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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 11 (September 1864) (1864)

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al matter, from the hands of some of the A French savant, M. Artus, has been experiment' entirely worthless. The ordinary latch, if properly best practical artists in the country, while the art ing on the bleaching of sponges. Some good sponges applied, will operate well at first, but if a… … WILLIAMS'S ADJUSTABLE GATE LATCH. val from the bath, treated ment of lime, without the with hydrochloric acid, use of any tool. subsequently well washed, and then exposed to Perpendicular variations, occasioned by the heav- gems with which every number is embellished ren sulphurous acid gas. The…

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