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WHOLESALE  CATALOGUE (>

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MEDICINE  CHESTS, FOR SHIP, FAMILY AND
 PLANTATION USE ; APOTHECARY'S SCALES
 AND WEIGHTS, MEDICAL SADDLE BAGS,
      AND DRUGGISTS'  ARTICLES

  ADAPTED TO THE  WHOLESALE TRADE.
         REVISED EDITION.


Salesroom, 88 John St., cor. of Gold.

        STEAM MANUFACTORY, BROOKLYN, E. D.
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         •DfaD-fJork .

EDWIN E. BOOTH, GENERAL JOB PRINTER,
      284 Pearl and 107 Beckman Street.

            1859.
 
 
PREFACE.
  The  former issues of  our Catalogue having been exhausted,
the attention of the Drug  Trade is solicited to  the following
revision, in which the prices of net articles are reduced where
circumstances admit, while all goods subject to the trade dis-
count  will compare  favorably with  any  other  productions,
quality being always the criterion.
  Manufacturing our goods largely, with the facilities which
time and experience  suggest, employing none but experienced
workmen at prompt  cash prices, and combining a large assort-
ment of  goods adapted  to the  requirements of the trade,  I am
enabled to offer unusual inducements to large buyers,  and the
advantage of concentrating their purchases, or combining them
in one  bill, in lieu of scattering their accounts.
  To the Southern and Western Trade again I desire to direct
their particular  attention to  our  improved styles and great
variety of Medicine Chests and Medical Saddle Bags.   As will
be observed on pages 32 and 33, the Mahogany Chests number-
ing from 1 to 5  inclusive, are made of the finest grained and
seasoned mahogany I can  procure ; dovetailed together, giving
them an elegant appearance, and at the same time the greatest
strength to resist the action of different climates. The Black
Walnut are constructed  in the  same manner, and  highly polish-
ed.   Following are correct illustrations of the Chests and Sad-
dle Bags.
  During the past year, to meet the requirements of trade, I have
added  most  advantageously to my stock—French Anatomical
Preparations, Skeletons of various  grades, Beranger Balances
of Lyons, and English Elastic  Goods, which I shall continue to
sell at  the lowest importing prices. 
ii                       PREFACE.
  Dentists,  Surgeons,  Physicians  or Druggists commencing
business, or requiring additional stock, are invited to examine
our goods ; or if they will order from the Catalogue direct, the
same  care and  attention will  be  observed in selecting and
forwarding as if they attended personally.
  All  Instruments having our stamp upon them are warranted,
and anything sent not in accordance with the order may be re-
turned and exchanged.
  Terms : Invoices  exceeding $100,  6 months, for approved
paper ; less amounts, 5 per cent, off for cash.
  New-York, Jan. 1st, 1859. 
INDEX.
Amputating Instruments......................................Page  5
Amputating and Trephining........................................  6
Anatomical Syringes, &c......................................... 21
Anatomical Preparations........................................... 21
Cupping Instruments.............................................. 11
Catheters, Bougies, &c............................................. 16
Case Scaling and Filling Instruments............................... 29
Dissecting, &o..................................................... 20
Dental  Instruments............................................... 28
Dental  Cases..................................................... 30
Eye Instruments.................................................. 10
Fracture Apparatus............................................... 25
Forceps.......................................................... 28
G raduated Measures................................................27
Glass Syringes.................................................... 26
Glaziers' Diamonds................................................ 39
Hydrocele  Instruments............................................ 10
Hearing Trumpets...............................................24
Lithotomy........................................................ 11
Miscellaneous Amputating Instruments.............................  5
Miscellaneous Pocket Instruments..................................  9
Miscellaneous Eye Instruments..................................... 10
Miscellaneous Instruments.......................................... 18
Miscellaneous Dissecting........................................... 20
Metal Syringes................................................... 26
Medicine Chests................................................... 32
Medical Saddle Bags............................................... 35
Magneto-Electric  Machines......................................... 37
Obstetrical........................................................ 13
Pocket Instruments................................................  7
Pessaries.......................................................... 17
Post Mortem...................................................... 20
Powder Folder.................................................... 45
Pill Machines..................................................... 25
Physicians' Pocket Vial Cases....................................... 25
Retort Stands..................................................... 45
Specula, Dilators, &c............................................... 15
Stethoscopes.............................,........................ 17
Stomach, Injecting, &c___........................................ 18
Silk Elastic Stockings, Knee  Caps, and Belts......................... 24
Spatulas...........................................................40
Scarificators, Spring and Thumb Lancets............................ 14
Scales and Weights............................................---40
Tooth Keys....................................................... 28
Tongue Holders................................................... 29
Trephining.......................................................  6
Trusses, Supporters,  Bandages, &c................................... 22
Thermometers and Barometers..................................... 38
Veterinary........................................................ 17
Womb Syringes.................................................. 26
Welch's Splints................................................... 47 
 
CATALOGUE.
             AMPUTATING INSTRUMENTS.

                   Case consisting of, viz :
Large Saw......................................    $3 00
Metacarpel Saw.................................     1 50
Two Capital Knives, each $2 00..................     4 00
Catlin...........................................     1 50
Bone Nippers...................................     1 50
Brass Screw Tourniquet..........................     1 50
Artery Forceps..................................       75
Needles.........................................       15
Scalpel..........................................      15
Tenaculum.....................................       15
    Neat Mahogany Case, velvet lined.............     2 00

                                                 $18 00
Case same as above, Ferruled Handles,)              9Q „n
     neat  brass-bound Rosewood  Case, j
Same, in Ivory handles...........................    26 00
     MISCELLANEOUS AMPUTATING INSTRUMENTS.

Liston's Knife,  for Flap Operation, in neat Morocco
    Case........................................    4 50
Liston's large bone Forceps, with Spring...........    3 00
    do    do    do      without  do  ...........    2 50
    do small     do         do    do  ...........    2 00
Plain Bone Forceps, with Spring...................    2 00
    do      do  without  do....................    150
Imp'd Spiral Tourniquets, per doz.................   18 00
  do  Artery Forceps, with Catch, each............    1 50
  do    do    do      do Slide   do  ............    1 00
Plain   do   do                do  ............      50
Amputating  Saw........................3 00 and    4 00
Metacarpel   do.........................1 50   "    2 00
Capital Amputating Knives...............2 00   "    2 50
Catlins............................1 50, 2 00   "    2 50
Scalpel  or Finger Knife..................1 00   "    1 50
Tenaculum.........................15c, 100"    1 50 
0               V. W.  BllINCKEKUOI-Vs
            AMPUTATING AND TREPHINING.
Large  Saw.....................................    $4 00
M etacarpcl Saw.................................     2 00
Hey's Scull do .................................     2 00
Two Knives............................each 2  50     5 00
Catlin...........................................     2 00
Scalpel.........................................     1 00
Tenaculum.....................................     1 00
Artery Forceps, with Slide........................     100
Brush..........................................       50
Tourquinet and Strap............................     1 50
Needles........................................       "75
A pair of Trephines, Sliding Centres................     6 00
Elevator.......................................     1 00
Liston's large Bone Forceps.......................     2 5$
    Neat brass-bound Eosewood Case..............     4 15
                                              $35  00
Same in Ivory Handles......................     40  00
                      TREPHINING.
 A pair of Trephines, Sliding  Contres...............    GOO
 Hey's Scull Saw.................................    1 50
 Pair Forceps....................................      50
 Elevator........................................      15
■ Strong Scalpel...................................      15
 Brush..........................................      50
     N eat Case..................................    1 00
                                                  $11 00
    Same in Ivory...............................    13 00

         SIR A.  COOPER'S MINOR OPERATION INSTRUMENTS.

Two Curved Bistouries...................1 00 each    2 00
Hernia          do......'........................     1 00
Aneurism Needle................................       15
Four Scalpels............................50c. each    2 00
Double Tumor Hook, with Slide....................     2 00
Tenaculum......................................      50
Improved Artery Forceps.........................     1 00
Dissecting      do..............................       50
Director...................................... -#.       50
Scissors.................................;......       15
Needles........................................       15
    Rosewood Case and Name Plate..............     3 25
$15 00 
WHOLESALE -CATALOGUE.               7
       DR. MOTT'S COMPACT CASE FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS.

Three long Amp'g Knives, asst'd sizes,  Ivory Handles
One Amputating Saw............................
One Metacarpel   ".............................
One Pair Bone Forceps...........................
Four Scalpels, assorted, Ivory Handles.............
Three Bistouries, Curved  do     do...............
One             Straight do     do...............
Three Eye Knives        do     do...............
Four  do  Needles................................
0 ne  Curette  and Hook •..........................
Two pair Eye Scissors............................
   do    do  Forceps............................
One  Mutt's Eye Speculum.........................
One pair Curved Retractors.......................
One Dozen Needles, assorted......................
One set Aneurism Needles........................
One  Tenaculum.................................
One Tourniquet and Strap........................
One pair Trephines..............................
One  Scull Saw..................................
One  Elevator....................................
One  pair Seraphines..............................
     In a neat  Mahogany Case. .. .net.............   $50 00

         LIST OF INSTRUMENTS IN MINOR  OPERATING  CASE.

One Small Amputating Knife..................
One  pair Bone Forceps.......................
One  Amputating Saw, Shifting Back...........
One  pair Slide Artery Forceps.......:........
One  Trephine, medium size...................
One  Director (Cooper's)......................
Four Scalpels, assorted........................
Three Bistouries, Probe, Sharp, and Hernia......
One Tenaculum..............................,
One Double Tumor Hook.......................
One set Aneurism Needles....................
One pair Probes.............................
Two pair Scissors...........................
One Trephining Brush........................
One Large Scalpel............................
Needles, &c,  &c.............................
    In a neat Mahogany Case. . . .net.........


           POCKET  INSTRUMENT^.
                 CfiKr N>. 1, Horn Handles.
Spatula.....................................
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25 00
50 
v. w. btcinckerhoff's
Dressing Forceps................................   ft  50
Two Curved Bistouries, Probe and Sharp...........    1 "0
Director........................................      33
Ivory Caustic Case...............................      50
Scalpel.........................................      50
Artery Forceps..................................      50
Tenaculum.....................................      33
Gum Lancet.........,...........................      33
Pair Probes.....................................      33
Seton Needle....................................      50
Exploring do....................................      33
Abscess Lancet.................................      33
Tonsil Forceps..................................      58
Female Catheter.................................      50
Two pair Scissors................................    1 00
    Neat Morocco Case..........................      94
                                                   $9 00
No. 1, Fine, same as above, in Tortoise Shell Handles,
    Fine Gilded Morocco Case, Silk Velvet Lined....   12 00

No. 1, extra, same with Spring back Instruments, and
    Compound Catheter, same style Case:..........   20 00

No. 1, extra, Double  Spring back Instruments, and
    Parker's Catheter............................   20 00

                 Case No. 2, Horn Handles.
Spatula.........................................      50
Dressing Forceps................................      50
Two Curved Bistouries, Probe and Sharp...........     1 00
Director........................................      33
Ivory Caustic Case...............................      50
Scalpel.........................................      50
Scissors........................................      50
Tenaculum......................................      33
Pair Probes...............:.....................      33
Seton Needle....................................      50
Abscess Lancet..................................      33
Artery Forceps..................................      50
Gum Lancet.....................................      33
    Neat Morocco Case...........................      85
                                                    $1  00
No. 2, Fine, same as above, in Tortoise Shell  Handles,
    Fine Morocco  Case, Silk Velvet  Lined, and Gilt
    Edge......................................    10  00

                 Case No. 3, Horn Handles.
Spatula.........................................       50 
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.               9
Dressing Forceps.................................  $   50
Bistourie.......................................      50
Director........................................      33
Scalpel..........................................      50
Scissors.......................................      50
Tenaculum.....................................      33
Pair Probes.....................................      33
Abscess Lancet..................................      33
Artery Forceps..................................      50
Gum Lancet.....................................      33
    Neat Morocco Case..........................      35
$5 00
No. 3  Fine,  same in Tortoise  Shell Handles, fine
    Case.......................................    8 00
        MISCELLANEOUS POCKET INSTRUMENTS.

Spatulas.............................per doz---     6 00
Bistouries, Horn Handles...............    "    ---     6 00
    do    Shell    do................    "    ....     9 00
Scalpels,  Horn    do................    "    ....     6 00
    do    Shell    do................    "    ....     9 00
Seton Needles, Horn Handles...........    "    ---     6 00
  do      do  Shell    do.............    "    ....     9 00
Abscess Lancets, Horn do.............    "    ....     400
  do      do    Shell do.............    "    ....     6 00
Gum Lancet, Horn Handles.............    "    ---     4 00
  do    do   Shell   do...............    "    --■-     6 00
Curved Scissors.......................    "    ---     9 00
Straight   do.........................    "    • - • •     6 00
Silver Probes, per dozen pair............net.......     6 00
German Silver Probes, per dozen pair...............     4 00
Needles, per doz.................................     1 00
Silver Caustic Cases, single, each net...............     1 25
    do       do    Telescopic, 2 joints, net per doz.    18 00
    do       do         do  3  do      do.....    24 00
Ebony        do    long, with Silver points do.....    12 00
Ivory       do................per doz...........     6 00
Dressing Forceps, plain..........................     6 00
Directors,  plain..................................     4 00
   do     Cooper's...............................     6 00
Artery Forceps, plain............................     6 00
Tenaculums, Horn Handles.......................     4 00
    do     Shell    do..........................     6 00
Exploring  Needles, Horn Handles..................     4 00
    do       do    Shell    do....................     6 00 
10              V. W.  BUINCKERHOFlArf
              EYE  INSTRUMENTS.

                    A Set, con sis/in g of
Four Knives....................................   $4 00
Three Needles.........'.........................    2 25
Curette and  Hook united.........................    1 25
Adams' Silver Wire Speculum.....................    1 00
Two Forceps....................................    1 00
Two Scissors...................................    1 50
    Neat Morocco Case..........................    1 50
.2  00
                A Set for Strabismus, viz.:

Bistourie, Curved................................       15
    do   Straight...............................       15
Scissors........................................       50
Forceps........................................       50
Blunt Hook.....................................       15
Double do......................................     1 00
Speculum.......................................     1 00
     Morocco Case...............................       15
$6 00
         MISCELLANEOUS EYE  INSTRUMENTS.

Eye Scissors...............................50c. to      15
 do Forceps....................................       50
 do Speculum........................net........     100
 do    do    Mott's  Spirial Spring.... do........     2 50
 do Knives, various shapes, each..................     1 00
 do Needles, Ivory Handles do....................      15
Curette and Hook          do...................    1 25
Anell's Silver  Eye Syringe................net.....    10 00
  do  White Metal Eye Syringe..................     2 50
Lachrymal Styles....................per doz......    4 50
    do    Probes...................   "   ... net    300
              HYDROCELE INSTRUMENTS.

                    A Set, consisting of

G. E. Bag,  for  Injecting, Stop Cock,  Trocar and
    Canula, in neat case........,................     4 50
Trocar and Canula, small.........................     1 50
  do        do    large........................     2 00
  do        do    small, flat.....................     150 
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.             11
Trocar andCanula, long, curved Rectum............   $3 00
Tracheotomy Tubes...............net___$2 00 and    2 50
                      LITHOTOMY.

                    Case consisting of

Four  Lithotomy Forceps, Hamula and Scoop,  two
    Cooper's Bistouries, Curved  and  Straight ;  four
    Curved Staffs, four Curved  Sounds, Male ;  one
    Straight Staff, one Straight  Sound, Female ; set
    Physick's Gorgets, neat Mahogany Case.......    40 00

Dr. Physick's Gorgets, per set....................     1 00
Assalini's  Stone Forceps, movable joint...........     3 00
Plain      do    do...........................     2 00
Male or Female Staffs, each......................     1 50
 do      do      do  Ivory Handles, each.........     2 00
 do      do     Sounds, each....................     •  15
 do      do      do  Ivory Handles, each.........     1 25
Lithotomy Scalpels,  each........................     1 25
    do    Bistouries, do........................     1 25
Hamula and Scoop,   do........................     2 00
                 CUPPING INSTRUMENTS.

                  Case No. 1, .Stop Cock.

Five Glasses, for Stop Cock,
One Glass, for Breast,
Three Stop Cocks,
Exhausting Brass Pump,
    Neat Mahogany Case.........................   $5 50
    With  American plain action Scarificator........    8 15
                   Rev.   "         "    ........    9 50

                       Case No.  2.

Four Glasses, two Stop Cocks, Exhausting Pump,
    Neat  Mahogany  Case........................    4 50
    With plain American Scarificator..............    1 *?>
      "  Rev.     "          "     ..............    8 50 
12              v. w. brinokerhoff's


                       Case No.  3.

Three Glasses, two Stop Cocks, Exhausting Pump,
    neat case  ..................................    $3 15
                CUPPING INSTRUMENTS.

                    Case No.  1, Vain:

Five Valve Glasses,
One   do  Glass for Breast,
Exhausting Pump, brass,
    Neat Mahogany Case.........................    4 50
    With  American plain action Scarificator........    1 50
                  Rev.    "       "     ........    8 50

                    Case No.  2, Valve.

Four Valve (ilasses, Exhausting Pump, neat Mahogany
    Case.......................................    3 50

                    Case No.  3, Valve.

Three Valve  Glasses, Exhausting Pump, neat Mahog-
    any Case...................................    3 00

               Case No. 1, Hoiin, consisting of

Six Transparent Horn Cups, three Stop Cocks, Brass
    Exhausting  Pump...........................    6 25
              i
                       MISCELLANEOUS.

Glass Cups, with Valves,   per dozen..............    3 50
       "   for Stop Cocks,  "    "..............    3 50
       "   plain,           "    "   ..............    1 25
Horn Cups, with Valves,     "    "   ..............    4 00
       "   for Stop Cocks,  "    "   ..............    4 00
  "    "   plain, in nests,   "    "...............    3 50
Breast Glasses..................................    5 50
Brass Stop Cocks................................    4 50
Brass Cupping Pumps............................    12 00
Brass Stomach and Cupping Pump, with Injecting')
    Apparatus, combined with six Glasses, in neat >-    10 00
    Mahogany Case,..........................  ]
White Metal  Stomach Pump and Injecting  Appara-  |
    tus combined, in neat Mahogany Case,         j
Rubber  Cups, with Glasses attached, per dozen.....     U 00 
WHOLESALE  CATALOG VE
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OBSTETRICAL.

  2             3
VI
No. 1—Bedford's Forceps..........................    $1  00
No. 2—Dewees'    do...........................     5  50
No. 3—Davis'      do...........................     6  50
N c». 4—Heighton's  do     long...................     6  00
No. 5—Hodge's    do...........................     6  00
No. 6—Holmes' Craniotomy  Forceps...............     6  00 
14              v.  w. brinckerhoff's
No. 1—Davis'       do        do.................   $6  00
No. 8—Smelley's Perforator........................    4  00
Dewees'             do..........................    1  15
Bedford's            do..........................    2  00
Vectis, Crotchet and Hook, with one Handle..........    5  00
Boudeloque's Forceps.............................    6  00
Ramsbottom's   do................................    6  00
Denman's       do................................    6  00
Bedford's Blunt Hook and Crotchet, guarded.........    4  00
Vectis, folding...................................    3  00
  do   plain....................................    2  00)
Blunt Hook and Crotchet, plain.*...................    1  25
Single Catheter, female, slide......................    1  50
Metallio    do     do............................       25

                    A Set, consisting of

Prof. G. S. Bedford's Forceps, with  rings, Prof. G. S.
    Bedford's  Blunt  Hook  and  Guarded Crotchet,
    Vectis, Perforator, neat Morocco case...........    15  00

                    A Set, consisting of

Dewees' Forceps,Vectis, plain Blunt Hook and Crotchet,
    Perforator, neat Morocco  case.................    12  00
Same with Hodge's Forceps.......................    13  00
  do   do  Davis'    do and guarded Crotchet......    14  00
  do   do  Heighton's do long......................    11  00
SCARIFICATORS, SPRING ANB THUMB LANCETS.
Improved  2 row, 12 blades, Reverse Scarificators, in
                       pkge of I doz., per doz., net.  $36 00
    do    do    10  do       do         do......    35 00
    do   3 do   13  do    plain action,   do......    31 50 
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.             15
Improved Am. 2 row, 12 blades, Reverse do__.each   $4 00
    do    do   do   10   do      do    do.... do     3 15
    do    do   do   13   do   plain action.....do     3 50
German Scarificators..............per doz.,  $24 to    36 00
Am. Brass Spring Lancets, Button No. 1,. .. .per doz.   12 00
  do     do     do   Steel Lever,   2,....   do...    9 00
  do     do     do   Brass  do    3,....   do...    1 00
  do Ger sil.     do   Button              do...   15 00
  do     do     do   Lever               do...   12 00
Large Horse Spring Lancets.................do.. .   18 00
Spring Lancet Blades............per doz. $1  50 and    2 00
Thumb Bleeding Lancets.........  do    5  00 and    6 00
  do     do     do  Evans'Gen......net, per doz.    6 25
  do     do     do     do   Imt......     do....    4 00
SPECULA, DILATORS, &c.
Specula Vaginoe, steel, three branch, Wiess'.........   14 00
               Ger. sil. ex., 2 blades, Record's Cut, 1,    5 00
                  "    "   4   "  movable   "  2,    8 50
                          3   "  Boivin's   "  3,    6 00
                          3   "  Spr. Handle___    8 00
                      Coxeter's English Style.....    150
Specula Glass, Reflecting, silver lined, per dozen.....    10  00 
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Specula Glass, plain......................per doz.    $5  00
   do   White Metal............................     2  50
Speculum Auris,  Kramer's............see cut No. 4     2  00

                            4
    do    Ani, Pitney's..........................     4  50
Urethral Dilator.................................     8  00
Spermatorrhceal Rings....................per doz.     6  00
Simpson's Uterine Sound......net.....see cut above
Speculum Forceps.............................net
1 15
2 00
               CATHETERS,  BOUGIES,  &c.

Silver Male Catheters.................net, per doz.    12 00
  do    do    do    assorted sizes.....    do.....    15 00
  do    do    do    extra  heavy......    do.....    18 00
  do  Female  do        do     ......    do.....     150
  do    do    do  plain        ......    do.....     6 00
  do Bougies................net, per doz., $12, $15,    18 00
  do Compound Catheters.....     do.............    24 00
Gooch's double Canula, for Polypi in Utero, each net..     4 50
Lallamand's  Cauterizing Bougie, curved.........net     4 50
    do          do       do    straight........  "     3 50
Flexible Metallic Male Catheters.......net, per doz.,     4 50
    do    do   Female  do..........      do.....     3 00
    do    do   Bougies..............    do.....     3 00
French Gum Elastic Catheters  and Bougies, do gross     1 50
English Flexible Ivory Tipped  Catheters and Bougies,
    best quality, per gross,  net....................    25 00
  do      do        do        do    single dozen,     2 50
  do    Stomach Tubes...............per doz., net,     9 00
  do    Rectum Bougies..............      do....     9 00
  do    O. Burns' Rectile Tubes.......      do___     9 00
  do    Vaginal Tubes...............      do___     3 00
  do    Flexible Gas Tubing, three web, per case or
    yard,  always on hand. 
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.             17
                     PESSARIES-Net.
Silver Globe Pessaries.............$3 00, 3 50 and    $4  00
  do    do     do   Gilt................4 50 and     5  00
  do  Hodge's  do   do.......each $3 00, 3 50 and     4  00
Glass   do     do......................per doz..     2  00
Hard Rubber   do........................per doz.     3  00
Stem          do with stop cock for inflating,  do..    12  00
Meigs' Watch Spring Pessary..............    do..     1  50
                     STETHOSCOPES.
Dr. J. H. Whittaker's Improved....................     100
Laennec's Movable Cone..........................       15
    do      do     do Ivory.....................     1  00
Trumpet shape, plain..............per doz........     1  00
   do     do  Horn..............   do   ........     9  00
   do     do  Ivory....-..........   do   ........    12  00
Elliotson's Ivory mounted..........   do   ........    18  00
Improved Pleximeter..............   do   ........    18  00
Flexible Stethoscopes, covered with silk velvet, brass
    mounts........................each $2 00 and     2  50
                    i VETERINARY.
 Complete case of I'ocket Instrument* in Buffalo Horn, Clasp Handles.
 Fleme      Spring-back.........................     1 15
 Scalpel           do.............................     1 50
 J)rawing Knife    do............................     1 50
 Curved Bistourie   do............................     1 50
 Nicking Knife     do............................     1 50
 Seton Needle....................................       15
 Abscess  Lancet.................................       15
 Bleeding   do...................................       15
 Directors.......................................       15
 Spatula..................................<......       15
 Rowelling  Scissors..............................     2 00
 Spring Forceps..................................       15
Straight  Scissors................................       "^
Hook and Tenaculum............................       50
Two Silver Probes...............................       50
Six Suture Needles...............................       15
    Neat Morocco  Case..........................     3 25
                                             Net  $20 00
Imp'd Spring Fleme, per doz......................    18 00
Horse Rasp, for Grinders, each...........$1  50 and    2 00
Metallic Horse Syringe, 48 oz., in Case, each........     3 50
Stick Flemes, 1, 2, and  3 blade, per doz......$4 00 to    6 00
Nicking-knives, 2 blades, each............$1  50 and    2 50 
18               V.  A\r.  BRINCKERHOFFS
        MISCELLANEOUS INSTRUMENTS.
  Fahnestock's Instruments for removal of the Tonsil.—Of all the
instruments specially contrived for this object, this is probably
the best; and, for operating upon young or timid persons, it
is much more available than the knife or scissors.  See Cut.—
Ed. Miller's Practice of Surgery.
Fahnestock's Tonsil Instruments.........   $6  00
Bush's             do with spring Forceps   10  00
March's            do            do   ..    9  00
Improved Tonsil Scissors................    3  00
    do       do    do   with Forceps....    1  00
Accupuncture Needles............per doz.    3  00
Silver Hair-lip Pins...............   do ..    4  50
Double  silver Canula, for Nasal  Polypus,
    each net..........................    1  25
Throat Forceps, each...........$1  50 and    2  00
Polypus   do   do.............1  50 and    2  00
Ball       do   do.....................    2  00
 do    Scoops   do.....................    1  00
Probangs, with sponge, per doz. . $3 00 and    4  50
    do     do silver  bucket ends, per doz.
    net................................   18  00
Dr.  Parrish's Needles in sets, for deep-seated
    Arteries, per set....................    3  00
Chain Saws, each..........net.....$10 to   15  00
Brass Compound Pulleys, per set.........    5  00
STOMACH, INJECTING, &c.
 
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.             19
  Piate A  represents Nos. 1 Lever Pump, without valves, the
stop-cock being worked by means of a flute lever key.  This is
also fitted with Eng. Flexible Tubes, which renders it available
as an enema apparatus. The barrel of this instrument is 5
inches long and 1| in diameter....................  $12 00
  Plate B—Portable Valved Brass Enema and Stomach Pump
combined.  In neat Mahogany Case, net............    6 00
MAW'S IMPROVED APPARATUS FOR ADMINISTERING  ENEMA. 
20              V. W. BRlNCKEKHOFlAs
Enema apparatus, (plate D.)..........plain, per  doz.  $24 00
   do    do      ..................med.    do      30 00
   do    do      ..................fine     do      30 00
   do    do  Maw's London Pump. .net.     do      30 00
   do    do        do       brass......     do      30 00
Telescopic Enema (Hutchinson's)..................   48 00
Elastic Rubber Syringes...................per doz.   18 00
Metallic Nipple Shields....................  do       1 25
Rubber Nipples......................net per gross    1 00
Lip Salve Boxes, screw top............    "do.....    5 00
Ointment Boxes, 1 oz..................     do.....    9 00
    do    do   2oz..................     do.....   12 00
Ear and Womb Syringes,.in paper boxes,... .per doz.   10 00
Ear Syringes, fine quality...........,......   do      5 00
Dr. Chase's Vaginal  Syringe................   do     15 00
Dr. Ralph's    do   "do/..................   do      6 00
                    DISSECTING,  &c.

                 No.  1.— Set, consisting of

Six Scalpels and Tenaculum, Ivory or Ebony Handles ;
    Scissors, Chain Hooks, Forceps, Blowpipes, Rose-
    wood Case, with Lock........................    5  00

No. 2, same, in Rosewood Case, Hooks.............    4  50

                   No. 3.—Containing

Four Scalpels and Tenaculum, Ivory or Ebony Handles;
    Scissors,  Double Hook, Forceps, Blowpipe, Mo-
    rocco Case..................................    4  00
              MISCELLANEOUS DISSECTING.
Dissecting Scalpels, plain..........per doz.........     4 50
    do      do    fine...........  do...........     6 00
    do      do     ferruled.......  do..........«     9 00
Chain Hooks.....................  do.......,,..     6 00
Double Hooks....................  do...........     450
Dissecting Scissors...............  do.....$6 and     150
Blowpipes.......................  do...........     3 00
Cartilage Knives, each..............-.............     1 00
                  POST  MORTEM.

                      Case  containing
Scull  Saw, shifting  back;  Cartilage Knife, Catlin
    Chisel, fitting one spring-socket handle.........     6 50 
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.             21
Six Scalpels, in Ebony............................   $2 25
Long Spring Forceps.............................    1 00
Blowpipe.......................................      25
Scissors........................................      50
Chain Hooks....................................      38
Needles........................................      15
Hammer........................................    1 00
     Neat Mahogany Case, name plate..............    2 31
Net  $15 00
              ANATOMICAL  SYRINGES, &c.

1 oz. Brass Syringe, with 4 plain Pipes & Stop Cock..     5 15
2 oz.    do    do       6      do        do          6 15
4 oz.    do    do       6      do        do          8 00
6 oz.    do    do       6      do        do          9 50
8 oz.    do    do       8      do        do         12 00
12 oz.   do    do      12      do        do         18 00
Stop Cock Pipes, each............................      88
Syringe for  minute Anatomical Injections, with two
    fine pipes...................................    4 00
Glass Tube, with steel Stop  Cock, for injecting  the
    Absorbents  with  Quicksilver, with  two  steel
    Pipes......................................    6 00
Mahogany Case for above........................    1 00
         FRENCH ANATOMICAL PREPARATIONS.

Skeletons Articulated...............$25, 30, 35 and   40 00
Mannikin d'Accouchment (Buckskin),..............    30 00
Basin of Female with ligaments.............$8 and   10 00
Foetal Heads....................................     2 00
Heads, articulated and disarticulated,.....$1, 8, and    9 00
Hands and Feet with chords, per pair...............     3 00
Jaw of Child, showing first  and  second Dentition,
    mounted on  stand......................$1 and   10 00
Jaw of Adult, carved, with vessels and Dental nerves
    exposed, mounted on stand, with glass case, com-
    plete................................$18 and   22 00
Bourgery and Jacob's Anatomical Plates, half life size,
    colored, on rollers, 20 plates, each..............     2 50
Marshall's Anatomical  and Physiological Diagrams,
    9 plates, 6 ft., on rollers......................    50 00
Trail's Physiological  Plates, life size, on rollers 6 in a
    set........................................     9 00
  do               do            do       colored.    12 00
Dermott's plates  of Arteries connected with Aneurism, 
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    11 plates on rollers..........................  $16 00
Boyan's Plate of the Ear, colored, on roller.........    1 00
Works on Surgery, furnished at the publisher's prices.
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, BANDAGES, &c.

                Fig.  1.
Fig.  2.
Fig. 3.
Fig.  4.
 
WHOLESALE  CATALOGUE.             23
 Improved Single Pad Trusses...............per doz  $12 00
     do    do    do Double Trusses........   do     18 00
 Hull's Hinge and Pivot Strap Trusses........   do     12 00
  do    do         do   do  Double Trusses.,   do     18 00
  do    do         do  plain Trusses.........   do      9 00
  do    do         do   do Double Trusses..   "do     13 50
  do  Youth's Strap Truss..................   do     10 00
  do  Plain Truss..........................   do      9 00
 Improved Turnpad, for either right or left.....   do      1 50
 Umbilical Trusses, adult's..................   do     24 00
     do      do    child's..................   do     12 00
 New York Truss, (see Fig 1.).................   do      6 00
   do      do   Double.....................   do     12 00
 Common Spring Truss......................   do      4 00
   do      do      do double................   do      8 00
   do      do      do Infant's...............   do      4 00
 Chase's right or left Truss, genuine, single___   do     18 00
   do        do             do    double___   do     36 00
   do        do Imt'n small.................   do     12 00
   do        do  do  do  double...........   do     24 00
 Salmon and Ody, (Marsh's,) (see Fig. 2.).....   do     18 00
   do      do  "       do  double, (see Fig. 3,)   do     36 00
 Infant's Buckle Truss......................   do      9 00
   do      do    do double..................   do     13 50
 Ivory Pad Truss, (Fig 4,) new style, net......   do     36 00
 Buffalo Horn Pad Truss, (Fig. 4,) Ivory Pad style, net
     per doz.....................................   30 00
 French Trusses, fine calfskin covers, single, per doz..   12 00
       do            do      do   double      do     24 00
       do             do      do   Umbilical   do     12 00
       do      medium quality, Adult, single    do      9 00
       do            do        do   double    do     18 00
       do            do        do  Umbilical, do      9 00
       do      Spring Ivory Pad, R. or L.......do     20 00
 Bett's Utero-Abdominal  Supporters,............do     36 00
 Jenny Lind     do         do.................do     36 00
 London        do         do.................do     24 00
   do          do         do................  do     36 00
 Empress Eugenia do       do.................do     24 00
 Shoulder Braces................per doz., $9, 12, and   18 00
 Suspensory Bandages, cotton..............per gross   12 00
      do       do    silk................per doz.      8 00


  I am prepared to  furnish to the Trade,  at the manufacturer's
lowest price, the most improved  style of Splints now in use,
which have received the highest testimonials from the profes-
sion, wherever they  are used.  These are  illustrated in Plates
Nos. 1  and 2, with full descriptions.  Price, in neat case, $30. 
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 SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, AND     .
                BELTS.-Net.
          DIRECTIONS FOR MEASUREMENT.

  For a | Hose, the circumference at A. B. C. D. &
E., length from A. to ground.. .per doz..   $36 00
  For a Knee Cap, circumference at A. F. & G., and  ,
length......................per doz. .  $24 00 *
  For an abdominal Belt, circumference at I, x\
K, & L, depth from I. to L. . .each ..    $8  50
  For a long Hose same as f Hose and Knee
cap, with length of A. to ground  and A. to
top........................each..   $8 50
Japanned Hearing Trumpets, each from.....$1 50 to    3 00
Elastic Conversation Tubes, covered with  silk velvet
    and with brass or  horn  mounts, three feet long,
    per doz.....................................   24 00
Ear Cornets, for deafness,... .(see cut above), .per doz.   45 00 
WHOLESALE  CATALOGUE.             25
                 FRACTURE APPARATUS.

Welch's Fracture Apparatus, in case...............   $30  00
Day's Complete Fracture Apparatus................   40  00
Surgeon's Lint, per roll......................$1 to     2  00
Plain Splints in sets, each,......net...............     2  00
Improved Spring  Shoe.......................$5 to   10  00
Improved Supporter Boot....................$5 to   10  00
Club Foot Shoes............................  3 to     5  00
Artificial Legs, to  order..................... .50 to   150  00

  Measures required for a Wooden Leg for amputation above the knee.
—No. 1, round top of  thigh, close to the crutch.—No. 2, round
end of the stump.—No. 3, length from the crutch to the ground.
  For an Amputation  below the knee.—No. 1, diameter of the
knee when bent.—No. 2, diameter of the  thigh, close to the
crutch.—No.  3, length  from under the  knee, when bent, to the
ground.
                     PILL MACHINES.

             Three, Four and Five Grains—Net.

24 Pills, with Rollers $5 50 ; same without Rollers      5 25
18  do   do     do   4 50     do    do      do       4 25
12  do   do     do   4 00     do    do      do       3 15

  The above Machines are finished in a style equal to any in
the market, neatly adjusted, with Mahogany polished frames,
brass plates, &c.   See Illustration.
         PHYSICIANS' POCKET VIAL CASES.-Net.

Case containing nine 2 dr. Vials, solid Case, gilt edge,
    and clasp...................................   10 50
Double Case, gilded, containing eighteen 2 dr. Vials,
    solid case and clasp..........................   15 00
Double Case,  gilded, containing  twenty 2 dr. Vials,
    book  form and  clasp........................   15 00
Folding Case, with strap, gilded,  sixteen 2 dr. Vials.   16 00
Double Case, containing twelve 1 oz.  Saddle-bag Bot-
    tles,  book form,  handle......................    4 25
Homoeopathic Vial Case, 36half dr. Vials,  per doz...   21 00
      do      do  do  30 qr. dr.  do      do      18 00
Telescopic Pocket Vial Case, very compact, containing
    twelve  2 dr. Vials, per doz....................   15 00 
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                   METAL SYRINGES.
                             PEWTER.    MEDIUM.  FINK WniTB METAL.
24 ounce, self, in case......   $14 00   $25 00    $30 00
16  do    do   do........    12 00    16 00    21 00
12  do    do   do........     9 00    12 00    15 00
10  do    do   do........     9 00    12 00    15 00
 8  do    do   do........     8 50    11 00    14 00
 6  do    do   do........     6 50      9 00    12 00
 4  do    do   do........     5 50      1 00      9 00
24  do single, in paper cases   10 00    18 00    24 00
16  do  do°      do    do      8 00    12 00    16 00
12  do  do      do    do      5 00      9 00    10 00
10  do  do      do    do      5 00      9 00    10 00
 8  do  do      do    do      4 50      1 00      9 00
 6  do  do      do    do      3 50      5  00      1  00
 4  do  do      do    do      3 00      4  00      5  00
 2  do  do      do    do      2 50      3  00      4  50
 1  do  do      do    do      1 00      2  00      3  00
PP ner cross          .....             9  00     18  °°
pp, per gross.....;;;;;;;;      9 00     12  00    24 00

PF, long, per gross.........   12 00     18  00    36 00

                   WOMB SYRINGES.

 6 ounce, fine metal, in cases.....................»   J4 °?
 4  do    do          do........................    1200
 2  do    do          do........................     9 00
 6  do  plain         do........................    6 50
 4  do    do          do........................    5 50
 2 do    do    no cases........................    3 50
  These Syringes are made with great care, and free from de-
fects as possible, while the  fine  quality have no superior in the
market.  The discounts from the above will be subject to the
vacillating price of metals, always assuring our customers the
best rates.
GLASS SYRINGES.
No. IMale Cap'd...
    2  do   do___
    3  do   do___
    4  do   do....
    5  do   do....
2 oz. Injection Cap'd,
4 oz.    do    do..
6 oz.    do    do..
PES GROSS.	PER DOZ.
$9 00	15
10 00	84
12 00	1 00
13 00	1 08
18 00	1 50
21 00	2 25
42 00	3 50
54 00	4 50
 
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                DENTAL INSTRUMENTS.

         Teeth Extracting—Case No. 1, consisting of

A pair of curved Forceps, fine ; pair Straight Forceps,
    fine ;  one Fox's Spring Bolt Key ;  one Gum
    Lancet ; one Punch or Elevator ;  in Ivory Handle,
    Leather Pouch..............................    $8 00

                       Case No. 2.

Same in Ebony Handle...........................     6 00

                       Case No. 3.

One pair D. J. Plain Forceps, straight ; one pair D. J.
    Plain Forceps,  curved ;  Fox's Plain  Key ;  one
    Punch ; one Gum Lancet.....................     5 00

                       Case No. 4.

One pair S.  J. Forceps, curved :  one pair S. J. For-
    ceps, straight ; one D.  C. Plain Key  ; one Gum
    Lancet: one Punch..........................     4 00
                         KEYS.

Dr. Fox's Spring  Bolt Keys................per doz.
    do      do      do  with Button......   do
    do  Plain       do..................   do
Dr. Clark's Trigger Keys..................   do
Imp'd Shifting Fulcrum  Keys. .............   do
  do  Swivel Pocket Keys, plain...........   do
  do        do      do   fine............   do
D. C. (double curved) plain Keys.....:.....   do
S. C. (single    do)     do:..............   do        100
S. T. (straight  do)     do...........:...   do        6 00
Ivory handles to any  of  the above  Keys
    Extra..........................net.,   do        6 00
                    TOOTH FORCEPS.

S. J. Plain Forceps, curved or straight..... ^per doz.    6 00
 do   do     do    Hawksbill............   do        1 00
D. J.  do     do    curved or straight......   do        9 00
 do   do     do  for stumps, curved or st...   do        9 00
 do   do     do    Hawksbill............   do       10 00
 do  . do     do    Large...... A........   do       12 00
 do Fine     do    curved or st, (see cuts).,   do       12 00
14	00
16	00
12	00
14	00
15	00
18	00
24	00
8	00
 
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.             29
D. J. Fine Forceps, Hawksbill..............per doz.  $12 00
 do    do    do   Large, cv'd or straight....  do      18 00
 do    do    do   D. C. U. M., (see Fig.  8.)..  do      24 00
 do    do    do   Cv'd Handles, assorted...  do      24 00
 do    do    do   Excising or Cutting.....  do      18 00
 do    do    do   Punching..............  do      24 00
 do    do    do   Bending...............  do      24 00
 do    do ■   do   Molars, right or left.....  do      15 00
 do    do    do   For Roots...............  do      15 00
Dr. Snell's Cv'd  Handle Forceps, in  sets of 1 prs. (see
    Figs. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 1,) octagon joints,per set   14 00
Dr. Snell's Cv'd  Handle Forceps,  do     do per doz.   24 00
  do    do       do     do   oval      do   do      18 00
Hullihen's Screw Forceps for  removing Roots,  (see
    Fig. 9,)...............................per doz.   36 00
  All the fine Forceps are octagon joints, fine  crocus finished,
and checkered bandies.
                   TONGUE HOLDERS.
Pearl Tongue Holders, with two sets,........per doz.   24 00
     do         do    do  one set.........  do      18 00
     do         do  Carved................  do      15 00
     do        do   Plain.................  do       9 00
CASE SCALING AND FILLING INSTRUMENTS.
Tooth Punches,  assorted, per doz..................    6 00
  do  Screws      do       do...................    6 00
Ivorv handle Gum Lancets,   do...................    9 00
  do*                do Shifting blade, per doz.....   12 00
Case Scalers and Pluggers, Ebony Handles, 12 Instru-
    ments ..(See cut)............................    1 00
    do              do    Ivory     do       do      14 00 
30              v.  w. brinckerhoff's
Scaling and Plugging Instruments, per doz. ...$6 and  $12 00
Excavators, Burrs, and Drills......   do                1 25
File Holders, each....................$1, 1  50 and    2 00
Tooth Hooks, per doz............................     1 25
Sockets, with 6 Burs and Drills, each...............    1 50
Drill Bows, each, from.....................$1 50 to    3 00
Files for separating, per dozen....................     1 00
Dental Blowpipes, various patterns................
Dental Lathe....................................    15 00
Mouth Mirrors.......................each $1 50 to    5 50
Hand    do........................   do    $6 to   30 00
Foil Shears, pearl handles............   do     6 to   12 00
 do     do   steel  do................   do             1 25

                  DENTAL CASES.

                       Case No. 0.

Contains 4  pairs of Forceps, 1 Key with 3 hooks, 5
    Scaling and 5 Plugging Instruments, 1 Burnisher
    and 1 Lancet, 1 Mouth Mirror, 1 dozen Burrs and
    Excavators, 1 Stump Screw ; in neat Mahogany
    Case, velvet lined............................   18 00

                       Case No. 00.

Contains 6 pairs Forceps, 1 Key with 3 hooks, 8 Plug-
    ging and 8 Scaling Instruments, 1 Burnisher and
    1 Lancet, 1 Mouth Mirror, 2 dozen Burrs and Ex-
    cavators, 1 Stump Screw and 1 Elevator ; in neat
    velvet lined Mahogany Case...................    25 00

                 Case  No.  1.—Containing
 
WHOLESALE  CATALOGUE.             31
1	do	do
1	do	do
1	do	do
1	do	do
1	do	do
1	do	do
2	Elevators.	
1	Screw	
18 Ivory Pluggers and Scalers, Silver Ferrules.
 1 Pearl Mouth Glass.
 1  do  Mirror.
 1  do  Lancet.
 3 doz. Excavators, Octagon handles.
 2 prs. Forceps for Upper Molars, right and left.
                  Lower     do
                    do  Bicuspids.
                  Upper Incisors, Canine and Bicuspids
                  Roots and Lower Incisors, crooked.
                  Straight.
                  Excising.
In  a neat Mahogany, brass-bound  Case, lined with
     Velvet.....................................  $50 00

                         Case No. 2.

2 doz. Ivory-handled Pluggers and Scalers, (including
     socket,) with Silver Ferrules.
1 Pearl Mirror, Silver Ferrule.
1   do  Mouth Glass, Silver Ferrule.
1   do  Gum Lancet.
1 pair Foil Shears.
4 doz. Steel Excavators and Drills, file cut handles.
2 pair Forceps, Upper Molar, right and left, oval joints.
1 do    do    Lower  do                   do
1 do    do      do   Bicuspid,              do
1 do    do    Upper Incisors, Canine & Bicuspid, oval joints.
1 do    do    Roots and Lower Incisors, curved,     do
1 do    do      do          do        straight,    do
1 do    do    Excising,                           do
1 do    do    Dentes Sapientia,                    do
2 Elevators.
1 Screw.
2 doz. Excavators and Drills for Socket
In a neat Mahogany or Rosewood, brass-bound, Case,
     with three Trays, and space in lower one, divided
     into compartments for Teeth, Foil, Files, &c., and
     drawer for Forceps, lined with Velvet, for......   15 00

                        Case No. 3,

 2 doz. Large size Ivory-handle, Silver mounted Plug-
     gers and Scalers.
 1 Pearl Mirror, Gold Mounted.
 1  do  Mouth Glass, Gold  Mounted.
 1  do Lancet,           do
13 pairs best Octagon Crocus-polished Forceps. 
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 1 pair best Screw Forceps.
 1 large Ivory Elevator.
 1 large Ivory Punch.
 3 doz. Steel File-cut handle, Excavators and Burrs.
Rosewood or Mahogany Case, brass-bound, with three
    Trays, and space in lower Tray divided into com-
    partments for Teeth, Foil, Files, &c, and drawer
    for Forceps ;  all lined with  Silk Velvet......... $100 00

                        Case No. 4.

The same description of Case as No. 3, with 24 Pearl-
    handled Gold Ferrules, instead of 24 Ivory-handled
    Instruments................................  125 00

  Any style and price of Case got up in the neatest manner, at
correspondingly low prices.
                   MEDICINE CHESTS.
             NO. 0—Without Drawer, Painted.
18 in. long.
12 in. wide, f 16—4 oz. squares, cork stoppers.......     4 00
 1 in. deep.
               No. 1—With Drawer, Painted.
12| in. long. \ 6—3 oz. squares, cork stoppers,
10  in. wide. >- 8—\\ oz. squares,    do
 9£ in. deep. ) 3 Tincture Jars and Pots............     4 00
Same with glass  gr'd Stoppers, in lieu of cork......     4 15

               No. 2—With Drawer, Painted.
16 in. long.} 8—3 oz. squares, cork stoppers,
10 in. wide. >• 8—2 oz.    do      do
9| in. deep.) Tincture Jars and Pots...............     4 50
Same with glass gr'd stoppers, in lieu of cork.......     5 50

               No. 3—With Drawer, Painted.
20  in. long.)  18—4 oz. squares, cork stoppers,
12  in. wide. >-  8—2 oz.     do      do
10£ in. deep.) Tincture Jars and Pots..............     6 00
Same with glass gr'd stoppers, in lieu of cork.......    1 12

       MAHOGANY-BEST QUALITY, Highly Polished.

             No. 1—With Drawer for Pots, &c.
12| in. long. "J  6—4 oz. Glass squares, stopped,
10  in. wide. >- 8—2 oz.  do      do     do
 9£ in. deep.)  3  pint Tincture Jars.................     1 00 
wholesale catalogue.             33
16 in. long.
10 in. wide.
9£ in. deep.
No. 2—With Drawer for Pots, &c.

 8—4 oz. Glass squares, stopped,
 8—2 oz.   do     do      do
 4 pint Tincture Jars............
$8 50
No. 3—With Drawer,  &c.
20  in. long.) 18—4 oz. Glass squares, stopped,
12  in. wide. £-  8—2 oz.   do    do      do  W. M.
12£ in. deep.)  5 pint Tincture Jars...............   10 00
Brass ornaments extra............................    3 00
No. 4.—With Drawer, &c.
22 in. long.
14 in. wide.
10^ in. deep.
18—6 oz. Glass stop Bottles
 8—4 oz.  do   do    do  W. M.
 8—1| oz. do   do    do
 6 pint Tincture Jars...............    13 00
Brass ornaments and fastenings, extra.     3 50
28J in. 181 in. 13| in.	long. wide. deep.
	J
   No. 5.—With Drawer, &c.

18—16 oz. squares, Glass stopped
 8—8 oz. W. M. do   do    do
 8'—2 oz.       do   do    do
 1 pint Tincture Jars............
Brass fastenings,  extra..........
           No. A—Highly Polished Black Walnut.

15 in. long.}  6—8 oz. N. M. Mushroom stop'd sq.
10 in. wide, y 8—3 oz.  do      do      do
9£ in. deep )  12—1J  oz. with Drawer for Pots, &c

                          No. B.

             6—8 oz. N M. Mushroom stop'd sq.
             8—3 oz.  do      do        do
             4—2 oz.  do      do        do
             8—1£ oz., Drawer for Pots, &c......
22 00
 5 00
8 50
15 in. long
10 in. wide.
10 in. deep.
8 50
16 in. long.
10 in. wide.
10 in. deep.
             No. C.

6—8 oz. N. M. Mushroom stp'd sq.
8—3 oz.  do         do      do
9—2 oz.  do         do      do
8—1| oz. with Drawer, &c.......
9 15
    No. D—Small Family Chest, without Drawer, contains

3—4 oz. flat squares, W. M.
4—2 oz. do    do    N. M.........................    3 00 
34              v.  w.  brinckeriioff's
    No. E—Small Family Chest, without Drawer, contains

4—4 oz. flat squares, W. M.
4—4 oz. do    do   N. M.
5—2 oz. do    do    do..........................


No. F.—Imp'd double-folding wing chest, and slide in
    the back, containing 26 Bottles, (8—6 oz., 12—
    2 oz.,  6—1£  oz.), with drawer, containing mortar,
    measure, and tray with scales, drop measure, and
    knife, complete..............................


No. G.—Opens with wings and slide in  the back, con-
    taining 32 bottles, (18—2£ oz. in the wings, 10—
    6  oz.   in the  body, 4— \ oz. in the drawer,) 5
    drawers, containing mortar, measure, scales, See,
    all complete.................................


No. H.—Is a portable Mahogany or  Black Leather
    Chest, with lock and handle, for Physician's hand
    use.  Containing 12 \ oz. stopped flat sq.......


No. I.—Is a Physician's Buggy Chest, of White Rus-
    set Leather, containing 4 4 oz. Salt  Mouth  stop-
    ped squares, 5 2 oz. Tinctures,  glass stopped, 6
    \\ oz. Tinctures, glass  stopped, in Tray, beneath
    which is  a space for Instruments, &c...........


No, K.—Is same pattern and material  as No I, and
    contains 4 2 oz. W. M. stopped squares, 10  \\ oz.
    Tinctures..................................


  The above  Medicine Chests are all made at our own Factory,
always of the best materials,  and lined with a fine quality of
Morocco, which is more durable than velvet.  They are made
specially with reference to the Southern Climate, and warranted
not to be affected by it. A manual corrected and revised with
special reference  to Family and  Plantation   use, by Prof.
Guthrie, will accompany  each  chest.   Scales  and  Weights,
Mortar, Labels,  Graduate,  &c, will  be sent with the  Chests
only when so ordered, excepting Nos. F. and G.
$5 00
25 00
30 00
4 00
7 50
6 50 
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.             35
                MEDICAL  SADDLE-BAGS.
                         No. 1.
  These two Nos., 1 and
2, are much improved in
the  quality of the Stock,
and in the form for hold-
ing the vials, by  drop-
ping them in a Tube in-
serted into the form.


No. 1.  Patent Leather,
    velvet lined,contains
    16  1  oz. S. B. Vials,
    with tray for Instru-
    ments.......................................
No. 2.  Patent Leather, velvet lined, with tray, &c,
    contains 8 2 oz. S. B. Vials, 8 1 oz. ditto........

                          No. 3.
No. 3. White Russet Leather Body, with Patent Lea-
    ther Flap, trimmed with red binding.   The Trays
    in these bags are permanently fitted, under which
    slide drawers, containing 8 1| oz. ground stopped
    squares, and 8 2 oz. ground stopped squares.....
    4.  White Russet Leather  Body, and Patent Lea-
    ther Flap, the same as No. 3, contains 12 1| oz.
    ground stopped squares, 12 2 oz  ground stopped
    squares....................................
No
$6 00

 6 50
8 50
9 50 
36
v. w. brinckerhoff's
                       Nos. 5 and 6.

  The body of these Bags,
Nos. 5 and  6, is  of the
best quality of  Bridle
Leather, strongly  fasten-
ed and very durable. The
outside, or upper flap of
Patent Leather, trimmed
with red binding, marbel-
ized linen lining and name
plate ; intermediate  are
leather pocket flaps  for
instruments, &c.

No. 5. Contains 20 one oz. glass  stop  squares, 10 in
    each side...................................   $1 00

No. 6. Same pattern, contains 12 one oz. glass stop
    squares, and 12 two oz. glass stop squares......    8 00
Nos. 7 and  8.
 
WHOLESALE  CATALOGUE.             37
  The  body of the Bags, Nos. 1  and 8, is made of the best
quality of Russet Bridle  Leather, in the form of a box, into
which slide the cases, containing S B. Squares, as represented
in the cut.  Forward of the  box is  a pocket for Instruments,
&c, over which falls the Patent Leather flap.
No. 7.  Contains  8 1| oz. gr'd stoppered squares, and
                8 2  oz. do      do       do          $7 50
No. 8. Contains 12 1^ oz. do      do       do    and
               12 2  oz. do      do       do           8 50
  These Bags are all made in a  superior  style,  from the best
stock I can procure, which for durability, price, and  elegant
appearance, I will guarantee superior to any other make, here or
elsewhere.
MAGNETO-ELECTRIC MACHINES,
FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
  A. A.  In the above cut represents a box containing a machine,
moved by a crank.
  B.  Crank screwed on the shaft of the driving wheel, which
can be taken off.
  C. C.  A magnet.
  D.  A helix, revolved as near the end of the magnet as can
be and not hit, regulated by screws  at the further end of the
shaft.
  E.  A brass head, connected  by a wire to a  piece of iron, 
38             v.  w.  brinckerhoff's


standing across the end of the magnet on the back side, which
is  an armature or keeper, and also regulates the strength of the
current, by crowding it in to weaken it, and  pulling it out to
increase the strength of the current ;  and when the machine is
out of use, it should always be left crowded in.

  f. f.  Are the wire  conductors that take the current from the
machine.
  i. i.  At each end of the machine,  are the brass wires intro-
duced into a hole in a brass head to get the current.

  g. g.  The handles, at the end of the conductors, here repre-
sented with a sponge tied on them to apply to the patient.  The
sponges should be wet before applying them  to the patient, and
the wood at the end of the handles is  to take hold of while ap-
plying it, that  the  current does not affect the fingers of the
operator.
  The figure to the  left of the machine in the wood cut repre-
sents a common  Horse-shoe. Magnet, which is also manufactur-
ed as above, of all sizes from two inches upward.

  All those parts that have much motion should be touched oc-
casionally with a drop of  oil, and the wet sponges  and handles
never be put inside  the  box.  This machine can  be operated
from the outside, with the  box closed, and therefore cannot be
disarranged.

  A Manual, descriptive of the treatment of diseases by Electro-
Magnetism, will accompany each machine.

  We are now making these machines at our own Factory of
better material than we have been enabled to procure elsewhere,
and placing the works in a  neatly  finished Mahogany  Box,
highly polished.  Price per doz., $72 ; singly, $7 50 net.
          THERMOMETERS AND BAROMETERS.

 7 inch, Tin.............................per doz*   $4  00
 8  do  do..............................   do
10  do  do..............................   do
12  do  do..............................   do
10  do  Single Degree, Standard Tin........   do
 8  do  Mahogany,  Fancy.................  do
10  do      do       do..................   do
10  do  Rosewood,    do..................   do
10  do      do   Single Degree...........   do
12  do      do..........................   do
12  do      do     Half Degree............  do
4	50
5 50	
6 50	
9	00
6	50
7	50
9 00	
12	00
20	00
24	00
 
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.
39
 Standard Barometers, for Public Institutions, will be
               Furnished to Order,

To each Instrument there is attached an accurate Thermometer and
               Printed Rules for Observation.

Thermometers for Sea use, in Copper Cases, ea.$l 25 to   $2  00
Hydrometers, each........................   75 to    4  00
Alcoholmeter,  do.........................1   to    9  00
Urinometcr Cases,  containing Meter and  Graduated
    Glass for floating it, a delicate Thermometer, and
    Test Papers, complete, (see cuts.)...............
4 50
                 GLAZIERS' DIAMONDS.

Ebony Handle (French)...................per doz.   24 00
  do    do   Plain.......................  do      36 00
  do    do   Key........................  do      48 00
Ivory   do   Plain.......................  do      54 00
  do    do   Key.......................   do      60 00
  do    do   Pocket folding...............  do      60 00
  do    do   For Plate Glass.........each.. $10 to   15 00 
40
v. w.  brinckerhoff's
                SCALES AND WEIGHTS.

French Brass Standard Pros. Scales, with lever, steel
    bearings with chains, &c,  upon Mahogany Box
    and Drawer containing Weights in Block, (Fig.
    1,)..........................per doz. $30  and
A larger size, copper wires, and movable pans, (Fig.
    2.).....................................each
  do Mahogany box with marble top, beam 5| in. long,
    stand 8 in. high above box................each
The same, with beam  6^ in. long, stand 9| in. high
    above box...............................each
Block of Mahogany Weights, (see cut No. 7.).....do
  No. 1,  German Pres. Scales 6 in., Morocco or wood
                                    box, per  doz.
  do  2,    do    do    do  7  in.  do do    do
  do  3,    do    do    do  8 in.  do do    do
$33 00
6 50

8 50
3 50

6 00
50
50
BERANGER & CO.'S BALANCES.
            See Cuts.
Diameter of the Basins.	Weight in pounds the Scales carry.	Rich Bronzed Metal Body, with White' Marble Top. Mgs. 3 & 4.	Plain Ebony Body, with White Marble Top. Figs. 6 & 6.	Plain Wood Box, Wood Top, &c.
5| inches.	lib.	$15 00	$12 00	$6 75
61 «	2 "	18 00	15 00	7 80
7 "	4 "	21 00	18 00	9 50
8	9 "	25 50	22 50	10 80
9	13 "	30 00	27 00	12 30
H "	18 "	34 50	30 00	13 80
10£ "	27 "	39 00	33 00	15 30
SPATULAS.

   PER DOZEN.
$1 12,	1 38,	1 63,	2 12,	2 50,	3 00,	3 63,	4 12,	4 75,	5	62,
3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	IS	in.
Balance Handles.										
$1 38,	1 63,	1 88,	2 50,	2 87,	3 38.	3 87,	4 50,	5 25,	6	50.
10   11   12 in.
Putty Knives
.per doz.   $2 00 
WHOLESALE catalogue.
41
No. C.—See page 33.
No.  1.—See page 32.
 
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WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.
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No. F.—See page 34.
No. G.—See page 34.
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V. W. BRINCKERHOFF S
No. 4.—See page  33.
No. 9.—Hullihen's Screw Forcep.—See page 29.
 
WHOLESALE  CATALOGUE.
45
Pill Machine.—(See Page 25.)
Powder Folder, each net, $2 00.
Retort Stands, Polished.—Price per doz., net, $15 00.
HW
 
46             v. w. brinckerhoff's
Scales and Weights—(See Page 40.)
	
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WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.             47
                WELCH'S  SPLINTS.

           EXPLANATION  OF THE PLATES.

                         Plate 1.

      SPLINTS FOR THE SUPERIOR EXTREMITY.
   Fig. 1.  "Forearm Splint—(Dorsal)."
   For the dorsal side of the Forearm.
   Fig. 2.  " Forearm Splint—(Palmar)."
   For the Palmar side of the Forearm.
   Fig. 3.  Wrist Splint.
   For Fracture of the Radius near the wrist, or dislocation of
the Ulna at the inferior extremity, or both combined   For the
same injuries may be substituted the Splint represented—
   Fig. 4.  " Ulna Splint."
   Fitted to the Ulnar side of the Forearm.
   Fig. 5.  " Straight Hollow Splints  for the  Arm," of several
sizes.
   Fig. 6.  " Elbow Splints."   For Fractures  near  the Elbow.
" These splints are fitted to the two  sides of the arm  and con-
nected at the elbow by double hinges, which fix the arm at any
degree of flexion or extension required,  and the position may be
changed by turning the screw, which serves also as a pivot for
the hinge.  The hinges may be easily transferred to splints of
different sizes."
   Fig. 7.  " Shoulder Splint adapted to the top of the  shoulder
and outside of the arm.  The joint is required to accommodate
the cap or upper portion of the splint to the different positions
of the shoulder."
   (See Transactions of the American Medical Association, vol.
9, p. 230.)
   Fig. 8.  Adjustable Side Frame for Fractures of the Leg.
   " This may be flexed or extended, and fixed in the  position
requried,  by the hinges.   This is done  by means of pinion-like
teeth at the circumference of the hinges, which are held in con-
tact or separated, by screws, forming the pivots  of the joints.
It is fitted to limbs differing in length by sliding  joints at the
sides of the limb, and in the splint which supports  the under
side of the limb.   The depth is increased or diminished  by turn- 
48              V.  W.  BRINCKERHOFF S
ing the screw at the bottom  of the foot-piece.  Flexible side
splints are confined by a bandage to the sides of the limb ;
another may be placed on the top of the thigh to support  the
thigh straps."
  Fig. 9. A form of Gaiter for making extension in fractures
of the thigh.
                         Plate II.
      SPLINTS FOR THE INFERIOR  EXTREMITY.

                     LEG SPLINTS.

  Fig. 1. Fitted to the inside of the leg.
  Fig. 2. Fitted to the outside of the leg.
  Fig. 3. Straight hollow splints of different lengths, for differ-
ent sides of the thigh.
  Fig. 4. " Splints for fractures near the ankle joint."
  Fig. 5. Adjustable double inclined plane for fractures of the
leg.
  This is a modification of Amesbury's Splint for  fractures of
the leg, with Roe's improvement in the method of  making the
Splint adjustable to different sized limbs, which consists in hav-
ing several Splints of different  sizes fitted to the under side of
the limb, which can be connected to the main Splint or removed
as required, by means of sliding joints or  screws.  It is here
further improved by an  original form of hinge  corresponding
with the knee in which the centre of motion in the Splint, when
flexed or extended, corresponds with that of the knee, and the
limb can be flexed or extended  with little or no change in the
relative  length of the limb and the Splint.  The Splint can
also be made longer or shorter to correspond with  limbs of dif-
ferent lengths,  or to make extension in dressing by turning the
screw at the  heel;  this does not  make  any projection of the
Splint beyond the foot.  The brace for  fixing the  knee at  the
angle required, is regulated, as delineated  in the plate, by a
screw parallel with the thigh piece, or by a vertical screw and
slide, as in Amesbury's  Splint.   The former  has  the advantage
of making flexion and extension by a more gradual and uniform 
WHOLESALE CATALOGUE.              49
motion, when only slight motion can be allowed in consequence
of inflammation or injury of the joint.
  Fig. 6. " Thigh Apparatus."
  a. " Upper extremity, broad and well cushioned so as to rest
easily over against the side of  the body.   The  breadth of this
portion of the Splint assists also in preventing its rotation.   It
is furnished with rings for the perineal band."
  b Brace for fixing a joint; to be used only in packing.
  c. Screw for adjusting  a sliding joint,  for the  purpose  of
lengthening or shortening the Splint.
  d. Thumb  screw for making extension.
  The hollow Splints represented  below, can  be moved  upon
each other by a joint opposite  the ham, and their position se-
cured  by a  movable bar.   They may also be  lengthened  or
shortened.  There is a joint corresponding to the heel, and
another opposite the sole of the foot.
  "The apparatus may be used as a double inclined plane,  or
as a straight Splint.  Lateral Splints  (fig.  3)  accompany the
apparatus, all of which are made of gutta percha veneered with
wood.  They are moulded  and  flexible."—Transactions of Amer-
ican Medical Association, Vol. 10, p. 432.
    MEDAL OF THE METROPOLITAN MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.
  The Metropolitan Mechanics'  Institute of Washington, D. C, presented
to Dr. Welch their Silver Medal, in testimony of the merits of his Splint
and Apparatus for Fractures.

      From Professor Valentine Mott, M. D., of  New-York.
  I have examined the apparatus invented hy Dr. B. Welch. In it is com-
bined the splint of Amesbury and the seven principles of Boyer, for  the
lower extremity.
  The splints are composed externally of very delicate  slips of wood, with
gutta percha between them.  By this arrangement, when dipped into  hot
water they become flexible, and will adapt themselves  neatly to the parts.
  They are very cheap, and well adapted to all the various fractures of  the
upper and lower extremities.
                                           Valentixe Mott.
   New-York, Dec. 10, 1853. 
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See Pages 28 and 29. 
No. 1.—See page 29.
No. 2.—See page 29.
 
No. 3.—See page 29.
No. 4.—Sco page '2.
 
No. 5.—See page 29.
No. 6.—See page 29.
 
No. 7.—See page 29.
No. 8.—Sec page 29.
 
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