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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 7 (October 23, 1858) (1858)

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f albumen (albumen, June 2, 1858, and any further particulars can 100 parts; water, 25; chloride of sodium, 6), be obtained by addressing the inventor and This form of reflector is entirely new, and which is allowed to dry, and then rendered patentee, W. E. Howard, as above. has been found to give… … stand, E, through the center of which rises a A pleasant feature in the character of man it will be hailed with gladness by many a ——————23 +9 ———— pin, c (Fig. 3, which is a section of the lamp), is the love of home, and it is creditable to the CorrEcrion.—On page 40 of the present housekeeper as…

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