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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 10 (March 1882) (1882)

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and requests our opinion of with great favor by practical navigators. Those parts of such his mode for preserving fence posts. In answer it may be the current issue. It is the invention of Mr. Henry A. Due, instruments which, if made with other metal, would weigh Jr., of Charleston S. C, and was… … trate the pores, and the tar coating It is purely an "attrition mill," that 4 lb., will, when made of the above alloy, only weigh 1 lb. will hold it there. The following is Mr. Earle's state is, one in which the material grinds itself, thereby reliev- Mechanics like to work this alloy, as it can be…

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