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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 21 (1864) (1864)

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, by cords to a weight, C. The singular character occurred on the Chicago Burling- groove in this weight carries the lever, D, which has would have to be dragged round. Moreover, there ton and Quincy Railroad, a few nights ago, attended a forked arm to ship the belt with. When these balls was… … the kind in the world. In commencing the new volume the publish ers desire to call special attention to its claims as A JOURNAL OF POPULAR SCIENCE. fly out on the arms and hold the weight, C, on the In this respect it stands unrivaled. It not only finds its way to all wheels, so as to make the…

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