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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 21 (February 3, 1855) (1855)

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It makes the richest blue eolor on cotton, but not sink—and in that state a vatis unfit for The witness’s science is clearly a little out of out, to be set again, the sediment only is is expensive. The coloring of indigo-blue use. joint, as phosphorous does not produce a isa branch of dyeing… … This figure represents a machine for spirit- and is used by them for collecting and retain- design, mind, and genius. But here is a ma- undisturbed on the bottom, when the yarn is ual manifestations, which appeared in the ing electricity, and is charged at every circle chine constructed under the…

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