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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 23 (February 21, 1852) (1852)

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, asin the causes the gate to be pvalanced upon the pi- when cast, and to stand the shocks which all the American patent fee. Egyptian mummy. There is nothing remo- vots. The gate is provided with two latches, ved—brains, entrails, all are suffered to remain which are operated upon by the ropes or… … in every direction, it may be said, the specific The accompanying engravings representthe British Navy. The British Admiralty would by freeing the segments from the collar spo- improved machinery invented for crushing gravity of the quartz, and the rollers is redu- do well to purchase the patent of…

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