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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 20 (1864) (1864)

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e feet. iron exposed to the action of the sulphur. This ac- The tendency of it is to preserve the shape imparted | procure any other than soft wood for ties, these screw tion goes on so rapidly that a hoe an inch in thick- , Spikes possess advantages over the old ones which to the trowsers by the… … The publishers of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN respectfully giv: notice that the Tenth Volume (New Series) commenced on the first of January. This journal was established in 1845, and is un- doubtedly the most widely ciiculated and influential publication of with the use of buckram or stiffening, and…

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