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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 13 (1864) (1864)

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—the power the inventor at that place. ‘¢ The peculiar novelty of the machine consists in apparatus—amount of weight: used, and the length Trlal of Ames’s Wrought-iron! Gun. its accumulating and self-acting mechanism together of its fall. Appended are some of the advantages The preliminary trial of… … weight and raises the ten days. The gunis con- same, and thus the weight structed on an entirely will continue to be raised new principle, consisting SMITH’S POWER ACCUMULATOR. of successive layers of until at the top of its move- ‘‘The manner of connecting the wind-wheel with the wrought-iron…

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