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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 2 (1869) (1869)

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in the ornamentation of some public hall, effect on the performance of the waterwheel. silver prepared with antimony; the blues are made from co- lecture room, or theater: a little bit of bright fresh color is The contrivance consists of two scows or floats connected balt ;another red comes from… … series of shelves made which power is carried, SHEPARD’S PATENT CURRENT MILL. of iron plates half an by means of pulleys inch in thickness, and forty-eight inches long by thirty-six inches broad. These shelves are placed one over another,about an inch apart, or a gin palace, but as before stated,…

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