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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 4 (January 1869) (1869)

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and finish, is Mr. Edward Tuckerman Pt-tter, 56 Wall small diametered saws, having a very rapid motion in order walls. street, New York. The stone work is under the charge of to do its work speedily—that being the chief desideratum The walls are of stone, that used for the facing being ser- Messrs.… … whole operation. When the trough is A turret staircase is carried up at one angle, full, and before the iron cools, it is broken and finished with an arcade having polished WEST SPRUCE STEEET BAPTIST CHURCH. up into slabs of suitable size for the granite shaftlets surmounted by a stone heating…

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