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PAEIS UNIVEESAL 
19 Meyer, Victor, Parish of Concordia, Louisiana; short staple cotton. 
20 Rodgers, C. B. & Co., Norwich, Connecticut; wood-working machines. 
21 Sellers, William, & Co., Philadelphia; machine tools. 
22 Steinway & Son, New York city; pianos. 
23 Trager, L., Blackhawk Point, Louisiana; short staple cotton. 
24 Walbridge, Wells D., New York city ; gold and silver ores from Idaho. 
26 Welch, Patrick, New York city; type-dressing machine. 
26 Wheeler & Wilson, New York city ; sewing and button-hole machines. 
27 White, S. S., Philadelphia; artificial teeth and dentists’instruments 
and furniture. 
28 Whitney, .L P., Boston, Massachusetts; silver ores from Colorado. 
29 Wood, Walter A., Hoosick Falls, New York; reaping and mowing ma¬ 
chines. See, also. Nos. 2 and 12. 
SILVER MEDALS. 
30 Alabama, State of; short staple cotton. See Hon. Mention. 
31 American Button-hole Company, Philadelphia; sewing and button-hole 
machines. 
32 Baker, W. & Co., Dorchester, Massachusetts ; chocolates. 
33 Barnes, Surgeon General J. K., United States army, Washington; sur¬ 
gical instruments, hospital apparatus, Ac. 
34 Bement & Dougherty, Philadelphia ; machine tools. 
35 Bergner, Theodore, Philadelphia ; co-operator—engineer of Messrs. 
Sellers & Co. 
36 Bidwell, J. C , Pittsburg, Pennsylvania: Comstock’s rotary spader. 
87 Bigelow, H., Boston, Massachusetts; copper and minerals from Lake 
Superior. 
38 Blake, William P., San Francisco, California ; California minerals. 
39 Bond, William & Son, Boston, Massachusetts; astronomical clock and 
chronograph. 
40 Browne, J. R., & Sharpe, Providence, Rhode Island ; screw cutting and 
milling machines. 
41 Burt, E. C., New York city; machine-sewed boots and shoes 
42 California, State of; cereals. 
43 Cape, Culver & Co., New York city; hams. 
44 Chapin & Wells, Chicago, Illinois; model of a swing bridge. 
45 Chicago Board of Public Works, Chicago, Illinois; design of the lake 
tunnel. 
46 Clark Thread Company, Newark, New Jersey; cotton yarns. 
4:7 Collins & Co., New York city ; steel ploughs. 
48 Cool, Ferguson &Co., Glen’s Falls, New York; barrel machines. 
49 Colt’s Patent Fire-arms Manufacturing Company, Hartford, Connecti¬ 
cut ; fire-arms 
60 Crompton, G., Worcester, Massachusetts; loom for cloths. 
51 Culbertson, Blair & Co., Chicago, Illinois ; salted meats. 
52 Daboll, C. L., New London, Connecticut; fog-signal. 
62 D’Aligna, H. F. Q., co-operator in the organization of the United 
States section. 
64 Darling, Browne & Sharpe, Bangor, Maine; steel measures. 
56 Delpit, A., & Co., New Orleans, Louisiaaa; snuff. 
56 Dixon, J., & Co., Jersey City, New Jersey: plumbago crucibles. 
57 Douglas Axe Manufacturing Companj, Boston, Massachusetts; edge 
V tools. 
68 Duffield, Charles, Chicago, Illinois; hams. 
69 Fairbanks, E. & T., & Co., St. Johnsbury, Vermont; scales. See also 
No. 12*7. 
60 Florence Sewing Machine Company, New York city; sewing machines. 
61 Fournier, S., New Orleans, Louisiana; electric clocks. 
62 Glen Cove Starch Manufacturing Company, New York city ; “maizena” 
and starch. ' 
63 Gotthiel, Edward, New Orleans, Louisiana ; co-operator, services ren¬ 
dered to agriculture in Louisiana. 
