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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 10 (November 20, 1852) (1852)

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- |, on the mills have a most disagreeble and un- sev of knives, fixed'on a wheel, after which one cwt. of guano, yielded 48 bushels; and 3 ples of the Water Cure System. The author states ~| that he was cured from the verge of the grave by its healthy avocation. At one time the Scotch it is heaped… … til it is of the desired shade. Tonca beans and he has seen death take place in a rabbit after among the ablest practical scientific men in the meter placed in it to regulate the heat. This odiferous oils are employed to scent some a diminution of its heat of only 22° of Fah., world. process…

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