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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 26 (December 1863) (1863)

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ges of the nip- ide in the usual way. The toning solution, before of the field to the rear, when he saw his men lying pers are not in contact with each other and are thus precipitation with iron, should be made acid with there he began to complain bitterly against our bar- preserved from injury.… … This invention was patented when another ball grazed me ; then through the Scientific American Pat- I thought there must be two in WARREN'S NAIL CLINCHER AND NIPPERS ent Agency, on Nov. 3, 1863, by E front of me. I then stepped entirely but the gold is precipitated. Sulphuretof potassium Warren, of…

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