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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 8 (1877) (1877)

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n his report, some of the dittany (cundia Mariana) is frequently met with in Decem- attorneys who require certified copies of papers have been and the bench beneath, it may be made to rise and lower. ber, with the base of the stem surrounded with shellwork of obliged to employ their own clerks to… … A. Abe Weston, differential pulley. been equal to the work he accomplished. Directed to differ- Root-bud and frost-flower of the Cunila Mariana (Maryland Dittany). 8. 8. Hartshorn, buckles. ent ends, his talent and genius would doubtless have secured A, the developing or budding root. B, the old…

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