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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 27 (March 1851) (1851)

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es, marked q. L is a lever with two piece, c. The figures 3, 4, and 5 should now celebrated, with speeches, a sumptous dinner pins pass through the notches of the crumping arms, no. M M M is the crumper; N is a be compared together. and a ball at night, the completion of the great bars they… … sticking the pins are performed by a single the hopper, C, which gets a shaking motion to move the slide W : P is a rod to move the and that the whole number of cubic yards ex- motion of the lever, L. by the spring, Z, from the piece, P, on the slide K ; R is a lever with two arms working cavated…

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