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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 18 (1866) (1866)

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he mixture with the 58,776.—SeTtine Fence Posts.—Henry W. Clarke, stand, K, for the purpose of supporting tue cutter shaft, K’, and molten metal of oxide of tin and arsenic. ermit it to be set and fastened at such a position or angle as May Newport, R. I. e desired, when constructed and operating… … B,and ends, CC’, as constructed with the follower, H, spring I also claiin, in combination with the above, the lever, Q, or its ISSUED FROM THE U. 8. PATENT OFFICE arms, GG,rack bars, F,and hooks, I I, substantially as and for equivalent, substantially as and for the purpose described. the purpose…

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