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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 35 (May 1853) (1853)

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ights, and who will attend alarm. Another feature in this invention re- ment in the construction of staves, the neces- passes eut again between the hollow cone, E, promptly to any communication. lates to the method of throwing the index sity for an elbow is, in most cases obviated; a plates, either… … phery of the driving wheel. These cams ope- electrotype process, or a zinc plate first coated The annexed engraving is a side jview of a rate certain slides which convey the grain ples for receiving the caps; E is a steel pin with copper and then with silver, and after- new Repeating Pistol,…

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