X4JvliJtJMM/ sura aotdoss ®s mmnixr, abb jrowiftM g Beoggme, gggAroM am otobi ogagvgigBm [NUMBER 45. NEW-YORK, JULY 25, 1852. VOLUME VII.] Scientific American, GEE'S SODA WATER APPARATUS.—Fig. 1. CIRCULATION 10,000. … TheS^rfiShTprovmcial correspondence and conduces to health when taken into the sto- poured upon it, parts with its carbon and oxy- The accompanying engravings are perspec- newspapers are full of accounts of railroads mach in quantities not deemed imprudent. gen—carbonic acid gas is given off, and…
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