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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 8 (1864) (1864)

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hree years in coming from them to us, and yet mated; for, in the first instance, the efficiency of any little conception.” it seems probable that we are to learn what some of given body of troops is greatly enhanced thereby, and the substances are which enter into the composition —_—_—— TS in the… … cult to see how an ordinarymarksman railway bridge thrown across the Nia- could fail to make a good shot with garariver, just below the Falls, by Mr. Roebling. This last has cost but five hundred dollars last meeting of the Royal Society, of Great Britain, consists in fixing an angle piece, A, of…

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