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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 5 (January 1871) (1871)

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d at l-100,000th,thatof the chromic acid testat l-600,000th, and that of the permanganate at l-900,000th. Asregards the use of the permanganate, the author distinctlystates that the honor of its discovery belongs to Dr. Wm. A. Guy, of London. ■««»■■ IMPEOVED GATE. Swinging gates are not only liable… … and opening endwise on pivoted bars attached to the gate-post, is not interfered with by sagging, or by accumulationsof snow. It is the invention of J. R. Breese, of MiddletownN. Y.

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