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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 15 (October 6, 1866) (1866)

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is suspended by the and sotrow:” The salt shaft, B, and is revolved by clock machinery contain- maker—for whom the edin the drum, C, the connection being made by the lighter appears to have clutch, D. By winding the clock spring at E, the been built—selected «& disk, A, can be made to revolye at a… … 1627, for the purpose of fishing. But the first The central shaft, B, has, just above the perforated Wis., to whom or to N.C. Gridley, Box 3,354, St. vessel of any size constructed there was a bark built “late, a milled disk,G, which serves to give motion Louis, Mo., apply for rights or additional…

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