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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 8 (October 30, 1858) (1858)

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Paul to his notice as the inventor of the whom any further information can be obtain- same time perfect, that its construction can knick-knacks. He was eighteen years of age mechanism. be seen almost at a glance. ed. It was patented July 6, 1858. before he commenced the study of mathe- + @>2______—… … having too few cows to make it worth their stones. There is not a single perfect science ; The operation is as follows :—To the wheels water 25 feet above the surface, and dis- while to build a milk-house or dairy, have and with all the progress which has been are attached bars, G, by the ‘pivot,…

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