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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 46 (1852) (1852)

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arge class, for building, but only two are worth looking at; the use of anthracite coal, built by Ross they are the English one by Paxton, and the to 400 or 500 spindles. The traverse is 4 them. Winans, of Baltimore. They are splendid American one by Bogardus—we have had an machines, and use… … projectors of this Crystal Palace may do for it and be done,” is the watchword and reply. the improvements of the arts, it will add to their reputation if this noble design be adop- Cleansing Window Blinds. On No. 14,84 hanks per spindle in 114 nature of the spinning. ted by them. Soap or strong…

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