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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 8 (1868) (1868)

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ry still atmosphere, of the improvement shown in the engraving is to retain the hogshead.” as I have often had the pleasure of seeing it formed in the largest numberof spokes in a wheel, while the hub shall not From the same work, under the head of “ Mingo Town,” Alps, it takes the form of those… … a bituminous fluid.” [The “coal oil” which so universally It forms as small, six-rayed stars. This is the form of the dispels the darkness of 1868.—Ep. Sc. AM.] snow which goes on loading the Alpine mountains year after And from the same work, under the head of “ Territory” — year ; and when we…

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