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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 10 (March 1863) (1863)

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so that an incendiary or other ma- great deal of trouble ; and cannot be burnt down at licious person finds it an easy matter tp destroy glass from third-rate home factories. It is owing to all, as there are no timbers, except the submerged this fact, undoubtedly, that all domestic glass has them.… … WOOD'S. PATENT BBIDGE. instance, actuated perhaps by a patriotic desire to on lines of railway, bridges made on this plan are plac.es where it is required, without necessarily em- encourage home industry, and finding, it may be ploying any wood or combustible substance in its highly desirable ; and…

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