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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 47 (1847) (1847)

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nventor says it will en- cutting of a thicker shaving, and by turning great heat, the use of the hand has been en- nessee, has invented and patented a new steam tirely do away with the common cotton bustle. it the other way the reverse effect will be pro- tirely lost. Here is a plan to obviate this… … i easier: and that it will save the labor of car- One of these boilers is used in this city by of Plaster of Paris or some other suitable ce- |rying about the streets quite a small bale of Hooper & Brothers, 333 Pearl street, and the ment. The nut takes on to a screw at the ter- ESA cotton and from…

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