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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 5 (August 1863) (1863)

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hstanding the short time they havebeen in the market, and they give the fullest satis-faction to all who have used them. Any number ofbranches for burners can be furnished, from one toforty and one, or a larger number still if required. The patent for this invention was procured throughthe… … Northern Bice.—In Japan, a species of rice is cul-tivated in localities having a climate similar to Ohio,Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri. A species of wildrice grows in shallow lakes in Canada ; and BiceLake near Coburg, C. W., derives its name fromthe great quantity of this grain which grows in…

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