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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 5 (1869) (1869)

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ment of a building, on the in- aré seen near the bottom of the cylinder, with an arc describ- hour’s ride from Wakeshma ; and in Lenawee county we find side of which the lock is secured. It consists of a plate, B, ing the oscillation of the cylinder, the upper hole being the Rome and Palmyra close… … side in the ordinary man- - ‘FASTENER, ner, its end pressing against cylinder, and the left hand hole meeting that through the bot- of the Indian appellations are retained to preserve. a native. fla- the flat spring, releasing the slide, when the spiral spring tom being directly over one through…

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