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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 12 (1876) (1876)

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our in the first grinding. Having given these particulars, der the dock buoyant. oil with the taper. supposing the grinding you require to be average quality, ma- This plan, it is believed, is susceptible of a variety of These tests are very easily done, and are claimed to be ac- king fifty-five to… … of working a screw to set the moving jaw as re- 8, 1876, is a simple one. For further particulars quired. The inventor asserts that no pressure address the inventor, Dr. T. J. Wheeden, 107 WHEEDEN’S MODE OF DOCKING VESSELS. comes on the handle, owing to the movable jaw Sands street, Brooklyn,N.Y.…

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