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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 5 (July 1860) (1860)

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tains of Virginia, and millions of cattle and sheep go to panying engravings illustrate. Fig. 1, in the annexed and a metal base, C, is se- Baltimore and our own cities yearly. Then its advan- cut, represents the looper of Wheeler & Wilson's machine cured to the bottom to sup- tages as a… … political economy. It will open another great outlet to made by the amateur astronomer, Mr. Rutherford, the brush and its case detached from the machine. The the trade of the boundless West and give a new impetus through his large equatorial telescope, which was used fine, flat hair-brush, o, is…

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