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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 13 (1880) (1880)

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“198 [SEPTEMBER 25, 1880. Iridescent Glass. $$ —+ MISCELLANEOUS INVENTIONS, ing the faces of the cushions. The removable Ashley, of Detroit, Mich. The object of this in- cushion piece, A, is of the usual form, and is vention is to furnish windmills simple in con- … ait very remarkable, when it is considered that the Mr. Gustavus O. Goessling, of Jersey City, old ten-inch smooth bores, which were converted N. J., haspatented an improved dish or plate into eight-inch rifles, were fired with a charge of WALSH’S IMPROVEMENT IN BILLIARD TABLES. which is divided…

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