. Railroad record, and journal of commerce, banking, manufactures and statistics . R tOCO^IOTTIVES. THIS invention renders absolutely certain thesoundiDgof a sufficient alarm at every crossing,or other pointor which it is set. It is strong and simple, and not lia-hie to derangement. It does not interfere with the or-dinary use of the whistle in giving othersignals, etc. Itcan be applied with little expense on old as well as newengines. For further information apply to JAMES HARRISON. Second avenue, corner of L2d street, N. Y. F. W. A. BOOKMAN. EDWIN A. PO»T. BJHXEL
. Railroad record, and journal of commerce, banking, manufactures and statistics . R tOCO^IOTTIVES. THIS invention renders absolutely certain thesoundiDgof a sufficient alarm at every crossing,or other pointor which it is set. It is strong and simple, and not lia-hie to derangement. It does not interfere with the or-dinary use of the whistle in giving othersignals, etc. Itcan be applied with little expense on old as well as newengines. For further information apply to JAMES HARRISON. Second avenue, corner of L2d street, N. Y. F. W. A. BOOKMAN. EDWIN A. PO»T. BJHXELANDEB, BOOMAX k CO.,RAILWAY AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Supply all material and articles used in the constructionand operating of railways Bank of Commerce Building. N. T. Refer to John A. Stevens, Esq., President Bank ofCommerce; James Boorman, Esq.; Samuel Sloan, rlsq.,President Hudson River Railroad Co.; Messrs. Cooper& Hewitt, Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co., , Allen & Co. feb5-ly CINCINNATI WKOUGHT-IKON & ss. Establisliecl, January, tently enlarged our Works, we are now prepared to fill all orders promptly, from responsible parties, for We have In use a patented Machine, for which we hold the exclusive right in the West, for manufacturing Wrought-lrnn Chair* upon an Improved Method Thegreat superiority of our Chairs over all other (things called chairs,) made in the West, is, 1st: The peculiar construction or our Machinery enables us to increase thethickness of the lip at Hie base or through the bottom of the bend where ire greatest strength is required, and diminish through the edge or top of the lip where there islittle or no strength required, and : We can adjust our Machine so that we car. shear the lip to the point we wish to turn it over, without tearing or injuring the fibre iron. 3d : Our Chairs are smooth and level upon the bottom, giving a smooth bearing upon the , and also presenting a uniform even surface for the rail
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