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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 36 (1856) (1856)

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stern of our patent law, was tried in the U. S. Cir- Some person furnished private information on strength 19,640. The extraneous substances cuit Court, this city—Judge Betts presiding— combined with the iron were found to be allo- this subject to the New York Tribune and the on Tuesday, the 6th… … In our engraving, A is the cistern, which is leged to have been patented and sold agriculture, architecture, commerce, &c. We boilers. They are the fountains of power; open at the bottom and divided within by di- were not identical with the “pen and pen- hope and trust our iron manufacturers will…

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