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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 51 (1858) (1858)

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am, but same act which makes an appropriation “ for As we have recently heard of several per- inder, D the crank, and E the piston rod. F is which is capable of being controlled by a the purchase of breech-loading carbines of the sons who have cied of this terrible malady by the main shaft, G the… … to the many fatal mistakes to which we have luminous the whole interior of the eye, which main shaft by the belt and wheel g, and shaft, rod, and I is the trunnion box or bearing; a is alluded in the cases of those persons bitten by the observer can see by looking through the dogs not believed to…

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