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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 6 (October 17, 1857) (1857)

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s fol- or further from each other. C is the leading through a broken arch, or down an embank-~ lows :— wheel, and C’ a cone pulley on its axle, ment, the pendulum, P V, describes (by Suppose a car to be in the act of capsizing, which by a strap over it, and the cone pulley, means of the rule joint,… … LES NGC POOR 7 AEC EEE TE TO OT OS OSES tc PER RESIS proximation to the ideas of the inventor, it Fig. 3, and loosens one end; the piece, Q, at Flanders, Middleport, N Y., from whom all must die the awful death of drowning, but will be of the greatest service. the other end of the car comes in…

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