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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 14 (1864) (1864)

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nd do equally as good, if not The advantages of this appliance over an ordinary tannin, chlorine and the tinctures of iodine and bro- better work than the ordinary adjustable cutter. drill, such as is frequently used, are that the cutter, mine. Chlorine, he maintains, attacks the strychnia The bar,… … easily dressed wher broken in much less time than extensions have heen granted. Of the issues, 48 the counter-borer could, thus making it cheaper to were to English inventors, 37 to French, and 27 to use both in point of execution and cost of repair persons of other nations. The funds on hand Janu-…

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