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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 43 (1856) (1856)

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sand as ifthey it dries with a beautiful shining gold color, diet, the milk of women becomes watery and them sharper. If the liquor is heated, the had once been ina fluid state, and closed with a slight tendency to green, very like the deficient in casein and butter. action of the acid is more… … fore very deficient inthat respect. This is the draws it back to its original position, and with tity of bi-chromate of potash; this precipitate third artesian well in the State of Maryland ; is darker, and its luster, when laid on paper, ing presents several novel features. The rack held by the…

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