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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 11 (1859) (1859)

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859. Fig. 3. The pin is round on that portion which passes 100 CANNEL COAL. through the round hole in the part, By and square This is an old paint; we have used it many years ; and The constituents of this coal are carbon, hydrogen, where it passes through the square hole in the lower we have more… … half. Its lower end is round, and is furnished and has been successfully used as a febrifuge. The third room to oil; and as the room was very high, it was substance produced is a heavy, fatty oil, which, when with a nut, a, which can move freely in a recess in the quite a job to oil them well, and…

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