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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 26 (March 5, 1859) (1859)

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le box. Fig. 4 is part of the case of the varying lengths, corresponding to the varying rope weighted. The results were the same ; blers, and throws them into their former po- lock, carrying a small pin, e, the use of which positions of the slots, 7’, it follows, as a mat- and it took nearly the… … made in the tumblers at varying distances INVENTORS, MILLWRIGHTS, FARMERS apart. back and buffer preventing the slides from be- line with each other, the eccentric boss. S, AND MANUFACTURERS, Below the tumbler box, D, there is a ing injured by the pounding. By this inven- previously raising the…

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