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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 15 (1879) (1879)

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end 1s refuse cotton, technically known as ‘‘cotton motes.” This attached the hollow globe, E, containing the movement, A ROSSET’S CLOCK. forked arm, F, extends upward from the movement, and em- This novel and interesting clock is suspended.from the arm ginning, and it has heretofore been thrown… … tion. As the result of several analyses, Liebreich ascribed An improved spur has been patented by Mr. August Buer- ROSSET’S CLOCK. to protagon the formula CisHaaN,OuP. It was difficult mann, of Newark, N. J. The invention consists in spurs in In water it swelled and presented the ap- covering of…

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