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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 7 (1885) (1885)

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st of this matter, for which they deserve of the level is fitted with the usual leveling tubes, B at their trustfulness. We ought to bear in mind that much credit, since their test well has brought to light and C. The metal plate, D, is formed with an open- it is this sublime audacity of faith to… … plate to smooth the surface of the ground, by setting GRAMS’ IMPROVED SPIRIT LEVEL. Whether the 30-inch seam can be profitably worked it down to the points of the teeth, when it will run upon at a depth of 820 feet is a question for the practical the surface. To the center of the top of the plate…

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