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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 48 (1852) (1852)

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[NUMBER 48. VOLUME VIL] none of it has been properly wrought, it has THE Scientific American, been found to take. as handsome a polish and CIRCULATION 16,000. be susceptible of as fine a finish as the best … rience with it, to possess the following ad- troller; Col. Sclatter, Superintendent of the vantages :—1.—The amber is completely tu- Ogdensburgh Railroad; Mr. Doxtater, Super- and by which they are held in whatever rela- is a transverse section of a machine for cut- sed, without residue, and as it…

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