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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 14 (April 1870) (1870)

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wedge-like action for the crushing process remarkable substance. It was discovered by Priestly in to extend over the leaf, A, and to be fastened to the place, B, heretofore employed. 1776, and quickly exhibited curious properties, which chem- if preferred To this end, the rollers are furnished with… … citizens, has been forwarded to Albany, aeking the Legisla- New York and Washington, forming a small section of wires ends of theseteeth are made to hook on to the interior of the ture to grant the City Council of Buffalo authority to lease that are intended to ramify in all directions through the…

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