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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 21 (January 31, 1857) (1857)

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h their magazines, as the cotton can be dried rapidly tubes, C and G, separated, and the cork ta- hands often, especially after mixing paints, in small quantities, as required. The great ken out, but the cemented piece of paper—the and always betore eating anything, and use waste from ammunition… … REPERTORY, where the inventor may learn what has ing fruit, &c., without heating their contents ; been done before him, and where he may bring to the When it is desired to preserve fruit with world a KNOWLEDGE of his own achievements. also a new top for jars, to be used with this syrup in these…

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