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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 13 (1881) (1881)

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, and when steam and of novel devices for guiding and adjust: is admitted by either of the pipes, A B, and ing the tool. My. Shubael Cottle, of New York city, has allowed to escape by the other, an inclined CONGER'S MOTOR. abutment is formed behind the wheels, which patented a die for making… … other suitable material, and pressed out in plied by air froma main supply pipe, G, run- The strips may also be sewed to any desired _-———_ -<4-6- anno The Wyoming Valley Salt Bed. ing the filled section the lever deposit of salt whicn has been carried by the car trips the opened there. About three…

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