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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 35 (May 1856) (1856)

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This ex- longer, the inquiry naturally arises, when is with the ends of the saw, by cords which pass terest in all that promotes the welfare of clusive right can only be conferredf or a limit- the burden to cease 1 Are thirty-one States over friction rollers. The heads of the saw working people. He… … question, and are ready to instruct their Re- Whereas, We believe the true object of our continuance of the monopoly, and by making presentatives and Senators in Congress to op- each contribute to the general fund—by re- patent laws to be, protection to the inventor, pose the further extension of…

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