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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 40 (1856) (1856)

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srs. Gullimere have combined these concern in the country, for we keep a corps of two inventions, and have produced an appara- designers and engravers whose sole business tus, which, with the addition of another sim- it is to draw and engrave machinery. Inven- ple device applied to the horse’s… … trial. beyond all doubt, the best medium extant for rises the water enters behind the dam; but bringing new inventions before the public. Shirts—Henry Woodron, of London, has taken it into his head to institute a radical re- 4-2 —_ Prof. Morse, the inventor of the American form in shirt-making, and…

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