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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 17 (April 1866) (1866)

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the operator is soon tired out ; moreover one three to fifty per cent of ice,as it was in use last season, year for the want of a little care on the part of pat- hand is always occupied in moving the machine so while the cost will be but a trifle more than ordinary entees in not applying for an… … mann, of Paris. A drawing INVENTORS, MANUFACTURERS. of the spectrum of a Orionis FOLSOM'S MOTION FOE. SEWING MACHINES. accompanied the communi- cation. The spectrum of Sirius is decribed by the before the expiration of the patent, which gives time The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is the largest and most…

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