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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 32 (1850) (1850)

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destroy Fulton’s. on to the top of the tube, to be easily put on sule is made of smooth india rubber, and cov- purpose for which it is intended. It consists ———<S ers the lower end of the instrument, and when and taken off. E isthe plunger; D is a hole of a metal box with a shaft or roller covered… … The French Minister of Commerce recently of operating the picker staffs to box the shut- caused a specimen of cotton cloth, manufac- tle, which has been pronounced to be an ex- used, the sponge is forced down into it, the | ling to give their testimony to the benefits de- tured in the United…

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