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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 13 (December 15, 1849) (1849)

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ulcrum to suit the price agreed by sliding the indicating weight, I, along, as gan, and the improvement we are inclined to Robert Sutcliffe, of Idle, in Yorkshire, ob- upon. A A is the weighing beam. Bis an is known to all till the beam comes to an believe, is the same as that described on page… … heat without becoming soft, and owing to this in the first boiling. About four lbs. of alumi- the top of the upright case. C C are metal 10 cents, 10,10. It is by changing the ful- fact it is not suitable for bands to drive ma- na dissolved in acetic acid is sufficient for loops, through which the…

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