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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 51 (1858) (1858)

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the quantity of carbonic Bonwill, M. D., Camden, Del., who obtained one upon each side of the machine. The oxyd, light hydrogen, &c., which, when burn- a patent March 4th, 1856. stalks are deposited on the ground by a lever ed with heated air, would be sufficient to re- duce or melt a given weight… … —_—— 2+ @ ee conical joints heretofore employed. Only One Hundred and Forty Cents! FRIENDS, are you busy in getting up clubs The patent was issued on the 29th of June, The manufacture of car wheels when cast tread of the wheel, while the ends of the outer for the new volume? Now is the time; only…

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