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

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t the squalid looks of Uncle John’s wooden walls as nious movements of wheel and lever, of shaft do great credit to the manufactgrers, C. Cart- operations performed by them are the drawing erected in the Crystal Palace. and pulley. It is not that there is so much to lidge & Co, of Green Point, L.I.… … Statuary.—We intend hereafter to notice mendable,—it looks as if the most had been with illustrations of some of the various articles some of the most worthy productions among the shamrock table, on the pedestal of which re- made ot the space afforded. And we will here statuary and paintings, until…

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