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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 6 (October 16, 1858) (1858)

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ap which is attached to the head of the pin, U, and then the pin, T, is forced forward by ‘As an evidence of the vast difficulty experi- T, and as the pin, T, is drawn back, the bolt, enced by introducers of new articles, from the Peculiarities of Color and Temperature of its spiral spring through… … putréscent matter diffused through the water. materials as are composed of organic fibers The temperature of the ocean also exhibits disengaged, and the horse is at once loosed the ends of shaft will hook on to the thumb mixed with hydro-carbons should be care- some peculiar and interesting…

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