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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 15 (December 28, 1850) (1850)

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g portable, whereby it clasps on vantages, they will be comparatively cheap. Leon J. Fremavx. mules and horses. to the back of any car seat, for the benefit of One hundred pounds of common tallow can- all whom it may concern. dles, made after the most improved manner in i Barnum’s Planing Machine.… … being no infringement of Woodworth’s, and Knowing how great and important the su- shaft is made to work in an adjustable sock- is still lessened—five cents would be the high- one against. We have never seen it in opera- gar interesta of our country are, we like to et, from which a heavy weight is…

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