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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 16 (January 4, 1851) (1851)

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ion relates to to Melbourne. suphuric acid and alcohol are exposed to heat chamfer on the ends of barrels, inside, for jointing the staves. A is a strong frame, in a plain glass retort, pouring in the alcohol the reception of the heads and bottoms; and Great Railroad Tunnel. made in the usual way;… … nal and Centre streets. It is an ornament to phuric acid by weight, will be sufficient to two knives, H H, fig. 1; they are constructed then swung over, and the other knife joints our city and a credit to the managers of this show the process, condensing the product in a to form the edge or joint…

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