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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 5 (January 1872) (1872)

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ntor wishes to dispose of the en-tire right, or any portion of territory. THE BECKWITH SEWING MACHINE. is scarce or dear, they have been known to swallow pebblesor lumps of clay. They can be restrained from this perni-cious practice by keeping the trough full of corn; and, onthe other hand, they… … New Material for Crucibles.—At Wo-cheina, in Krain, a substance has recentlybeen found which promises to become of con-siderable importance in the manufacture ofcrucibles, etc., for cast steel works. It is calledWocheinit, after the place where it wasfound, and its chief recommendation lies in its…

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