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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 32 (1856) (1856)

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is held and operated by the reversing LyTICAL—This is the title of a new work on Chemistry, tion are not so well understood. There wasa asapplied tothe arts and manufactures, by Dr. S. Mus- pratt, F. R.S., and re-published by Russell & Bro., 12 time when it was almost entirely discarded on Tremont… … commencement of the next, than on the com- the bolt, 5, having a shoulder resting on the connected to a cam or eccentric on the axle is mon link, where it increases to the amount of ELEVENTH YEAR! top of bolt a, while its nut is secured in v. secured by a pin to the framing of the engine. two and…

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