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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 6 (October 23, 1852) (1852)

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lating blood, that rizontally under the carriage, one at each side, be strained off, and preserved in well-corked John Guttenberg, the inventor of movable if to a large basin containing this fluid, one and as they rotate, they sweep the dirt into bottles— [Albany Register. types. [t was not the… … which consists in the peculiar construction of type founder, our next door the car, the body of which is suspended or hung driver, revolving to the right, the screw is a longitudinal section of the Jaw Screw Dri- neighbor, (128 Fulton street, New York). upon pivots, so that itis allowed to swing,…

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