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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 5 (January 1881) (1881)

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-ammoniac, 2 ounces; sublimated sulphur, 1 end of the mandrel, and while the handle is turned with handle pivoted to the main handle. By bringing the presser ounce; cast iron filings or turnings, 1 pound; mix in a mor- one hand, the carrier is held in the other hand, and the wire tar and keep the… … resentatives shall be pre- from the vehicle-by means WoUaslon's Wliite Cement for Large Objects.—Beeswax, 1 ferred in contracts for of cords or straps that pass ounce; rosin, 4 ounces; powdered plaster of Paris, 5 ounces. HAILE'S HAND PRESS. working them. through a ring on the Melt together. To…

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