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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 20 (1871) (1871)

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to be started when in not, we first examine a thin layer of the perfect bark by the cal core, having its edge retained in a shallow spiral groove any position. The treadlesact independently of each other, as microscope, andasccrtain the exact appearance of the crystals on the surface of the core,… … ployed,as clerks in drug stores. At the expiration of six than 85 per cent. On machines where the crank is formed on a shaft passing months from the organization of the above board, any un- Reference was then made, by way of comparison, to other from end to end of the machine, instead of being…

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