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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 14 (April 1865) (1865)

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se of our ports upon the Mr. P. W. Nicoll, of Jersey, Eng., having seen the ance, and the other to take the lever staff, so that iron-clads. Iron supersedes stone. This is the age accounts in the papers of the fearful ravages of the the correct position of the latter, in regard to the yellow fever… … RUSH'S DEPTHING TOOL. plant into general use here with great benefit, as ac- of iron; no longer the age of stone. Earthworks and loss of time. These disadvantages are overcome knowledged by several medical men, both here and which may be improvised in a month will disappear, by this machine. It…

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