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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 22 (1864) (1864)

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he blows of a 25 tun Nasmyth of applying remedial measures of a radical character, hammer. Extensive alterations are going on in the which he decided in the negative. The experiments steel melting department at the works of Messrs. on variously-prepared specimens of lard, aromatized Firth. The… … sionally a blue sapphire or a ruby of some value securely closed. Dr. Attfield had proved, some time turns up in the zygnamies or localities worked, plum- ago, that the change of rancidity was esccompanied formance, superiority of the work, dispensing with bago is the only mineral of any commercial…

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