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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 22 (1863) (1863)

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evil, but all have been more or less ob- cylinder, E, made of iron wire cloth so fine th t dust Engineering, War Vessels, Ordnance—military and naval, Fire-arms, jectionable, most of them requiring essential altera— and sm14l stones or grit will fall through, is fastened Mechanics’ Tools,… … 832 pages of useful information, which every one ought to possess. A new volume will commence on the first of January, 1864. cult of application to machines already made. Jn can be taken off to put the coffee inside. The ser- OLUB RATES, the application of the ‘Secor Improvement,’’ to rated strip…

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