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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 13 (December 9, 1854) (1854)

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in train. use for the pasttwo years. The invention is capable of raising a heavy body in a verti- the usual manner, showing the bow, 3, se- cal direction. An improvement on the com- cured in the yoke beam by the ferrule, c, and mon jack has been made by N. B. Carpenter, the washers,e f. , fig. 3,… … for the combination of the ferrule, c, or its Wendell Wright, of this city, has taken equivalent, and the washers, e and /f, for fast- measures to secure a patent for an improve- ening ox bows, as thus illustrated and de- ment in railroad cars, which consists in ren- scribed. dering car bodies…

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