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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 26 (1846) (1846)

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thing patented, he shall first pay, in manner and in addition to the sum provided by With fingers dirty and cold, that act, the sum of thirty dollars for each additional With hands all full of cracks, patent so to be issued: Provided, however, That no A young man stood in a ragged coat, col made… … Work, work, work, There are few plans of enterprise, now in progress, to which more importance altaches, or which excites more interest, than that of navigating made, and the specification duly sworn to by the in- My labor never grows less ; ventor. And in all cases hereafter, the applicant And…

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