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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 5 (October 15, 1853) (1853)

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the we have seen, that a great stride has yet to be Crystal Palace is now open; it is in a small gineer of which is John A. Roebling, of the McKeesport Iron Works, to come up in every made before any of our manufactures will rival room in the south east corner—entrances from works where the wire is… … coal from Maryland; anthracite coal and iron These illustrated Pitchers are from the estab- riety of objects, exhibiting, more or less, taste chandeliers, candelabra, delicate rail-work, &c. from Pennsylvania; copper and iron ore from lishment of M. Villemsens, of Paris, worker in in composition,…

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