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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 37 (1858) (1858)

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egoing description and refer- of the rear section, and prevent it from tilting. At No. 128 Fulton street, (Sun Buildings,) New York, the corrugations form tubes, and they are K represents a crank bar operated by the ence to the drawings, it is evident that if the BY MUNN & CO. closedslightly at the… … tion of the air with moisture, whatever be the in two parts, the body being divided trans- dumped as a short cart, and the other section neither part will tilt, and the load may con- temperature, as 100; and in Scotland the de- versely at or near the center of its length, and can be dumped by…

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