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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 7 (August 1869) (1869)

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ints; appreciated by the intelligent inventor. He immediately de- at all; and his researches recorded in this paper extend to termined to seek a market, and as the English were then en- will be two stories high, with an attic story within the roof; copal, amber, dammar, colophony, lac (or shellac),… … GROUND PLAN wax; dammar, colophony, elemi, sandarac, same dimensions, with the kitchen, F, fif- and mastic are readily dissolved therein. Acetic acid does teen feet by sixteen feet, which is provided with a range and every invention that could aid them in developing and per- not dissolve amber and…

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