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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 9 (November 10, 1855) (1855)

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) ies—we know it and feel it, but neglect it. fair working standard, the impressions we have where common mills would require careful at- till another meteor, flashing o’er our path, AGATHODEMON. borrowed; nevertheless, to succeed, we “ must tention. The full force of the wind acting up- liushes… … ment. There is more than there ever was. A New Tea. M. Perie, a French botanist, announcss that Invention but begets invention, as man begets the force of the wind. This windmill is de- On the 17th of July last a patent was grant- he has discovered a common herb in France man, or population…

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