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1390 Piedagnel, Mile. Blanche, 9 Quai Voltaire ,

Paris —Producer.

Copy on porcelain of the Virgin, of Sasso Ferrato.

1391 Pimont, P, St. Leger du Bourg , Denis {Seine-

Inf erieure) —Inventor. (Agent M. de FontaineMoreau, 4 South Street , Finsburg.)

Feeding apparatus applicable to steam-engines, with'high or low pressure, dyeing vats, Ac. This apparatuseffects a great saving of fuel, a more regular working ofthe engine, a useful employment of waste heat, occupies asmall space, and is speedily erected. Patented in Eng-land, France, Belgium , and Austria.

1392 Pinsonnet, Adolphe Leon, 34 Due St. Mar-

guerite , St. Germain , Paris —Wood Carver .Carved wooden chair, renaissance style.

1393 Piques, —, Velars-sur-Ouche {Cote-IOr )—

Manufacturer.

Articles of pasteboard.

1394 Plasse, — , 67 Due St. Honor6 , Paris —

Manufacturer .

Patent spring portable water-jets. Sanatory apparatusto be placed on a table, window, Ac. If chlorine i3 mixedwith the water it becomes a useful preservative againstepidemics.

1395 Peon Brothers, Pue de Vaugirard , Paris —Producers.

Printed books, albums, plans, almanacks, and en-gravings.

Ten frames containing vignettes and various impres-sions; 27 albums of wood-engravings ; 126 volumes, fromthe large folio to the smallest microscopic type; largebills, printed on a single sheet of nine feet wide and livefeet high. Rolls of paper-hanging, printed by machinery.

1396 Be Poilly & Co., Folembray Glass-ivorfcs } nearCoucg (Aisne ) —Manufacturers.

Various specimens of bottles, glasses, and glass-wares.This manufactory is composed of four ovens for melting,and 24 for baking the glass. The annual productionamounts to above 3,000,000 of bottles of all descriptions;900 workmen are employed.

1397 Poinsigknon, —, Pue Neuve St. Martin ,, Paris —

Manufacturer .

Imitation tortoiseshell combs. Specimens of articlesmade of horn, such as boxes, baskets, opera-glasses, frames,lamp-shades, &c.

1398 Poirier, Pierre, Chdteaubriant (. Loire -

Inferieure ) —Shoemaker.

Water-proof boots, shoes, and gaiters, for the especialuse of sportsmen. The waterproofing is produced by acoating of caoutchouc and other ingredients.

1399 Poisat & Co., 19 Pue d’Fnghien; and FolieNanterre (Seine ) ^ Paris —Manufacturers.

Model of an improved distilling apparatus, with me-tallic bath. Stearic acid in cakes. Stearic acid in loaves,and candles. Sulphate of alumina. Pure alumina. Sul-phuric and nitric acids, &c.

1400 Pommiek, Pierre, 22 Pue Neuve Coquenard>

Paris —Manufacturer .

Chemical products ; varnish for carriages.

1401 Potonie, Leon, 5 Pue Neuve St Francois , auMarias —Manufacturer. Depot, 20 Ped Lion Square.A variety of clocks of all descriptions, made of various

materials.

1402 Potton, Rambaut, & Co., 18 Pue Lafont> Lyon

(Phone) —Manufacturers.

Specimens of figured silk stuffs; damask cravats;mounted parasols; different stuffs. Portraits of the RoyalFamily of England.

1403 Ponson, Claude, 21 Pue des Deux-Angles^ Lyon

(Phdne) —Manufacturer.

Plain silks, of various dyes.

1404 Popelin, Ducarre, 137 Boulevard de V.U&jjilal,

Paris — Manufacturer . (Agent, M. de FontaineMoreau, 4 South Street , Finsbury.)

Specimens of artificial charcoal.

1405 Poussielgue, Rusand P., 34 Pue Casielle ,

Paris —Manufacturer .

Chandeliers, shrine for relies, lamps, travs, ewers,chalices, Ac.

1406 PradieRj Joseph, Annonay (Ardbche) —

Silk-spinner.

Specimens of raw white silks.

1407 Pradier, Jacques, Member of the Institute of

Paris—Sculptor.

Marble statue of Phryne . Word of Advice from Venusto Cupid. Bronze group. Pandora, a bronze statuette.Exhibited for execution.

1408 Pradine & Co., Heims (Marne) —Manufacturers.

(Agents, J. S. de Gaetan A Co., 3 Bow Lane ,Cheapside.)

Specimens of woollen yarn combed by machinery.Refuse white thread and wool. Skeins of combed andspun woollen yarn of various shades and mixed colours.

1409 Preinsler, T. F. Victor, 20 Pue St. Fiacre ,

Paris —Designer.

Specimens of designs for handkerchiefs, dresses, and allkinds of printed fabrics.

1410 Pretot, Louis IIxppolite Edmond, 3 PueIlarlay , au Marais , Paris —Manufacturer .

Specimens of cabinet work, inlaid, and bronze work.Different articles of furniture, such as glazed cabinet,kneeling chan*, table, Ac.

1411 Prin, Adolphus, Nantes (Loire-Inferieure )—

Manufacturer.

Black and yellow calf-skins. Exhibited for quality andcheapness. The factory of the exhibitor produces yearly60,000 calf-skins, manufactured by a particular sort ofmachinery.

1412 Prudent, L., 29 Pue du Ponceau , Paris—

Optician.

Tortoiseshell and buffalo-horn opera-glasses of all sorts,made by a new process; said to be capable of withstand-ing the changes of weather, and not liable to break or getout of order.

1413 Pujade, Jean, Amelie-les-Bains, near Arles-sur -

Tech (Pyrenees Orientates) —Physician.

Series of apparatus, illustrating a new mode of treatmentfor the affections of the chest, and other chronic diseases;made use of by the exhibitor in his medical institution atAmelie-les-Bains. Album, containing a series of draw-ings representing the new apparatus almiatrie-sulfuro-pidinonary (almiatric-sulfuro-pulmonaire); various newapparatus for administering shower baths, Ac.

The model establishment, conducted under the super-intendence of the exhibitor, enjoys the temperature andclimate of Italy ; orange trees and cactus plants flourishin the open air. The interior of the house is heated bythe warmth of the springs appropriated to (ho purpose ofwinter bathing.

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[Oitictal Illustrated Catalogue.]