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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 26 (1864) (1864)

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chest, D, and furnishing set- ing our senses and nerves to pieces. Another reason, 11th of September, 1860. Orders will be punctually as potent, in favor of the use of springs, is the economy screws, E, to the valves, so that they may be set out attended to by addressing L. B. Tupper, No. 120… … The most useful and ef- In Fig. 2 a joint is shown fective we have seen for connected to the arm, H; passenger cars is the solid india-rubber circular this joint has a boss on the end which strikes against 10th street, New York. spring, which has an ease of motion particularly the stop in the…

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