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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 22 (1859) (1859)

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by a simple and easy proceed- a véry comfortable livelihood exhibiting them, prosecut- other witnesses that the owner and operator of that old ing-his efforts meanwhile to secure his patent, intending ing; it is not at all complicated, and it can be applied machine continued to use it, constructed… … Fortunately, the drawings are preserved, and there is a manufacture of sulphate of quinine are subject to cuta- It consists of a cylindrical air.tight vessel, a, made of little machine, one of the earliest made, now running in platina, or any other strong material which can bear a nous eruption,…

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