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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 30 (1855) (1855)

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een disturbed from one of the above- equanimity of Mr. Manny, to induce him to moisture. The tubular barrel has, strictly ed rake attached to one of the reel blades, and named causes. pen so tart an epistle is more than we know. speaking, no center. A tube three inches in so combined with guides to… … April number has several very interesting articles: Faraday, and at the same time the cask is materially The annexed engravings are views of an the patent of J. Adkins, dated originally Dec. Howitt, Leigh Hunt, and Barry Cornwall, are regular con- irtbutors. Wewonder if any body expects anything…

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