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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 31 (1854) (1854)

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rsons having weak eyes for a Messrs. Hollingsworth, Harvey & Co., of Wil- R. F. Srevens, Oculist and Aurist. An Ear Instrument.—In regard to the ear remedy, and in a large majority of cases, espe- mington, Del., which is designed to be used in Syracuse, N. Y. instruments mentioned in a former… … and the mechanical execution is excellent. Price of ed, and white or light colored walls or objects each number 18 4-4 cts. Book or THE Wortp—No. 7, Vol. 2, of this interesting in the room cause a large amount of light to of the roping are in danger of becoming en- The annexed engravingis a…

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