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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 16 (January 4, 1851) (1851)

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ap- before the capital can be replaced, causing a arrangement as described, the work will be re- in a man’s hat, or even in a decent sized over- plied in the relinquished manufactory of the considerable loss, inasmuch as, by that and coat pocket, sewing with more dexterity and gular and… … kilogrammes (about 1,540 pounds); and the mixing cylinder is small, and it delivers the introduction of the resin, which is first placed in weight of essence, as spirit, is obtained from complete distillation is effected in each alem- mixed substances into a large cooler with re- the raw material.…

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