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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 30 (1856) (1856)

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that the specie had passed, and by means of Very largequantities are also grown in France, count of his expedition to Japan, has cost entire surface under the bushes with tan bark, his microscope, identified the station from but the fine odor of the British produce reali- $200,000 in preparing it… … Literary Rotleee Machine for Pianing Timber. Essencr or LAVENDER— Our engraving illustrates an invention for Otto of lavender 3 1-2 02. rendered adjustable, by means of suitable set Purwam’s Monruuy, for April. is one of the best, if not the very best yet published. The first article is on planing…

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