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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 11 (March 1863) (1863)

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Fig. 3 is a view of shaft. The advantages of such a self- the wheel with the tread in place, and feeding oil cup are very great, and the Fig. 4 is the remainder of the wheel, transparent walls also afford a means of which is inserted in Fig. 3, and there readily observing the quantity of the Fiy.3… … think, they will give satisfaction to of Mr. Geo. C. Beecher, of Livonia Sta- BEECHEB'S PATENT CAB WHEEL. those requiring such instruments. This tion, N. Y., and was patented Jan. 6, cup was patented on October 21, 1862, by A. C. 1863. Further information can be had by addressing packages of meat,…

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