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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 49 (1852) (1852)

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esired, so that can be folded up, and will not occupy a space Journal of Medicine :— into one another (for beds of different widths) the felloes may.be cut to form parts of circles of more than twelve superficial inches. It is “Scurretine.—This is obtained from the of different diameters according… … logies, ifany medicine, but it is sufficient to mode of operating a die rod which forces sons who are travelling. On the Sacramento south are not able to surpass it, for the whole say of it, that it isa valuable medicine. the sheet metal into a concave bed, and thus river, in California, the…

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