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ATJSTKIA.
52 Edler von Worth, W. Vienna, Inv. and Pat.—Material for stopping decayed teeth.
53 The Directors of the Mines of His Highness thePrince of Lobrowitz, Duke of Raudnitz, at Bilin, Bohemia.—Magnesia and digestive lozenges (pastilles digestives deBilin). Prepared from the contents of the mineral watersof Bilin.
54 Halla & Co. Prague, Manu.—Chemical powder,for making black writing ink instantaneously.
55 Robert & Co. Gross Sclowitz, Moravia, Manu.—Beet-root sugar.
68 Manufactory of the Brothers Chevaliers heNeuwall, Klobauk, Moravia.—Beet-root sugar.
57 Richter & Co. Konigsaal, Bohemia, Manu.—Beet-root sugar.
58 Lobkowitz, Prince Ferdinand Von, Bilin, Bohe-mia, Manu.—Beet-root sugar.
69 Larisch-Moennich, Count H. Karwin, Moravia,Manu.—Beet-root sugar.
60 Beet-root Sugar Manufactory, Tlumacz, Galicia—Beet-root sugar.
61 Ream, G. (late A. Reali), Venice.—Four sugarloaves.
62 The Privileged Steam Flour-Mill Company,Vienna.—Flour from Austrian wheat. (Agent, M. Lars-tig, 31 Norfolk St. Strand, London.)
63 The Privileged Steam Flour-Mill, Fiume.—Dif-ferent kinds of flour from Hungarian wheat.
64 Steam Flour-Mill, Smichow, near Prague—Dif-ferent kinds of flour from Austrian wheat.
65 Hawranck, C. Troja, near Prague. — Differentkinds of flour from Austrian wheat.
88 Nowotny, A. Prague. — Different kinds of flourfrom Austrian wheat.
67 Thun, Count F. Tetschen, Bohemia. — Differentkinds of flour from Austrian wheat.
88 Jordan & Barber, Tetschen on the Elbe, Bohemia.—Different kinds of flour from Austrian wheat.
69 Imperial Tobacco Manufactories, Vienna.—Fourkinds of snuff, produced in Galicia and Tyrol.
70 Carniolian Agricultural Society, Laibach.—Honey, chiefly collected by the bees from the blossoms ofbuck-wheat. Winter linseed, from Carniola white and redmillet. Indian corn, grown in Upper Carniola, 400 fathomsabove the level of the sea.
71 Chwalla, Ant. C. Vienna, Manu.—Austrian trameof two and three filaments.
72 Scola, A. Linz.—Upper Austrian raw unspun silk.
73 Silk-worm Breeding Association, Gratz, Styria.—Styrian raw silk; illustration of the treatment of thesilk-worms.
74 Radulovits Brothers, Weisskirchcn, Hungary.—Hungarian silk.
75 Lorenz, Alois, Weisskirchen, Banak.—Raw un-spun silk from the Banate.
76 Herzog, E. Werscketz, Banate.— Raw uuspun silkfrom the Banate.
78a Boiler, Hermann, & Co. Tyrol.—Various sam-ples of floss silks.
77 Mattiuzzi, G. B. Varmo, Frionly.—Samples of raw
silk.
78 Seniqaclia & Carminatt, Palma, Frionly.— Silk
79 Pappafava, —, Zarra, Dalmatia.—Dalmatian silk.
80 ScnEH)LER& Co. Milan, Prod. (Agents, J. Stone,b Co. 53 Old Broad Street, London.)—1 Six specimens ofcocoons: A, yellow, coarse fibre; B, yellow, delicate; C,yellow, satin; D, yellow, saffron; E, white, coarse fibre;F, white, fine fibre. 2 Specimens of raw silk, one thread;raw silk, yellow and white. 3 Specimens of tram silk,three threads. 4 Specimens of organziue silk, for velvet,
heavy and light satin and plush. 5 Specimens of Gre® 1 !'dine: Organzine Grenadine, four threads. 6 Two q® 8 .'ties of Grenadine manufactures. Looms, Messrs. lire' 1 ’Brothers.
81 Secciii, F. Milan.—Samples of silk spun off ^cold water.
82 Ronchetti, A. Milan.—Samples of raw and
silk.
83 Grassi, Dr. G. Milan.—Diseased silk-worms, c® reby Dr. Grassi’s method.
84 Ouerim, G. Venice.—Samples of raw silk. . ^
85 Pare, Gera di, Cancgliano, Province of Trevis 0,
Samples of raw silk. ,
86 Canossa, Marchioness Eleonora, nee Mus*® 1 *
Verona.—Samples of raw silk. J
87 Steiner, G. & Sons, Bergamo_Samples of ra'" 85
spun silk. ^
87a Verza Brothers (late Carlo Verza), MiI aD 'Cocoons, raw and spun silk, silk fabrics. ^
88 Rossi, G. M. Sondrio.—Samples of raw and
silk.
89 Hunyady von Ketoeley, Count J. II. Ur*® 4Hungary, Prop.—Sheep-wool in fleeces.
90 Figdor, T. & Sons, Vienna.—Hungarian and
trian-Silesian sheep and lambs’-wool. . A*
91 Mittuowsky, Von, Count A. Grossherrlitz,
Prop.—Pure stock merino sheep-wool.
92 LARiscn Moennicji, Count H. Karwin, S®
Prop.—Sheep-wool in fleeces. Alt
93 Wallis, O. Count Von, Kollesehowitz, h 1 ’ 1 ’'Prop—Washed and unwashed wool. Bohemian hop 8 -
94 Panna, N. & Alexis J. Cronstadt, Traiisyi va0> 1 !#
Washed and unwashed Transylvania Zackel-sh e< T.- 9 j*'
lambs’-wool, and washed and unwashed Transylvania * ®sheep and lambs’-wool. ^
95 Birnbaum, J. Pesth, Hungary, Manu.—TrW
Hungarian hemp. g c p0®'
95a Privileged Linen Yarn Spinning Mil®: *$$$berg, Moravia.—Raw flax, heckled flax, and fl a ® ,
therefrom. iters'* «
98 Patent Flax Ratting Establishment, ■" .f wnear Schonberg, Moravia. — Raw and heckledyear 1850. Water raitings. rf , s tr 6 ''
97 Tamassia, L. l’oggio, Lombardy.—Win 0
for hats. ' ' '
98 Ro-rscn, & Reichel, Gratz, Styria.— Styria®
for the woollen manufacture. T ••
99 Sciioefel, J. Saaz, Bohemia, Prod .—boy
Saaz, Ausch, and Melnik, in Bohemia. _J5 <Fj
100 Bate a, Wenzel, Prague, Bohemia, ^ a ®!^ 0 c® t,C
mian vegetable produce. Medical plants and phar® 1 iproductions. . , Ble» cJ
101 Reali, G. (late Antonio Reali) Venice. j
Venetian wax in grains.
102 Malvieux, C. T. Pesth, Hungary, Manu-
and unrefined rape-oil. , ] c*
105 Schmidt, II. D. Vienna, Engineer.-^**with a paraboloidic regulator of new invention-
a patent scale-beam. Designs for beet-root sue ,, do®
106 Milesi, A. Verona, Engineer.— ^ 0< l e . yero® 9 ’condensation steam-engine; lias been erected
full size, and is in use. . -te®
107 Knierim, F. Vienna.— A carriage. foU r-s c "
108 Laurenzi, L. Vienna, Coachmaker.— a j
calechc, on nine steel springs and patent a i?nEi necr °'
109 The Heirs of P. Gamba, Mllan ’ L h ft i*
F. vt-v w-x i*
Steel-worker.—Damascene steel. Damascen
swor<I-bIa<Ies.