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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 44 (1851) (1851)

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his patent was obtained, which was not more the merits of this case are of great importance sion—“has run down.’”? Every body, we be- than two months after the date of the plaintiff's nufactures in order to perfect his patent. in the United States. The action was lieve, will understand the mode of… … ter several interviews all negociations were without adopting some portions of the plain- court of justice, that thepatent isa real im- is a paragon of neatness. As many of our broken off. Mr. Moulton, however, left some tiff’'s inventions, he thought there could be no provement, all the tendency…

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