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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 2 (July 1859) (1859)

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intermittent changes of resistances or loads, and works which occurs in carrying letters from distant parts of a various European steamers, including the steamer Great with a smooth and harmless motion ; but it is supplied city, singly or in small bundles, to the central Post-office;j Eicstern, and… … collecting from the present tin boxes he often has to mount a flight of SILVER'S NAUTICAL REGULATOR. stairs, and sometimes to go quite to the back of a long building to the and is finally making its way into the United States navy, correspondingly with the ever-varying work is has to place where…

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