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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 26 (1862) (1862)

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thered by the teeth and the field. the gun turret, and in this respect is an improvement the driver wishes to deposit it in a windrow, he gives This machine is easily operated, and it has no over the square pilot house first built for the Monitor. a turn to the axle by means of the lever, G. This… … operation of laying the cable. Careful examination lever is pivoted to the platform, D, at d, and is con- The contractors are Secor & Co , but the work is to will also be made of the Newfoundland coast, and the nected at its lower end by the long link, B, with the be done by J. Culwell, of the…

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