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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 4 (October 11, 1851) (1851)

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ank or rod found to be purified. In applying the inven- making the inside of the shoe the thickest, to which the boring tool is secured, and which, amount of attention. tion to sea water, the water is first distilled and asserts that it will produce the very op- by their elastic action, press… … everything new and useful in the mechanic est manner. dial to the axis, and forming planes perpendi- cords, so constructed and unitea with the posts arts in which they have an interest ; we there- cular to the plane described by the revolution that the wires threading or. running loosely fore…

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