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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 3 (1861) (1861)

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umulated from previous la- land and France, is doubtless destined to be also felt nn bor, and are therefore capital ; theyaid the operations of in this country, we present the accompanying ijlus- ELECTRICITY AND SOME OF ITS PRACTICAL labor, and are therefore active capital. tration from the London… … tube or with a hollow cone, it will communicate mag- 1. The shoe is to be beveled off, so as to leavea These improvements have been invented by T. W. netic properties to a bar of soft iron placed within it, space and prevent pressure to the sole. Plum, Esq., of Blaenavon Iron Works, Monmouth, andif…

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