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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 7 (August 1873) (1873)

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of introducing the agri- object glass, with polygonal lenses having the same fccus display, the observer is very much inclined to conclude that cultural machinery wliich our inventors have brought to and arranged in a metallic frame, has been suggested as the the talent for invention which is the… … Napier type, and a locomotive for heavy work, have been to call iurther attention to this plan, and request those who the great capacity of the steel-making department. It has constructed of the best of materials, and have been given a have evidence of its impracticability to bring it forward. been…

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