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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 2 (September 29, 1849) (1849)

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ay be reduced his machine, with specimens, of the fabrics, until we also have ocular demonstration of its strument. If one wishes to give a soiree or a to any amount, to make a small quantity, if power’s. has been exposed at the fair at Ghent, The country party, there is no need oflooking about the… … ldading musket had been invented in Prussia, bottom of the tube. ones crescent shaped. The lower blade is sta- This machine is the invention of Mr. Homer and from the barrren description of it which tionary—fixed to the bars, H H, at the ends. Adkins, of Round Prairie, McDonough Co. , l- had then…

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