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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 43 (July 1847) (1847)

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344 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Mosaic Gold. a maple, most conveniently located about the THE ART OP PAJIWIJ8G. For the composition of this peculiar alloy of (Continued frem No 42.) corners ef rooms, where other objects cannot copper and zinc, called also Or-mohi, a pat- be favorably represented. C C,… … Peter the Great, in which the figure of the em- not of itinerant venders. able, cannot be injured by use (except as a The shores of capes and islands, and rocks peror is eleven feet high and that of the horse fuel) and after it has been long used it can be Splendid Cars. in general, on the first…

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