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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 47 (1858) (1858)

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er setting the instrument tion for work. Daniel Barnum, No. 2 Sussex Place, Jersey again inserting the plug and closing the cock. retard their action, and that the magnetic at- In our engraving, Fig. 1 represents a front City, N. J. traction between the magnet, D, and needle This important feature… … as areceiving chamber (in place of which a We have often had occasion to point out box, A, having its mouth flared as usual, and kins—advertises to get up visiting cards secondary chamber may be constructed with- in which the link, B, is secured. C is a cross the advantages which would be obtained…

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