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1477 Savaresse, Philibert, 62 Rue des Marais ,Paris —Inventor and Manufacturer.
Apparatus for the manufacture and employment ofaerated liquids.
One of these apparatus, Fig. 1, which is capable of ma-nufacturing from 300 to 3,000 bottles of gaseous water perday according to the dimensions of which it may be con-structed, is exhibited as a new invention for rendering allwines effervescent, whatever may be their age, as well aslemonades and other like beverages. It has the advantage
of requiring very little manual labour, and only one per-son to superintend its working.
The other apparatus, Fig. 2, consists of a vase called asiphoid , which is used to receive and to give out thegaseous waters as required. It possesses the propertyof keeping the liquids into which it enters in such a con-dition that, notwithstanding the frequency with whichthey may be drawn, none of the gaseous principles escape ;so that the last glass is not found to differ in briskness orflavour from the first.
This apparatus is represented in the annexed cut.
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Savaresse's Apparatus for Aerated Waters.
1478 SataeeSSE, Jn. Es., jun., 223 Rue St. Martin,
Haris —Manufacturer.
Specimens of strings for violin, bass-viol, &c. Artificialflowers.
1479 Scamps, Ph., Rotibaix (Word) —Manufacturer.Twilled pure cotton fabrics.
1480 Schioss, Widow, & Bbotkeb, 14 Rue Chapon,
Pans —Manufacturers.
Portfolios, cash-boxes, porte monnaies, cigar-cases, cigar-holders, and steels. Patented in England. Baskets, knap-sacks, and trusses.
1481 SchltxmbeeGeb, jun. & Co., Thann (Saut-Rhin )—
Cotton Printers.
Printed cottons, and woollen and cotton prints.
1482 Sciloiuts, —, 1 Rue Rlue, Paris — Manufacturer.Two upright pianofortes.
These instruments are adapted for use in hot or dampclimates. Iron cramps clamp the whole compass of thepeg-board, traverse the under board on which the chordsare hooked, also of iron, and are fastened at pleasure, by
moans of a screw-nut and key. This prevents the boardsgiving way, however tightly the chords may be drawn.Besides these cramps, there are one or two iron bars of apeculiar form, fixed before the sound-board, half over halfunder the chords, without obstructing the mechanism.Above, they press on the peg-board to prevent its givingway; below, they fix the iron-board to which the cordsare attached. With such a construction, the separationof the parts is impossible.
1483 Be Seeionne, Loin, & Co., 32 Belleville, near
Paris —Manufacturers.
Porcelain knobs, white and coloured. Patented inEngland._
1484 De Seelay, 0. G-., Gueurs (Seine-Inferieure )—
Manufacturer.
Specimens of paper.
1485 Seebet, Hamoie, Duquesne, & Co., Valenciennes
(Word) —Manufacturers.
Specimens of the principal products of beet-root.
The exhibitors, by means of a process for which theyhave obtained a patent, manufacture these products inthe purest state. The beet-root being dried and prepared,