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

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d se- is an arched timber or iron binder fitting over C. GG are diagonal braces notched and a perfect deluge of rain, there occurred near cured into the said sills. The ends of the arch the tubes, A, and secured to the block by holted at their lower ends to the arched tim- Utica one of the most… … tured by Messrs. Binks & Stephenson, under D, and posts, E, to prevent the depression and bers, and at their upper ends to the upper a new patent, and those made under an old longitudinal extension of the arch, and the part ofthe posts, H H, and also notched and one. The new ropes were made of the…

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