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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 31 (April 1856) (1856)

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d its manufacture ring, J ; the momentum of the drill causes H fast as it operates the drill, gushes from the way. and sale employ many persons and a consid- to spring a little, and to curve for the mo- machine and falls upon the ground, filling up The telegraph company is permitted to lay erable… … changed to suit the nature of the ground. B than forty-nine new metals, by chemical re- also be necessary, with which to regulate the the hole and washing away the debris as fast is a valve box, which receives the water from search. These are known to be distinct in as formed therein. One man, we…

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