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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 22 (May 1864) (1864)

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and the United States. Plumbago, or This arch is constructed of brick, and has a station- twist drills, etc., in New Bedford, Mass. Twist drills graphite, is used principally for lead pencils, in the ary chimney so arranged as to secure instant and per- are used by machinists, gun-makers, etc., in… … Instruments, Flying Machines and other Curious Inventions—besides BODWELL'S IMPROVED ARCH FOR SORGHUM EVAPORATORS. all the varied articles designed to lighten the labor of mankind, not only in the shop and warehouse, but in every place where the indus- delicate castings, and for stove polish. It is…

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