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

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losing the work- nificent saloons. The depths of snow on the sur engraving is intended to firmly lock the line, and to face exclude the sunbeams, but calcium lights shed ing barrel, wheel, arm, and slide. A pipe leads down bring the rails back to their normal position as soon a brilliant luster… … cures it firmly, so thatno Box 358, Washington, accident can displace the D. C. track. The first movement of the lever from its rors of glass, and in small apartments fitted up for the purpose, the furniture of a well appointed par- upright position depresses this catch-spring and per- POLISHING…

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