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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 27 (March 1850) (1850)

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knife, as desired. He has cially from those who manufacture fancy in an extended form, is well adapted for cut- being cast. taken measures to secure a patent. checked (tartan) shawls—a kind of fabric ting barrel heads, felloes, &c, out of plank or which has now become common to every na- boards.… … the border of a shawl with a few picks of one, A ship in New York is being sheathed with This pump is the invention of Mr. S. P. is divided into a number of compartments, and and more of another color, making stripes in zinc, which is claimed to be as durable as cop- Kase, of Danville, Pa., and is…

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