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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 25 (1876) (1876)

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on, where the cargoes of whole fleets of vessels are A is acopper boiler holding about 12 gallons, fixed in a angles. These tools are secured firmly by clamps held down stored, pending the sale of the goods to wholesale mer- wrought iron jacket and heated by a ring gas burner. I by swivel bolt and… … known as Chinaman’s ground to a proper earth, is a favorite cutting angle for the adulterant of this highly priced natural perfume. Amber- iron, the water is brought to a boil much more rapidly; it several purposes required. Further, the novel shape of gris, a peculiar secretion of the sperm whale…

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