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MORE CENTRALIzATIoN.-Th New Yorl

MORE CENTRALIzATIoN.-Th New York
I11buns says:
"The point of the long decision of Judge
Blatchford in the habeds corpus case of Gen.
Neil, which we publish elsewhere, is that
State courts cannot release United States
enlisted soldiers from their obligations to
the Government. Judge McCunn ind his
associates will do well to take notice."
The Tribune evidently approves Of this
decision. 1t is startling one. 1t amounts
to denial Of justice to every man who can.
not get Federal Judge to accord it to him.
and places the people Of the country under
the heel of Federal officials.
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We received yesterday letter from Mr..
JOHNSTON enclosing us a copy of his recent
speech in the United States Senate on the
internal revenue system, and informing us
that we had Inexperienced the nature OF
his amendment to the bill for repeating the
income tax.
Of course we should publish Mr.. JOHN
sToN's letter if we had not already corrected
our mistake. We published on Saturday a
great part of his speech also, as he has no
doubt learned before now.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ME- A WORD TO HOUsEKEEPERs.
IF You study economy value time, labor, ant,
money and desire good, wholesome, light ana
sweet bread, biscuits, rolls, cakes, &C., use the
VIRGINIA YEAST or BAKING POWDERS,
the cheapest and best in market Sold by druGRis's
ona urocers ia al-2.s
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A well-known city clergyman, travelling
for his health on the Continent, was 30 very
delicate that he broke down ut Baden
Baden, and religious journal, in stating
the fact, was made to say by the malignant
types that he "Droke the bank" at Baden.
Baden. -New York Tribune.
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nlEM.

At her father,s residence, No. 4e7 wet Gay
street. on Saturday the 2ath instant, at IL o'ciock
NJ. Of teeshin1 ELIZABETH HOPE youngest
daughter or William II. sDd Anna Il. west ageo
one year six months and eighteen afys.
Angels h We thee in their charge,
Lofty ana pure In heart j.rx..e-....-
For the gen lie Shepherd loves his lamos,
And one OF them tnou art. 49,
Religious Herald will please copy.
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MT CHILDREN'S G H A / r S FOR
CHRISTMAS, CH1LDREN's CHAIRS FOR
CHgISTMAS.-25 dozen CHILDREN'S CHAIRS
just received at
G. B. STACY & SONS, 1908 AND 1910 MAIN ST.,
where can be found the largest and best-assorted
stock of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES In
tho city.
Don't fail to examine before buying. de u
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me- REMEMBER THAT THERE HAS
BEN great decline In the prices Of PILLOW
CASE COTTONS and BLEACHED and UN-
BLEACHED SHEETINGS.
Remember the great CLOSING SALE OF IhE
sEAsONat LEVY BROTHERS.,
Ia 26 l2i3 ana lllo hidih siieN'
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ME- GREAT BARGAINS IN CASSl-
MERES.-We offer this week
100 patterns SUPERIOR CASSIMERES ut 80 per
pattern, worth S.; so patterns at sldo, worth
81;
BLACK CASSIMEREs at 81, 1.25, $3.50, $l.75 81
$3.50 50, and $3.50 per yard
CORDUROY at I'll. SIPS, and 81 so;
FANCY CASSIMERES al g. silica. and SL?'
CHARLOTTESVILLE CASS1mEREo at reduced
prices;
SATINETS at 5Oc., worth Csc;
KENTUCKY JEANS at all prices;
GENTS MERiNO SHIRTS at 75c.;
Genuine ENGLISH SOCKS at 50 per dozen, worth
Sd;
IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEES, LINEN
CAMBRIA HANDKERCHlEFS, HEM
STITCHED HAEDkERCHlEFs, BANDA
DANA, and other SILK HANDKERCHIEFS;
CLOIHGLOVES at 40. so 60, 75c., and II;
II.ED BERLIN and F. EECE-LlNED SlCk
GLOVES at Soc, worth 75c;
GENTS SHAWLS, highans, IraVelllng-Biank
els and all kinds OF Undergarments, at
' LEVY BROTHEES',
1913 and 1915 Main street.
SHIRTS, made of the genuine Wamsutta Cot.
ton, at $40 per dozen-nade IN the best style. il
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wBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

MT BACHELORS Hal K ID 7 E.
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects ofbad dyes lnVlgo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful otack
or broom. Sold by all druggists andperfumers,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. 1e Bond street, New York.
ie2-eod1yr
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The vote in the Wisconsin Legislature
was in favor OF the income tax--not against
1t, as stated yesterday,
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" BLANKETS, COMFORTABLES,
AND QUILTS.-Just look at those extra large
colored BLANKETS. weighing over ID pounds, ut
$5 pair would be cheap at IS.
COLORED ELANKETa, weighing over eleven
pounds. at g. !; would be cheap at ".
COLORED BLANKETS at $l.I5 per pair; well
worth $3.50.
CALICO COMFORTABLEs at %, $3.50, %. and
1915; not the price Of the batting and calico
that's in them.
DE LAME COMFORTABLEs at IS; worth 81,
full assortment of WHITE BED BLANKETS
from $3.50 to Sis pair.
BRIDAL, or HoNEY-CoMB QUILTS, large
enough for any bed. at 81. so; worth $3.50.
Great bargains in MARSEILLES QUILTS, TOT.
LET COVERS, SHEETINGS, and PILLOW
CASE OPTIONS, TABLE-C1OTHs, TOW.
ELS, NAPKINS, and D0YLIE6, at
I Il. LEVY BROTHERS.,
su 5ses 1918 and Ills Main street.
PILLOW-CASE C0TTONS and sHEETlNas
Use CLARKE's COTTON, on the black spools.
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MT GREAT CLOSING SALE OF
DRESS G0ODS.-PLA1D DRESS GOODS at
Extra IA heavy ests OTTOMAN CLOTHS at rs cents,
BI,sCk ALpACAs at IS, 30, IS, 30, and SOC.
CHANGEABLE POPLINS at 20 cents, worth 80
Extra heavy Diagonal PLAID P0PLINS,
warranted all wool at 65 ceuts, worth 81.
Superior quality OF PL AID POELlNS 1T 10 cents,
worth 81 IS ,,-
3oper cent. more.
Small figured all wool DELAINE at IS cents,
worth SO cents.
STRIPED SILKS at FL, worth $1.5o.
BLACK SILKS at Sl5O worth s.: at rs worth
S225; at 81, worth s.. so. Also, great Ind -ce-
ments in better quality silks. ,
EN- RESS CLOTH at so, IS, AID 10 cents, worth
BLACK CKEPE DE PARIS at so cents, worth rs
A large s' assortment $50 of DRESS GOODS sUITA-
Bile FOR MOURNING.
FOR ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS at reduced
nrices call at LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and l215 Main street.
SHEETINGS and PILLOW-CASE COTTONS
at reduced prices. ia 20
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~ OIL OF VITRIOL!

ME- OIL OF VITRIOL!
OIL OF VITRIOL OIL OF YITRIOL!
Pure and full strength. The Baltimore Copper
Company have in thorough operation extensive
chemical works, and are manufacturing supe-
rior article of
OIL OF yITRIOL,
which they are at all times prepared 70 snip IN
quantities to suit purchasers. Making It's produce
ton specially, our prices will be found more
advantageous to buyers than at any other city.
HENRY MARTIN, Pres't.
Office, 30 South St., Baltimore, Md. de e-eodly
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ME- FURS, FURS, FURS.-We are now
closing out our stock of FUkS regardless OF ctst.
SETS, which we now offer at about one7half OF
their vaI,1e LEVY BROTHERS.,
'Ao' 1918 and 1915 Main street.
HOODS, Sontags, Nuuias, Bre. kfast Shawls.
and all other worsted goods. sold regardless OF
cost $3.50 ia 20
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@=sEINE THREAD, SEINE THREAD.
We have now in store large quantity OF SEINE
THREAD, just bonded, at much lower prices than
at the beginning Of the season. Also, patent hard
laid SEINE TWINE, SEINE LINE, and TAN
KING. Greater inducements than ever IN this
line at LEVY BROTHERS,,
1913 and 12l5 Main street.
COTTON YARNS, all numbers from to II, at
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at Soc.
Der pound. ja2e
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DOARD.-Mrss s. E. WATKINS, on 9th
ID street. between Marshall and Clay, nas q very
desirable chamber furnished or unfurn ished,
which she would be pleased to have filed with
pleasant BOARDERS. Terms moderate.
ia 24-Tu&That*
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BOARDING.

r AIDES OR GENTLEMEN IN WANT
IL OF BOARD, can be accommodated 10 lew
DAYS with large handsome, and convenient rooms
BY applying to MRS. 4. +. TALLEf, No. $40
Main street, bet wecn 9Th and It'll streets.
ia3i-3tTu, Th&St
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DUPONT'S SPORTING AND BLAST
LING POWDER.--2,5o 500 kegs ofthis celebrated
POW DER Just received. Also, 1oo,0 600 feet best
HEMP and TAPE FUSE for sale by
Ia 81 st Z. & b. WORKMAN & CO.
IRON AND STEEL.-200t tons REFINED
i IRON, comprising an assortment Of Tire,
Round, Square, Horseshoe, Nail, Rod, Oval, Half
round, &C.; also. tons CAST and BL1STERED
ia si-at E. & 9. WORKMAN & co.
r UBIN,S GENUINE EXTRACTS
~ Patchouly, Knight Templar, Violet, Musk,
Geranium, Stephanotis, Hediosmia, DC, Just re-
ceived. L. WAGNER q CO., Druggists,
ia sl-2tk 9th and Broad streets.
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EXTENSION OF TINE FOR QUALII

EXTENSION OF TINE FOR QUALIFICATION.
Senate bill to extend the time for the
qualification of county officers laboring
under political disabilities to the LIST Of
April was taken up, and the question being
upon its adoption, q spirited debate ensued.
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Senate bill in relation to "taking of fish
in the waters Of the Commonwealth.
Senate bill to incorporate the town o
Goodson, in the county of Washington.
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ORDERED TO BE ENGRossED,

Senate bill to protect the oyster beds in
the waters of the Commonwealth, approved
July II, 1870, with amendments, was taken
up, considered, and finally, ordered to It's
engrossment and third reading.
THE OYSTER TAX.
Senate bill imposing a tax on oysters was
taken up, and discussed at great length
pending which,
On motion of Mr.. SMITH, of Hcnrico, the
Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

given TODAY az usual NJ Booths Theater I" Richeeu')
~ Wallacks Thcater e. Money'1 at the Fourteenthst
Theater c. Fanchon') nj the Fifth Avenue Theaer
e. SaratOga'E al Nibo's Garden Tho Black Crook
ut tho Olympic Ithe Buresquc Of Rcheeu) at Lima Ed
wins Theater Laura Keene in Hunted DOwn' and the
New-York Circus . We hear that Mr. Forrest will act
Richeiieu next week. The change Of bill II much
TO be regretted Mr. Sidney Wooetts recital OF Enoch
Arden was heard with satisfaction on Wednesday af
ternoon at Association Hall, by limited assembage OF
listeners-chiefy ladies' Mr. WoOlletts Interpretation
OF the poem marked by fervOr OF feeling, arising
out Of the sympathy Of sensitive and fresh tempera.
ment with high ideals OF herosm and true phases on
affection. There were graces likewise, In his eocuon-
airy STYLE This, II at times too obviously studied Is IN
the MAN, the natural and spontaneous expression or the
artist Mr. Woollett was frequently and sincerely sp
piauded He will give another rectal-the third OF ms
seriesnex Wednesday. The young elocutionist is wen
N. j. will have an OppOrtunity-On Monday and TuesuH.
evenings Of next weekof enjoying the acting OF one OF
the best humorsts OF the stage Mr. John h. owens VIII
Indian" The Poor Gentleman" and "Solon Shngie'
Mr.. Owens is now acting in Buffalo.
Several of the players who were thrown out
of employment by the burning OF the varieties ln S
in New Orleans, have perceive. wandered mo lcA,
and acting at the Perkins Theater, Houston gu
the 18th ut. "R0meO and Juliet was acted MISE
Augusta L. Dargon appeared as juliet; Mr. A. H. paN.n-
port MercnfiO; Mr. Frank Evans as Romeo MI. ".
Jordan Paris. Mr. L. A. Eberle as Fr1dr Ld~Tn'oe
MI T. j. Hind az CGylet; and MI M. G. DAILY as feter'
On the same occasion Mr. Vinng Bowersacted Je" bdgs,
in Tie Wandering Minstrel"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
RESULTS or THE STORM.

OCEANS OF sLUsH-HOw STREET RAILWAY
TRIED TO SALT ITS TRACK, AND now THEY
WERE DISCOVERED.
The streets were inundated, yesterday, with
with "a most aggTayatng mixture Of snow and water,
and the sidewalks wercwaed in with steep and slowly
melting mounds OF snow and ice Foottrayelers picked
their way cautiously along eyed the reacherous puddes
the inconsderate Providence which sends nrsclass
snowtorms and tenth-rate sreetceaning contractors
Fftlaye. was cleared OF from WasIngtO
TO Twenty-third-st Two hundred laborers performed
this work and dumped the into the river Another
worked on tho avenue from Forty cighhst down. The
Mayor has requested that Wall, Worth and Chambers
sts be cleaned to-day special effort should be made
accomplished.
MI Whitmore an officer OF the Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty Animals, walking through Grand
st. Yesterday, when he passed by running at
an unusual rate OF speed. lady standing the
Of Iaurensst motioned for the to stop. but the
driver did not heed her call He saw with sOmo aston
ishment that 1t contained passengers, ard being
curious as to its mission, he after II Tor several
blocks, and finally climbed upon the rear platform,
despite the renOIstanccs Of the conductor. Looking IN,
Mr. WhmOre discovered four oBOuched on the bot
tom Of the car busiy pouring salt on the track from
large bags through holes bored In the OOr Perceyng
Mr. WhitnOre, they out at tue front door, and all
eseaped except james Hickey Of No 742 Enst Ninth
st. whom the police arrested after long chase Later
In the day Justice Cox at the jefferson Market Police
Court Committed him comp plant OF tr Whltmofc, for
violation Of 1882 strictly forbddng sprnk
ling vi salt Oh the streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

should lay down for his observance G S ybo pufssSd
discouragng OF litigation. The lawyer WIZ ,tt,n n ~,
this frepdy conrse would gain more IN reputation LOT
the nossssIon OF high toned principles th NC wo t
lose In the Temporary diversion or DusineST III so
second Mace presnmlng litigation 10 po un%
yoidable the question arises, Whae taso me
Tho LAWYER at liberty to accept; n. ~ liz III
connection the speaker revie wed the position Hn Wy
Jndge sharswood OF Philadelphia, In recent fa9t a
tion 10 the effect that the lawyer, as an ocsr W e
Cont had no option must accept what9yer on9J
ofrred him whether convinced vi inc &c
or not on the ground that, by attempting 70 aeGo p
tween good and bad causes he assumed inc no oua "
the indSe and Jury. FROM this view the lectn ,rog
decidedly differed, asserting that inc lamSor me
not an officer OF the Court III We SANE Nc
sense IA the clerk the judge, and was noI pouu
lend his aid to establish unjust claim sun no ,n ,be
NOT hastily decline, his own Judgment reRIun33 .n9
ease NAV be wrong and he may thus DO an w ~
iniustice Sir Matthew Hale, In the carry PaiC -, ~.
career laid down % very strict rule III thls reSPecI
hut I'm after years relaxed II because nc ,n,.u
freouently found his first impressions .
In the ease OF criminals who have cOn1esseu LneIr
crimes the conscientious lawyer can only deiond to
when assigned 10 the defense by the court anu esen
then ne Is 10 act in the interest OF the people Ier ,
that of the prisoner advocate, concluded DE- non'
can indeed sell his assistance to promote KNOWN III
Justice but only the who respects himself Gun W. az ~
honor TO the profession; while the purest moIly VI
private fe instead OF being alien 10 sne ieSa S, %
Ter serves s strongest support in society ana aone
deems it from reproach and dishonor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
THE COMBINATION PRESs-A NOVELTY IN PRINT
ING MACHINERY.

An improved combination press, constructed
for g. A. George, publisher Philadelphia Is now on ex
hibton at the Campbell Press Works, WytheaVe' anu
uewes-st Brooklyn. strong prejudice eAsVeu ioi
wears against cylinder presses among American DOCK
nrinters on the ground Of their having tendency 10
wear down stereotype plates. While pressmen were
willing 10 admit that cylinder press was eapaole %
doing the finest woodcu and etterpress work, inc SUP
position Of its injuring the plates kept ~ on sehea
pSe I'm hook until 1886 when the difficulties were
partially overcome by the invention OF inc IampDo ~,
Country Press The Combination Press ls designed 10
increase the availability Of cylinder machines IN tne pro
duction Of good work by removing many Oh d tne
men, Five Combination Presses have been CONSTRUCTED
during the year. aud are now enpoyed 10y dS go the
improved machine now exhibition differs from theso
In several particulars IL Is automatic III lts acuo oy
printing when sheet is applied hence there no VAST
Of paper or ink when sheet fed the press taxes INK
and prints single impression and although u
run 10 neither takes ink nor prints untl hecou ao
il nut on the guides" All parts OF the my apparatus
re at rest and the bed and cylinder wth the Iorh @
distributing rollers alone, are in motion wnlle inc s9et
is printing The apparatus by which the placing OF the
sheet upon the guides regulates the acuon W ,e ~
OF an al rpump and connecting piston. when becomes
perfect pipe when the two aperures are closer ton
the action OF connected with spiral spring Inc
mechanism by which the impression ~ permitted ny s
selfacting and selEprntng machine is too complicated
men. The advantages claimed for this machine are
FIRST more perfect rgser obtnd snsag ron T o IN
working stereotype plates there Is no possibility oil the plates 'npfs "
ssd Increased speed the ranging from 1900 1000 impress
per with rollers passing over the form 81,
Third uniform distribution Of ns IN ne entNork without sk
Injured Impressions The mixing and distributing Arrangements are
~ complete nk fountains employed each end Of me p
onn-roers placed each side Of toe CYLINDER Ia h
space required 70 drive the machine Is
led worl small quantity Of ink is SO evenly Distributed
that the nnuces engraving will be u while the bne hhes wi"
sharply Distributing tables assisting m the WORK
Fourth tapes a to the sheets the n.y. an INGENIOUS
device saving usually consumed adjusting tapes hug1
ana cylinder Dants. . ,,.- ~. . -.
F Of paper The delivery OF sheets when run ou
the fly, and not IN contact with Il
OF work with economy OF ink, paper ana u
The machine has been constructed at an expense 10
the purc haser OF 5000 II will remain on eXlnDtOn
only a few daYs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
UAPS AND MIsUAPS.

Mrs. Mary L. Trowbrdge, age 80 died suddenly in
PA1ifc-st, BfoOAJn u, yesterday
The dwelling Of James Gill, No. 2l2 Raymond ct,
Brooklyn, damaged 500 by Gre. YESTERDAY.
Edward Waters and William Clark, two Of gang
Of thieves operating South Broon captured yesterday
Mary Mucke n German widow, age 30, Of No. 40
Suffolk stabbed dangerously Ia the neck with elin yes
terday while standing Brooles, Wooster Taken Bellevue
Hospital
naval general Court-martial is now in session on
board Cal the BrooAln Naylan The de-
tail d. Ia BrAHe President and Com
mauGers Harmony lrDn, and Hatfield.
The South Brooklyn Gashght Company has been
rcorporste with capital Of $50
ncorporators Das Barnes jasper W Gilbert T. H. Itch
field " r. Iigbe A. Z. Masters, and A. j. HtchGeh
Peter Dugenhardt, German, living at No 41G
Thirty-uinh assaulted srd attempted TO k his wife Last night
called asag;od b. DuCelharit u a.
tempted with knife In O,T
station broe Dugenhsrts leg by blow club
tie Static iuuse, and thence to Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18

MEN OF MARK-The chronological Journal
Ifl for March (now ready contains Noah
Webster, Rev. T. Dewitt Talmadge the late
Gen. Prim, the new King of Spain, with
portraits, characters and biographies. Also,
Japan, its present condition; Furnishing Grim
inals, The Servant Question, Choice of Pur-
suits, Or What Can / do Bestf The Food
Supply of Europe and America, Brain Waves
"a new Theory. SOcts., OF So year six
months on trial, 81.
S.R. WELLS. $50 Broadway. Ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rrevoort HOuse-Gen. T. G. Pitcher, Com
,naDdont Of West Point and the Hon. j. v. L. Pryn,
h aIharv - Fifth Avenue Hotel-rhe Hon. robert T.
Wntrop Of Massachusetts, the Hon. Charles A. Wash
bnrn administer to Paraguay; the Hon Jacob Benton:
NJ c. OF NewH Hampshire, and Porter Sheldon NJ g. OF
New. York - Metropolitan Hotel-Gen. G.. j. Stan
nard OF Vermont. g. Albemarle Hotel-Gen Thonas
Kilby Smith - NewYork Hotel-Capt; Molyncux OF
The british Army &c. St. Nicholas H0tel-George NJ
pullman Of Chicago. John w. Young, son OF brigham
Young OF Utah, Judge j. g. Sutherland OF Michigan the
Hon G. Foster of Ohio the Hon. &. A. Merritt OF Nc
braska the Hon. John T. Averill OF st. Paul and Gen.
Hector Ty ndale of Philadelphia: Astor House-John
O. SAKE Of Albany the Hon G. I. Hulbupd Of St Law
renee Co. N Y; Senator Graham and Assemblyman
Montanye OF Middletown, N. Y; Judge Granger OF
Connecticut, and Gov. Merrill OF Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
THE "RIGGS TRUSS"

TO SURGEONS AND OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES.
THU IRREGULARITIES or THIS TRUSS ARE;
ist The MOULDED character OF the RUPTURRPAD, and
3D. The MATERIAL Of which the Truss is made - .
WHAT ARB THE ADVANTAGES OF THESE PBCULlARlTlESl
the knobsadm Of the the
sPRRBATIO CORD WITHOUT COMPRESSION, and therefore
WITHOUT INJURY OR LOSS OF FUNCTION @ other organs) from
INSTRUCTED CIRCULATION. ... -
tho SIDES Of the OPENINGS las by hsPad In
DIRECTLY OVER THEM las by the Conve Ps tends to
APPROXIMATE and CONTRACT rather than oyERsTRrCH and
ENLARGE the APBKTURBS.
knobs Of the Pad mbd Themselves In the tissues and thus
render DISPLACEMENT MPosSlBLBb the movements Of ne
body-henee AVAILABILITY particularly in ALL YOUNG SUB
JECTS. .
an The MATERIAL here employed 10 v Hard Rnhbe renders
the whole Truss perfectly WATER PROOF always CLBAhLY, and as
nearly as possible INDRsTRUCfBLR Whilst moreover its pphes
lion 10 the spring affords perfect protection against zorro
sion npar the Truss Spring PLIAsCY and sUPPLE
NESS A. well as degree STRENGTH and ELASTICITY hitherto
unknown and believed unstsnab BY other method
OFFICE, 2 BARCLAY ST. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
LEGAL ETHICs-A LECTURE by DIR. BENJAMIN


The fifth of the series Of Law Lectures was
delivered In the Chapel Of the University of NewYork
last evening, by tho Rev. Dr. Benjamin W. Mott one OF
the Faculty OF the Institution. Dr. Mott began by re-
marking that he had In previous lecture considered
tho ethics Of legal character, ho would now con
hdcr tho ethics OF thc practice Of the law.
'ns opened up many questions OF casnslry,
regarding which there were few good treaiises.
~ ~ other professions In the legal, special
'oo's gre" bP which held binding against even
moral oDbgations Among the ruies which the lawyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-18
DRUNKARD. STOpll

~ Statistics show 100 unfqnenty the VERY iov
American Youth and the able Of the learned
po,op, Gil gyes annually all other
crime. Young Of doors TO steal to beg
to die daily newspaper press and all the dreadful deeds
that every Of humanity Drunkenness Al the bottom Of
them ALL
In vain are Temperance Societies formed to stay this mighty dessS
ton 1t deasesn aldeTourng dsessesnd it more be
stopped by soees pge churches than the black vont
Bat Heayenl there Is CUREaud is in medicines
Certain sure Safe Permanent Cure II is tased scientific
principles
Nature have ,Spspred give for all diseases n
them The whole Medical Profession Of Europe and
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