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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 11 (1860) (1860)

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vast deal of good ever the descent is sufficient to cause the wagon to run this forenoon, by a fire-escape, of English invention, conduct on the part of the managers to render it influ- forward of its own accord, and requiring no attention on the Park. The apparatus consists of a long cloth… … Patent Office with, compara- however, and were taken out BRAKE. tively, but few copies, The evidently as well pleased bulk of the reports are given with the adventure as the over to memhers of Congress ; and to these functionaries spectators.—Hvening Post, Feb. 29th. The rubbers, aa, are attached…

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