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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 32 (1854) (1854)

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one is constructed, so when fastened over the collar, The hames are unmetallic matters are carried off with the over- stretched, the tube is merely slack. The cord much the better for our country. held together at the top by a spring bolt pass- flow water. is passed through this tube with much more… … Railroad Signals. A cord is attached to the spring bolt, 1, fig. a button on the end of said cord. If the tube tion to increase the rates of land postage up to Alexander Gardener, of Byron, N. Y., has C, and a small branch of the same cord being is accidentally drawn tight by the animal five and…

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