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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 28 (March 1858) (1858)

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ased the lime, two quarts of eommon salt, stir it stove where there was no fire, but it was par- glasses of the ancients, to which the term was one at a time from it by the cylinder, K, whose tkoroughly, add one quart of sweet milk, and tially filled with ashes*, supposing that a few first applied,… … that he has built twenty steam flouring mills concave and the other side convex, grad- within the last twelve years, and in no one in- THIRTEENTH YEAR! in it two grooves, e, eaoh of which will con ually ncaring each other, until they meet stance has he witnossed a steady motion pro- tain one match,…

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