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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 31 (1858) (1858)

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the brushes, B and D, are end brushes, K, Fig. address Professor Charles G. Page, Washing- a little figure having a hole in its center that ton, D C., where samples of the ginned cotton 2, which prevent the accumulation of lint at will contain sufficient air to make it buoyant. these points, which… … the figure regains its former lightness, and re- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION—Two Dollars a Year, The plumb and level, one of the oldest of it is out of the perpendicular. or One Dollar for Six Months. ascends, It isa most convenient and useful combi- instruments used by masons, builders and Southern,…

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