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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 3 (July 1879) (1879)

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as recently walls are all of sea-worn patented by Mr. A. E. Tan- stones, of a kind not at pre- gen, of Bismarck, Dakota Ter. sent existing in the neighbor- hood, and the flat slabs that Alnm not Alloived In cover them have been brought Engllsb Bie^d. obviously from a great dis- George Allen, baker,… … of stone, together with pol- analyst, whose certificate of TANGEN'S PROPELLING APPARATUS. ishing stones, obviously used analysis he produced. The certificate showed that the to smooth the surface of the I the tail stock, both clamp plate and cutter frame are released loaf was adulterated with alum…

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