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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 18 (November 1861) (1861)

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ndent of a colliery from india rubber cut into small pieces for many days in ments in these plates and the mode of seeming them- which 3,000 tuns are raised weekly, and every seam benzine, and frequently shaking the bottle which con- invented by John F. Winslow, of the well-known firm in it is… … manity by the reckless and eight or more inches WINSLOW'S B0MB-PE00F ABM0B FOB WAR SHIPS wasteful way in which that apart from center to cen- yielding a liquid which is thicker than benzine, and wonderful coal field is now being worked. It involves ter, bent to the floor and made to girth the ves-…

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