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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 15 (1869) (1869)

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and thus acts asa There Mr. Atwood entered upon the manufacture of me- brace, and prevents running off the track. He saysit has been The engraving shows the parts so clearly that a detailed de- dicinal chemicals for Messrs. Philbrick & Trafton. The fol- tried with complete success ; the machine… … standard of purity which has been reached by the oils, known Hallon Tenth St.on the evening of the 24th of March. It seat is intended to be used either as a side saddle for ladies, as under the trade mark of “ kerosene,” is owing in a very large differs from the ordinary machine in having the perch…

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