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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 39 (1854) (1854)

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han comfort. the plates deserve particular attention, and ter, colored with burnt sugar, and a small quan- may be attributed to condensation of the two tity of the real article added to give it the pro- The Sugar Pine of Oregon. gases on their surface. When the discolora- per odor. A solution of… … less, non-azotized body, soluble in hot water, A NEW VOLUME OF THE a windowsill, Figure 2 is a detached top view been before found. The palace, also, is of SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN from which it separates on cooling. It dis- of the plate with the curved sliding catch, B, in great extent, containing…

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