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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 52 (September 1851) (1851)

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volume, and melody of instruments fluids in the syphon, one tending to flow to which this improvement is applicable. through, the other to remain; an inevitable re- 1 also claim the manner of increasing the w§ sult of such fluids when in a syphon, and it in vibration of the sound hoard and the… … the spent madder in the first place, and the construction may be first obtained, after which The accompanying engravings represent ansame, through these the air escapes, as they drying and pulverizing it, after it has passed its scientific principles of action will at once are filled with a denser…

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