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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 39 (June 1853) (1853)

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eceiver prepared lor its re- which shaft is operated by the lever, i, so that initsheight. Thismustbe deemed a good ex- o that a small weight upon either end will ception, and those lighter to the adjoining re- on turning the lever upward, as in fig. 1, and periment, considering the size of the… … complete description, will appear in the Sci- who feel an interest in steam navigation, to securing it by a strap or catch, K, the cams, to its place, then raise the lever, i, and lock entific American anon. call at his store, No. 228 Water street, corner h, slightly lift the back end ot the wagon…

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