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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 8 (1866) (1866)

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cepted and amended. vided with an elastic band, C, which keeps them in The Committee on Commerce next reported. The contact, but also allows them to rise readily as the question of the relative economy of steamers or sail- dough is passed through. ing vessels had received their consideration. For… … moniousdebate. Atlength the motion was referred to in between them ; the motion is then reversed, and the the committee having the printing of the by-laws in same process takes place, being repeated as often as deemed necessary. All parts of this machine are charge. Mr. Dawson now arose and read a…

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