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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 10 (November 25, 1848) (1848)

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s, it to a controversy of such a character, that it is fullstop, are described in a circle upon it. the public, and his turmeric 1s for dyeing the to be regretted for the sake of all persons in- arms both the artificial magnets with the pow- This hand goes round by clock work conti- imposition in… … fixed; and an ascending motion on its parts, Who are they ? The toiling millions, the simultaneous with that of the cylinder, and ductor) atrests the progress of the hand, when ——— ees During this period one of them is laboring man and woman, the farmer the me- corresponding exactly with it, is the…

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