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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 35 (1856) (1856)

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test ease and precision. A brass telesco- strength of it ought to have been tested before the machine to a blacksmith’s shop. curative.” pic rod, A, with a circular mirror, B, suspend- it was made into a gun ; if this had been done The object of the present improvement is to Another cholera… … ity of which may never have been tested ; and one half, at least. —— a ee nary toilet glass by means of a thumb screw, yet we are assured, in the work referred to, Recent Foreign Inventions, Cancer Ointment—On the 31st of March, C, and when the rod is drawn out in the po- that different kinds of…

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