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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 5 (1860) (1860)

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ains of Virginia, and millions of cattie and sheep go to panying engravings illustrate. Fig. 1, in the annexed and a metal base, C, is se- Baltimore and our own cities yearly, Then its advan- cured to the bottom to sup- cut, represents the looper of Wheeler & Wilson’s machine tages as a… … made by the amateur astronomer, Mr. Rutherford, the brush and its case detachedfrom the machine. The the trade of the boundless West and give a new impetus through his large equatorial telescope, which was used fine, flat hair-brush, a, is placed between two iron to the entire industry of the…

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