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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 44 (July 1851) (1851)

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, (so that said spider or frame may &c, may be deposited on any desired part of from his great skill, was nick-named by his ways in motion, always on the road, never turn freely on said shaft), the arms, h h h A, of the road. companions the "Ofat," (stone.) Eather less arriving but to start, never… … confer on the capitalists of that country. The Experiments with chloroform as a propel- plan has found no favor with the engineers ling power, in the place of steam, are now or bar is attached to the under-side of this which, at their ends, serve as axletrees for the there. making in the port of…

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