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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 27 (March 1853) (1853)

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formed surpasses our reading lamp. equal to wax or sperm, and giving as brilliant much to admire and please. The roof is a comprehension, for we have always under- The subjoined cut shows the manner in a light. Sometimes, instead of mere sulphu- new feature in architecture ; it is constructed stood… … the difficulty of obtaining a steady and perma- in our Patent Office; we have rendered the Broadway, W. Stephenson, agent. C is the hook which is affixed to the car- nent light, the other the great cost of the ma- description more plain and full we believe, The Southern Eclectic—No. 1, Vol. 1; by…

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