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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 40 (June 1856) (1856)

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a twinkling. The eye of proper size. Whenever it is desired to plane the stuff on a ventor for further information. goggles are an old French invention, and the We have, undoubtedly, better facilities for nostril-closers are a recent American inven- getting up mechanical engravings than any tion ;… … trial. beyond all doubt, the best medium extant for New Tidal Flood Gate. rises the water enters behind the dam ; but bringing new inventions before the public. Shirts.—Henry Woodron, of London, has when the tide falls the gates close, and a pond In many parts of the country, especially on taken it…

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