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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 28 (1849) (1849)

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ere is no fears of leakage. considerable success. It appears that this ex- thence acting on pistons, drives the wheel of New Door Weather Strip. plosive material, when twisted or matted asmall phaeton or a Bath chalr. Mr. H. W. Davis, of Groton, Conn. has in- burns slowly as wished, depending on… … else the Americans are a leetle ahead. sult of that request. It has been tried for Bartlett, Car Manufacturers, Springfield Mass. genius of our inventors. Measures have been Sclf-acting Ferry Gate. more than half a year, with great satisfaction, This engraving is a transverse section and it taken…

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