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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 23 (February 18, 1854) (1854)

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sh enamel. They are the article, which is held over the vessel con- mity of that heat over all parts of the flat bot- exchanges, respecting a small ear instrument then reduced to fine powder, and 16 parts by taining the composition, and should be allowed tom, or floor, a, a, on which the articles… … put on, as the success of all the subsequent Financial Affairs of the Crystal Palace. to be placed, or to as great an extent as _possi- and materials, which are employed to ornament coatings are dependent on this ene. When The report of the receipts and expeditures of ble, being of much importance.…

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