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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 26 (June 1864) (1864)

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n- as a cushion, but to a certain extent assists the steel Improvements in anything connected with burning tity of chloride, are reserved for a new solution. and insures the durability of the whole spring, and fuel are of great importance and benefit to the man- The chloride is then treated with a… … LASHER'S GRATE BAR. the same time durable. thus set forth by the pro- prietor:— " There is thus formed chloride of zinc, and metal- "The peculiar form of construction—distributing Department of Agriculture.—Varnum D. Col- lic lead is separated in a dense and spongy mass, the metal in such a manner…

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