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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 26 (June 1877) (1877)

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own in Fig. Brown county, Minn. jaw rolls on the screw end; and there is abundant space be- 1, for convenience in using the instrument as an ordinary tween its top and the casing to allow of considerable angu- Captaln Buiton's Discoveries In tbe I^and of Mldlan. lar movement. Its front sides, as… … vessels with a series of pipes extending from their bottoms so that this radial or balancing movement does not alter the to the depth of about thirty feet. The pipes are telescopi- length of the aperture which it aids in forming. The device cally constructed, so that they may be easily lowered…

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