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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 3 (1872) (1872)

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to prevent Cumberland, and other northern counties where it has been protect the sides of ships with al] kinds of foreign bodies, the spokes working loose when subjected to lateral strain, employed in “prospecting” for coal and ironstone. At varying from cotton bales to sugar canes, and more… … deed, speaks in very sanguine terms of the groove inits inner face, as shown in the invention, and indicates the manner in which sectional view of thesame, at C, Fig. 3, and it could be utilized for the protection of vessels. After some in putting the bands on to the hubs afterthe metal of which…

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