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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 39 (June 1858) (1858)

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sters, E, are closed, the damper and nitroso-naphthyline, &c. The colors closes itself, and all communication between have been tried on silk, and found perfectly the chamber and the pipe is stopped; but fast. Mr. Perkins' process is as follows :— >: :W, '--'"^.T-c-.. ' when the register is opened… … der are obtained—violet, purple, chocolate, gases through the side bridges, e', or under for six months or more, between the applica- tion, and besides it being admitted in so many pink, and red. These colors stand light and them, through the passage, d, into the chim- tion of Wm. C. Watson,…

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