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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 3 (1868) (1868)

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ogether, make a mortise for the struments, could be obviated, so that the image presented to spokes, holding them very firmly. the eye should exhibit the colors of the object inspected by pa i their aid. It is obvious then that if a tint be added to acolor tn so delicately that the impression… … In the transverze rail of the upper and lower sash a semi- battery wagon. Reels are also provided for use on horse- circular groove is made for the seating of the roller. The back. netting is wound around the roller, one edge being fastened —— i oo to the frame of the window by tacks. On each end…

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