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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 49 (August 1858) (1858)

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ve to eight Engravings—all of responding with the intended form of the which are expressly engraved for this publication. stave, adjustable gage, and a vibrating bed, All the most valuable patented discoveries are de- Cronk's Bottle Faucet. of the bottle, C. This enlarged space is also lineated and… … at one end, and are secured at their opposite vescent liquid from the bottle. This simple contrivance consists in attach- mend its worth to a neighbor or friend, who may have ends to a longitudinal plate or beam, D, which When the bottle is turned to the position been so unfortunate as not to have…

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