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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 18 (May 1873) (1873)

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e surplus in the Patent Office tance apart that one rib may always be in the cavity, C. driven down to shut off the sand, and the boring is then re- treasury should be devoted to this object, as it properly Upon the surface of the cylinder, between the ribs, bait is sumed inside of the tube. Gravel… … Powerful Electro-Magnets* are carried in the direction of tne arrow, Fig. 2, into the cav- pose the editor of the Scientific American as the first M. Jamin of Paris has exhibited to the French Academy ity, C, the rib in their rear preventing them from returning "temporary secretary" of the American…

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