REGRETS THAT SHE Is UNABLE TO
1VI meet her class this morning usual. The next
Lesson will be given at Hope Chapel opposite the
New York Hotel, on Tuesday Feb ID, at o'clock.
r ECTURE ON HENRY GRATTAN AND THE IRISH
u volunteers Of 1782--Tn fulfment of promise made
to the committee the occasion of his last discourse in
New York. Thomas +. Meagher will deliver lecture
the above subject, at Metropolitan Hail. Monday
ing the 14th inst, at O'Clock, 7. NJ Iickets-aity
cents To be had at the Irish American and Truth Teller
cfces the principal bookstores and at the door the
evening Of the lecture.
HOPE CHAPEL LEClURES-THE JUSTLY CEI4E
II brated Alexander McCleand, ID. d., of New Bcuns
wick lectures in this Friday evening, February
IL, at eight O'Clock. His subect-"rhe Sensational
will make shaking among the dry bones of tho valley Of
metaphysics, and afford unparalleled entertainment
to the intellectual and the curious Tickets, fifty
one gentleman and two ladies', dollar. Doors open
at seven O'Clock.
OCULAR IE6TURES.-SClENCE TRIUMPHANT, AND
j necromancy at discount. Go and witness the
sdesptng and instructive delineations Of human
ture, which given in the achmstc performances
the celebrated Prof Williams, Blocker Buildings corner
Of Bleecker and Morton streets, at u o'clock.
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Court Calendnr-This Day.

i UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nos. SO to AZ.
SUPREME Court. TermNos l, g. 9, 13. IA. II,
n to g. Glcut-Nos 1245, es2 1914 1889, 1854 1908,
1850. "a, &c. 1850, 122, 124, 1876 126 Is, 8.
COMMON PIFAs.-Nos 221, 225 295 3l6 &c., 1858, $50,
See 311 eel, 813, 3l5 $40, 321. 323 325 329.
SUpERIoR CoURT- 1.-TWO branches. Mos S38 39i $685.
40 49, 42s, 426, 427 42s 49, 1851, 400 4s4 ABS 49,
1885, 443, - 1853 Asa ASS, 900 800 g. 456 49, 49,
AGO. 461, 462, 4e3 AGA, 4G5, 466
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REMOVALS..

ID EM0vAI.-CARR L. HICKS HAVE REMOVED TO
III So Nassau street. where they will keep rs formerly
general assortment Of blank books aud stationer,
articles.
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!. n. Singer d Go. talxo pleasure I'm an
nouDong to the public that the extensive additions to
their factory for manufacturing SINGERS sewing ma
chimes and the introduction OF much new machinery cal
custed very greatly to expedite the labor are now com
pleted which will enable them to fill those orders which
want Of machines has prevented them from attending
mand these unrivalled machines daily creating
Thee machines may be seen in operaton and specimen
Of their superior work freely examined at the principal
Office No 25s Broadway, N. r.. No. ID Harvard place
Boston, No 81 South Fourth street. philadelphia; Bli
street Baltimore; aud No 1877 Elm street, Gin
cnnati.
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Watts Nervous AntidOte-'TO persons aftiict-
ed with complaints let them try this antdote,
and bottle will give them confidence in its health
restoring qualities than all the certificates publish
Try it and be convinced, JOHN PYNE, 38 Ann street
81 Per bottle; 80 per dozen.
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hair instantly to beautiful black brown while bis
and beagtider stimulates It's growth and
|rpc,uates tie luxuriance TO the latest period of life.
dye Il applied privately, and both sold ut Cl5rA.
|AGT, No Anor House, and by the principal drug
tts
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ScrOfnla, &c., &c.
thee terrible and painful diseases You who suffer
ing the most torturing pains remember that few doses
OF this powerful yet pleasant compound will afford
tain relief. Thousands of have been cured, and
published in the Herald, Sun, and other papers These
certificates from well known citizens who be
and consulted at any hour Circulars containing these
certificates be had at the principal depot 25 Grand
street Seventy five cents per bottle
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COAL,

CoAL.-I AM NOW DELIVERING FROM MY YARD
~ Of King and Greenwich streets the best red
ash well screened from uader cover at the low price Of
" Ter ton for stove pnd egg PETER CLINTON.
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W.T. OuILHuRCU9-1E1HS II C1xC CUits
Hilton oil q large stock OF foreign dry goods at Co
lmba Hall, 281 Grand street. Of u large assortment
rich Grape shaws and black and coored silk, condemned
BY the appraisers, not piece in hundred in
with the water yet the prices less than
hall Of the cost of importation. Also with n large in
rice Of pune Irish linens and English long cloths although
vet with salt water warranted perfect in texture and
rec from stain. Never before such inducements
eld out 10 housekeepers and probably there will
again.
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The next time yum arc invited to take n
ruk" Try Cbarless London cordial gin II IL d lcious
M ring in taste from all other gins and possesses med
qualities which for II the endorsement of the
n,rc medical faculty. ONCE No Park place
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-
tac Chains constructed to be under the garments
the most wonderful discovery in medicine and cleo
ticy of the present day They relieve without pain
shock instantaneously, acute nervous pains, such
head ear and toothe ache, rheumatic pains, tic doo
reux &C., and by its mild but continuous and preceptibe
action the body diseases Of years. standingsuch
govt local paralysis, nervous complaints liver Diseases
tails from their solutions, decompose water deiect the
magnetic needle in short, show all tue phenomenon of
powerful votac pile The instruments producing these
elects weigh about two ounces, be folded up
pocl ct book always ready for instantaneous use and
will last mar his lifetime, friends &c, against that
number of diseases and complaints in which mild stream
ing electricity Is perfectly SAFE certain, and wonderful
speedy remedy The price of complete chain is from
81 10 IS; batteries, $40 to S22 so.
Incredible may seem the above facts any person
easily convince himself beforehand at the depot of their
truth. The importance of the invention has been
knowledpcd in America by the Academy OF Medicine Of
New York, and the chains have been applied with great
success in the medical colleges, the City, Bellevue, and
Wards land Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital &C.; in
Europe by the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Sur
in London; by the Academic Rationale de Medecin
at Tars; by the Imperial faculty at Vienna; by the
Roy al faculty at Berlin and other scientific institutions
OF the highest order including the principal hospitals in
Europe.
The proprietors are in possession of testimonials to
rica and Europe, well of the most eminent and
distinguished members OF the profession in both hemi-
sphe, es, and invite the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated descriptons-one for personal use
and fl r scientific men-with copies of testimonials
and number of cured in New York and Europe,
may be obtained, gratis at the Office They will be for
warded free OF postage to any part of the United states
in to prepaid inquiries, containing three cents
postage stamps. J. SfFINERT'
No 56S Broadway, corner of Prince street.
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e hourly being made by

Astonishing Cures are hourly being made by
Dr. Tobas's Venetian Lnimept, of Group coughs sore
throats, chlb'ains, chronic rheumatism, &c Recolec
this article is warranted to give relief money il
asked Depot 240 Greenwich street and for sale by all
the druggtt throughout the United States. 1t
Oothache in three minutes