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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 39 (June 1848) (1848)

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kford, Illinois, one to those who know the trouble of dressing the whole of the works can be made of cast the application of shellac to dressing and fin- that article. assignor of William Watson, of the same iron, and thus be made very durable. Mea place, for improvement in Wheat Fans. Pa- sures… … ding board and bridge. This is a section view and shows the man- magneto Electric Machines. nets are charged and discharge successively Reid's Lightning Exhauster. ner in which the magnets are arranged on the in rows. The ore is carried forward on the To G. H. and B. H. Horn, of Boston, Mass. It is…

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