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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 18 (October 1859) (1859)

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that a change in the weather is apt to accompany a change tested, and no opposition would be made to a recovery for working the stampers may hope for a liberal reward of judgment. The case was one in which the office of the moon is very generally held in this community, for his ingenuity. We give… … those gentlemen in time to varying the hight to which get shipped by Nov. 8th., if the stamps are raised, and MURRAY'S IMPROVED STAMPING MACHINE intended for competition. consequently the force of the It is the intention of Mr. Heath to attend the Charleston blow, at the will of the operator. For…

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