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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 31 (April 1858) (1858)

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A' is filled with hay or cotton, The rope that pull. the lever down, and so by the inventor, G. W. Penniston, North Ver- and the ropes adjusted ; the doors, B and C, moves the follower, is fastened at i", then are shut and secured, and the lever, K is ro- non, Jennings co., Ind., from whom all fur-… … It must be obvious to all persons who ride Inattention on the part of the person having vented from shaking up by the springs, K. L in the position shown in the engraving, but in omnibuses that some new means of paying charge of a train of cars has often caused the is a hook passing over the…

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