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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 12 (1863) (1863)

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ton. Sulphate of baryta remains on the pleasure. The upper end of the mainspring shaft is bursts into about one hundred and twenty pieces, or filter, and the filtrate consists of permanganic in made square, as at h, over which a crank may be ap- ten times as many as the ordinary shell. Of course… … had never fired a cannon before in his life. Me was ported as the chloride of lime, so well known as a The advantages of this invention consist in its cautioned that some accident would happen if he was disinfectant, and so much used for bleaching pur- simplicity, cheapness, and compactness, and…

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