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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 39 (1852) (1852)

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is immediately discharged, and the gate pointing out the degree on the arc, F ; to as- Charles Bielefield, a papier-mache manufac- obtained by letter addressed to the patentee. swings loose with its frame, until the bucket certain the depth of cye, measure from the low- turer of London, has… … a John A. Parker, formerly a merchant of (1852.) plied to the body; there is a graduated arc Spring-Space for Compositors. thiscity, has discovered, it is said, the true The instrument is constructed and formed marked K; No. 1 is astrap working upon a E. C. Harmon, of Troy, Miami Co., Ohio,…

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