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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 28 (April 1848) (1848)

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gether wounds. Telegraph Invention. A Cincinnati paper announces that George0. Davies, of that city, is engaged in gettingup a telegraphic instrument, now nearlycompleted, upon an entirely new and origi-nal plan; by which it is supposed that 150or 190 letters per minute can be transmitted,and read… … This compact and beautiful Morticing Ma-chine has been invented by Mr. C. Bliss, ofHartford, Conn., and for which he has appli-ed for letters patent. The nature of it is prin-cipally the extreme portability and ease withwhich it can be made of great benefit to thejoiner. It is mostly all of cast…

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