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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 7 (November 3, 1849) (1849)

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eby communicating it direct sengers conveyed during the preceding half ceiver nearly full of water, it will be absorbed H, H, are attached ; and thése being placed at to the propeller shaft. year was 28,761,895. The number of persons by the water, forming water of ammonia. right angles to each… … by a French botanist from the botanic garden ink.—[Ex. This is an apparatus which derives its new Line West which is looked upon with at Paris. On the voyage, the supply of fresh [Wehave removed many warts by a very sim- ple and easy process, viz., to wash them witha water became nearly exhausted,…

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