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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 41 (June 1850) (1850)

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ay be effectually ing the improvements contained in that claim, inside will appear at a distance its natural and we think it one of the finest inventions of cleaned by rubbing them with a flannel dipped the spur to be cut, on a spindle, in. such a sine. The operation is similar in principle to in a… … may be increased until either the wires are and which, by connection with the boiler, is a or entirely renewed, without a stop being put This, as we mentioned in our last number, is an invention of Mr. John Bevan, of New to traffic, and we unhesitatingly affirm that its drawn asunder by pure…

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