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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 3 (October 1, 1853) (1853)

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d the mysteries of binocular ventor, John F. Mascher, 408 North Second st., pecttully ask the ‘‘ Post” how it operates; does Rochleder’s investigations have shown that vision. Itis at the Crystal Palace. Philadelphia. it give out more than three horse of its nominal the so-called active principles… … advantageous, for besides the fact that the Since we noticed the statement made by Mr. There is certainly some novelty about this in- growth of hemp is less dependent than the hop Norris, of the building of a steamship—himself vention, and the inventor claims for it several upon meteorological…

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