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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 13 (March 1864) (1864)

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as not merely to act on its own mus- over as in Fig. 3, to make a neat appearance. The coming spring, some thousands of ailanthus tree8? cles, bidding them perform their necessary duties, upper portion of the rod may be coiled up in a tubu- destined to nourish, the following year, their hosts of… … Mechanics' Tools, Manufacturing Machinery, Farm Implements, BHUTAN'S IMPROVED LIGHTNING-ROD. Wood-working Machinery, Water-wheels, Pumps and other Hydraulic Apparatus, Household Utensils, Electric, Chemical and Mathematical Instruments, Flying Machines and other Curious Inventions—besides point ;…

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