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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 30 (1854) (1854)

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ter preventing a sufficient distance to bring the platinum point prevent clogging. K, to the minute and hour hands by a suitable shocks and deviations of the pendulum from a in contact with the brass, which closes the cir- —_—— a train of wheel-work. uniform isochronal movement, which might cuit… … in the Sewing Machine Case, of Howe, vs. This clock is capable of communicating mo otherwise be caused by atmospheric influences ——— ee Underwood. Having no room to present the tion to a number of other clocks, and to them A memorial has been received by Congress, and variations in the battery. The…

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