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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 10 (March 1860) (1860)

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f the carriage, made in a curve concentric Oct. 25, 1859, and persons desiring further information MECHANICS, INVENTORS, MILLWRIGHTS, with the axle, so that, by grasping the two levers, the in relation to it will please address R. Sinclair, Jr., & Co., AND MANUFACTURERS. pin is drawn from the hole,… … Club Rates. Five Copies, for Six Months - $4 Gas is dearer at present than it should be, and the com- releasing the lever the pin enters such hole as it may be Ten Copies, for Six Months $8 panies accumulate more money than they appear to opposite to, holding the parts in their new position. Ten…

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