RESTS, &c.

&c.

a. Rhinoplasty.

b. Chiloplasty, &c.

2. Tenotomy and Myotomy.

a. Including long-bladed Knives for the subcutaneous division of Muscles and Tendons, &c.

3. Mechanical Compensation of Lost Parts.

a. Artificial Eyes, Noses, Ears, Chins, Palates, Teeth, Hands, Arms, Legs, &c.

4. Orthopedic Processes.

a. Including all Orthopedic Apparatus, Back and Leg Boards and Irons, Stays, Belts, Supports, Suspenders, Boots, Shoes for the cure of Bunions (Lanegan's).

N. DRESSING INSTRUMENTS.

a. Surgeons' Pocket Cases and their usual contents;
Spring Bistouries, Tenaculums, Scalpels, Scissors,
Forceps, Spatulæ, Probes and Directors, Needles,
Ligature-Silks, &c.

O. MISCELLANEOUS PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS APPLIED TO
THE INVESTIGATION AND TREATMENT OF DISEASE.
a. Microscopes, Engiscopes, and Lenses; Urinometers
and Thermometers; Volta-electric Apparatus; va-
rious illuminating Speculums; Instruments in India
Rubber for the application of Intense Cold; Hoo-
per's Water Cushions for the reception of fluids of
any temperature; Spongio-piline, Patent Lint,
Plaisters, Collodion, Nipple Shields, Breast-pumps,

&c.

STRUMENTS FOR EMBALMMENT.

3. Velvets and Velveteens.

D. MUSLINS, &c.

1. Cambric and Jaconnet

Mulls and Books.

Bishop and Victoria Lawns, &c.

Jaconnet, Organdies, Lenos, and Fancy Checks for

Printing (Grey and Bleached).

2. Figured Muslins

Lappets, Lenos, and Netts, White and Dyed.

Jacquard-made Goods.

Lappets, Japan Spots and Honeycombs.

Striped and Corded.

Allover and Diagonal Spider.

Bengal Scarf Spot, assorted.

Harness, assorted.

17. Double Colours, piece dyed, 54 to 63 inches wide. B. NARROW CLOTHS.

1. Cassimere double milled, 27 to 29 inches wide.
Subdivided same as Broad Cloths, No. 1.

2. Cassimere, single milled, 27 to 29 inches wide.
Subdivided same as No. 1.

3. Doe-Skins, treble milled, 27 to 29 inches wide.
Subdivided same as No. 1.

4. Doe-Skins, double milled, 27 to 29 inches wide.
Subdivided same as No. 1.

5. Doe-Skins, single milled, 27 to 29 inches wide.
Subdivided same as No. 1.

6. Cashmerettes, 27 to 29 inches wide.

process.

5. Tow in the forms to mix with Wool.

6. Flax, Hemp, &c., prepared as a substitute for Cotton and Silk.

B. LINEN YARN AND THREAD.

1. Linen Yarn, Thread, &c.: English, Scotch, and Irish (Tow and Linen Yarn, 1 to 400 lea).

2. Hand-Spun Thread as used for some fine Cambrics, &c. (240 to 800 lea).

3. Dyed Yarns and Threads of various colours.

4. Dyed Yarns and Threads to resemble Lustre of Silk. 5. Flax-Cotton, Flax-Fibre, Flax-Wool, and Flax-Silk

Yarns.