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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 24 (1860) (1860)

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comes derful fact.” within reach of the sea breeze, at the rate of a bale tu to throw light even inthe most remote corner of this So also with the sugar question. The light proceed- the acre, a sample of which I send you enclosed. island), you may publish it in order that if any of your ing from… … grinding or flouring surfaces, and the grain is thus The object of the invention is the construction of anu would have too much work to perform, and the conden- ground more rapidly, and also more evenly. I have instrument that will measure objects with greater preci- sation of the steam would be…

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