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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 51 (1847) (1847)

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s and the application of that nishing an engraving and description of this Sugar. Patented Sept. 4, 1847. The future shall a mind uprear power which is “ free as air.” On our vast prai- ; engine, the invention of Mr. Biddle, who has To George A. Philip, of New York, for im- Touched with poetic fire… … INVENTORS: CLAIMS. BUY THE TRUTEH. Stoves. found sufficient to cause the sails to change Fig. 1 of the engravings represents an Ko- BY MISS M. 0. YEATON. Re-issue-—No 99; To Samuel Pierce of Go thou in life’s fair morning. Troy, N. Y., Assignor to Elias Johnson and rotary motion thereby…

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