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

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lates in crusts. in the weather. described on page 308, Vol. 4, Scientific Ame- obviates all these evils. It is constructed of evident that this is far too expensive an anti- — ee —===_. rican, The proprietors of this leg and the an- crustant ever to come into use; but he states Plan for Lowering… … moving of the rail longitudinally, as well as Raspail, the French socialist, has pointed A gentleman with one of these legs on, who ladelphia. Mr. Yerger was in this city last securing it down and from lateral motion. out, the Medical Journal says, one of the powers had it but for a short time,…

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