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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 8 (February 1864) (1864)

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coiTectness of the system of direct sun-lighting is demonstrated: the light looks toward the south, the l¥f.2. Quick Photographs. sitter in a mild twilight is face to face with the sun; Mr. Bogardus, of this city, has constructed a cam- Mr. Bogardus oiten gets the very best negatives in a era-room… … the ship be put head to wind again. needed. As a pawl is situated on either side of the using of reflectors, camera lenses and mirrors of center of motion the revolution of the wheel is con- large aperture, screens of blue glass, and troughs of Large Profits.—The profits of the Massachusetts…

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