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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 42 (1849) (1849)

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wax, it is better than zose earth, forms itself into asilicate, or alu- can also carve statues and cornice work, in fact MAHN’S GREEN. most other greens, and in point of cheapness it can carve any kind of ornamental work, minate, of natron, and goes in the slag. The This pigment was discovered May… … Mills, Portsmouth, R. I. has made several ve- level railroad ; also the greater speed required ry valuable improvements in the manutacture on any line, the greater must be the power of iron, one of which he has disposed of for ber, in which the compressed air ia confined, employed. A good…

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