Excerpt from Illustrated Catalogue of Electro-Medical Instruments Manufactured and Sold by Thomas Hall, Electrician: Manufacturer and Importer of Magnetic, Galvanic, Mathematical, Optical, Philosophical, and Telegraphic Instruments, of All Descriptions

I would recommend to my patrons to remit, in a registered letter, or by a draft payable to my order, or, as is generally done, have bills collected through express company, on delivery of goods.

Persons, when ordering goods, or sending for Catalogues, will please write their names and places of residence distinctly and fully.

Strangers ordering goods payable on delivery, must enclose five dollars with the order, which is to pay freight out and back provided the parties do not take the goods. We do not require this of old customers, or parties we know. The amount received with the order will be credited on the bill and sent with the goods, by express, to any part of the United States or Canadas.

To Wholesale Customers.

All claims must be made a short time after receipt of the goods, otherwise no allowance will be made.

Not accountable for breakage.

The amount of bill may be remitted by sight drafts on Boston or New York.

Insurance against breakage in transportation, two and a half percent.

Marine insurance at current rates, from one to two and a half percent.

All goods purchased will be packed with great care, with cost of box added to bill. As we always have a large stock of instruments on hand, we can fill orders immediately on reception. But it sometimes happens that we are out of some styles of instruments, in that case, we are obliged to delay the order until we can make them, which is never over two or three days, as we have long-experienced work-men, and best facilities for manufacturing.

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