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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 37 (May 1854) (1854)

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arnish." The. appli- rial. of a little mastic. This varnish is very pale, and agitating the whole with a stick having a cation of the chlorine must be made by a per- The inventor states that he can paint 100 and rather thin. number of pegs or nails driven in near the low- pairs of blinds in one day… … into bottles. Coarsely pounded glass is some- The annexed engravings are views of a ma- tome future time we shall probably present some inter- ends of the cylinder, or upon the iiame; it esting tacts culled from the pages of the " New UnlVf.-r times added to prevent the agglutination of the chine…

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