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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 10 (1866) (1866)

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point of safety. The from whom any further information may be obtained. the goods. object of this patent is to provide against sucha The principal advantages claimed for this machine contingency, and also against unduc pressure, and it Improved Mangle. are its portability and cheapness, and the use… … mode of applying the fusi- graveyard, a short time ble alloy is quite different ago, one of the coffins is the annoyance of ironing day. A hot fire, heavy broke, and revealed to the astonished gaze of from any former application. The internal cone is irons, burned fingers, and scorched clothes are…

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