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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 7 (February 1866) (1866)

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e to the form- fact, that they can be turned in a lathe in ornamental meadow retaining, of course, less water in the mass, ation around each particle of the porous body of a forms. The mill is all shown in the cut with the ex- is much more conveniently and economically manu- thin layer of fluid, "… … for labor and heat to be remunera- LEAVITT'S CONDENSING AND MOLDING MILL. The ooze from the bottom of the tive. Sunshine and wind cost noth- Atlantic has been described by Mr. Sidebotham, in a overflowed; and the shrinkage, it will readily be ing, and the business is done more effectually than…

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