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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 23 (1864) (1864)

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whom are William Gee, William tension. Johnson, A. & H. Johnson, and John Matthews. The elasticity of wrought iron may be very much ee increased by cold hammering and stretching. This AN iron-plated frigate with a spur, named the A7- was proved by Professor Treadwellin an elaborate cona, has been… … mends the mixture of willow leaves in all kinds of being placed upon an arbor, or mandrel, of about fodder. Osier peelings may also be added with ad- 25 or 26 inches diameter, and between proper dies, ing in this way with the steam hammer, we may pro- vantage. The mixture of the leaves and peelings…

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