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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 22 (May 1860) (1860)

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Schwabe has remarked on our satellite, ments have occupied the attention of numerous and able of a pint of water brushed over the painting will so dis- reflected a blue, red or yellow ray, we could admit th.'.t intellects, and yet the study is very far from having been solve the varnish in the… … the use of •;:ydi/.ed oil of turpentine for the same purpose. ARMSTRONG'S IMPROVED STEAM uoiLJiit. The uupcniluo is plncpd in a shallow vessel, and fully exposed to the sun, and being at the same time frequent- earth ; but as it is green, must we not conclude by anal- The annexed engravings…

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