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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 5 (1866) (1866)

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dimishing its hydraulicity. The results of and handsome finish is given; a V-shaped cutter is cheaply made, and the inge- Fig. 36. greatest practical moment, however, are those then put ina mandrel between the centers of the nious turner ean please his lady friends by present- which M. Deville… … atleast, as canbe at present judged. Dolomite ex- common foot lathe. ists so abundantly—there is one bed of it in this {To be continued.) country which isnot less than one hundzed and fh a miles long, and is in some places six hundred fe MakiInG BUTTER WITHOUT CHURNING.—Dr. Sylves- thick—that M.…

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