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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 28 (1848) (1848)

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. writing, and without the least possibility of reach. They serve thus combined as braces mistaking one letter for another. Morse’s DESIGNS. to the hind axletree. The body loops are also To Peter Van Ness and Abraham Wood, of Telegraph ordinarily transmits from 60 to 80 a spring, and there 1s… … only to be closed toa certain point as may be the original lines, ‘‘ especially of that kind of tubes or spouts attached to the periphery of, required for quick action upon the gate.— This compact and beautiful Morticing Ma- engraving called mezzotint.” and opening into the outer casing, to conduct…

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