Scientific American magazine, Vol. 2 Issue 1: The advocate of Industry and Journal of Scientific,; Mechanical and Other ImprovementsVarious
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Scientific American magazine, Vol. 2 Issue 1: The advocate of Industry and Journal of Scientific,; Mechanical and Other Improvements
Various
Science -- Periodicals; Technology -- Periodicals
Albany, PETER COOK.
Baltimore, Md., S. SANDS.
Cabotville, Mass., E. F. BROWN.
Hartford, Ct., WM. WOODWARD.
Lynn, Mass., J. E. F. MARSH.
Middletown, Ct., WM. WOODWARD.
Norwich, Ct., SAFFORD & PARKS.
New Haven, Ct., E. DOWNES.
New Bedford, Mass., WM. ROBINSON & CO.
Newark, N.J., J. L. AGENS.
Patterson, N.J., L. GARSIDE.
Providence, R. I., H. & J.S. ROWE.
Springfield, Mass., WM. B. BROCKET.
Salem, Mass., S. CHANDLER.
Troy, N.Y., W. SMITH.
Taunton, Mass., W. P. SEAVER.
Worcester, Mass., S. THOMPSON.
TRAVELLING AGENTS
V. D. DAVID, JOHN STOUGHTON, JOHN MURRAY, SYLVESTER DIERFENORF.
CITY CARRIERS
CLARK SELLECK, SQUIRE SELLECK, NATHAN SELLECK.
Persons residing in the city or Brooklyn, can have the paper left at
their residences regularly, by sending their address to the office,
128 Fulton st., 2nd floor.
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GOLD PENS!!--In consequence of the increased facility afforded by
machinery for the manufacture of my GOLD PENS, I am enabled to furnish
them to the Trade, at a much less price than they have heretofore
obtained them through my Agent.
Those purchasing direct of the manufacturer will have the double
advantage of the lowest market price, and the privilege of returning
those that are imperfect. In connection with the above, I am
manufacturing the usual style of PENHOLDER, together with PENCIL. All
orders thankfully received, and punctually attended to.
A. G. BAGLEY.
sept 25. 1* 189 Broadway. N. Y.
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SHERWOOD'S MAGNETIC MACHINE,--Is warranted to be greatly superior to
every other manufactured, by whatever imitations or pretensions
foisted upon the public. No premium has ever been obtained over this
machine at the American or any other Institute, as has been falsely
represented. It imparts the magnetic forces more continuously, with
less violence to the sensations of the patient, and with more
permanent efficacy, than any other invented, while the cures it has
actually effected are incomparably more numerous. It is compactly
fitted, together withs it batteries, wires and other appliances in
neat cases, of several sizes, and powers, at $10, $12, $14, and $16
each. Each case is accompanied with a Manual, (eighth edition, pp.
234, 8vo.) in the English or French language, according to order,
containing specific direction for the new method of using the
instrument, and which alone can render it effectual.
H. H. SHERWOOD, M.D.
102 Chambers st.
sept. 8 to2*
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