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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 6 (1862) (1862)

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ed 16th December, says:— compact and convenient positions of the various sur- steel, are hinged together at one end, while their dis-| The introduction of petroleum, kerosine, photo- faces to fit all parts of the several utensils to be|tanceapart at the opposite end is adjusted by a right| gene, or… … Clizbe’a application was rejected, but he followed | widest part. It will be seen that this form of con- of what we want ; American hostilities and the it up, persevering after,repeated rejections, till he | struction gives ‘remarkable strength to the wrench; | ice in the St. Lawrence (although we…

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