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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 1 (January 1866) (1866)

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to be present, to as it often happens that ornamental work would be coveries in electricity by Hans Christian Oersted, done if the proprietor had facilities, another attach- introduce the subject, but would not occupy much of they put up wires between two buildings, and by ment is provided, by the… … be had by addressing Wm. H. Hoag, rope very much to our immense re- TALFEY'S HAND SAW-MILL. sources in this respect; but with a Box 4,245, New York Post Office. State was the best place he knew of to introduce any new and county rights for sale. Machines can be seen m little exertion among us we…

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