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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 49 (August 1853) (1853)

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tion. publication has a circulation in Great Britain of The following method of checking baggage about 90,000, and is gaining a strong hold in this The remedy is the plant vervain or verbena, country. Dickens, as a writer of prolific genius has recently been adopted with great satisfac- which grows… … train is omitted on this portion. The portion ted States.:j It will continue the unflinching ad- beverage. The expressed juice of the plant This is an aerated water apparatus, intro- of the ticket that is left in the book corres- vocate of all useful improvements, and it will forms a cooling purge…

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