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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 3 (October 2, 1852) (1852)

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the cellent work—thecreamof foreign literature—com- the wheel, R, to transmit this moverrent to We have often spoken favo- sun, by means of a thermo-electric pile. He rably of this weekly publication, but have rather the hands on the dial, by the agency: of an has found that the heat of the borders… … ral phenomencn. His right arm, hand and leg, CAN commences under more favorable auspices than Ibs. to. the inch, and very few individuals The accompanying engravings and descrip- any of its predecessors. The amount of subscrip- are infected in a manner as to exhibit in eve- could bear it for any…

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