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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 1 (September 16, 1854) (1854)

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f Smithson’s bequest is useful and ornamental. character, yet, on account of the novelty of inal design and working drawings were by almost as great as in this country, Mr. Smith- its design and the peculiar method of its con- A most varied and extensive view of the Mr. H.. Howson, # young engineer… … whole being under the control of a sort of may be wholly or partly closed, or one or A patent was granted on the 4th of last] communication with one of the ash pits near epicene commission, part legislative, part ex- both of the stoppers put in. In this manner July, to John S. Speights, of…

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