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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 16 (October 1859) (1859)

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timate held at an angle by the operator, it is drawn in and As the solut on of ammonia of commerce has not al- acquaintance with the natives taught them that it was wrapped around the filling, forming the cigar. The ways the same degree of concentration, it would be bet- leaves of a certain horb,… … the eigar and the other for Stucco and pottery ought, BEAUCHE'S CIGAR-MAKING MACHINE. winding the wrapper. before being submitted to The annexed engraving is a petseuctive view of the [ cigar is rubbed smooth and handsomely finished by its the operation, to be covered with a coat of stearin or…

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