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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 41 (1850) (1850)

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VOLUME 5.] [NUMBER 41. til all is heated, must beslow. For sugar, but THE Scientific American, little water should be used at once. The principle of this invention is the feature CIRCULATION 14,000. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. we design to set forth, so as to bring it into At 128 Fulton Street, New York,… … —<— ture increase of business, as the necessary re- the pipe, E. The channel in the hollow shaft This improvement is the invention of Mr. To Destroy Insects on Vines, sult of new and economical means of communi- Sprinkle the vines with boiling hot soap is connected with the space between thedrums,…

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