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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 40 (1857) (1857)

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e disposition of ordinary cars to pene- gage address the inventor, S. W. Brown, as southern and western cities have always ig- trate each other with their timbers, or to shut above. nored the copper cent, the three cent piece together like the parts of a telescope, and an- being their smallest… … near Vienna, instruments used.in lieu of per great weights, or at high pressures, than when cussion caps, but which are fitted within in- the spring is less severely strained. stead of upon the nipple of the gun. They Arepresents a flexible diaphragm, protected pendulum, is far more agreeable, and…

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