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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 4 (1875) (1875)

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letely through the four inch With this last metal, there- planking, leaving eight inches of the blade projecting within the vessel. The sword fish is allied to the mackerel, which it resem- bles in form, and is a swift swimmer. The sword is a most tion of carbon contained. It can deal with a row… … -——. capture, and were astonished Vanadium in Rocks. TWEDDLE’'S HYDRAULIC RIVETING MACHINYF. by the sudden piercing through Dr. A. A. Hayes, in a paper of manganese. | He also states Velocity of Magnetization. M. Deprez states that soft iron, malleable iron, and tem- | near Boston. The duration of…

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