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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 26 (March 6, 1858) (1858)

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ch have Fig. 2 shows the metallic tree, A, and the to move the hides from one solution to an- false vat, a, is full of hides properly arranged, been noticed in our columns) by which a tem- spring of the pad, B, the other spring being perature of 20° bclow the freezing point was removed to show the… … together it is a very good and easy harness Clark’s attention as a double star, is sufficient tree, to prove that his eye, as well as his telescope, Any further particulars will be furnished by must possess extraordinary power of defini- Mr. Dempsey, on being addressed as above. tion.” This was…

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