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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 5 (July 1866) (1866)

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oint. By turning the shank to the left these negative pole, cover the plates with distilled water, bullet hole was 131f inches. The Doctor's worst arms are released, and the shell is allowed to expand, and let the current pass. I do not think tho plates shot measures 3-^|- inches from the center of… … is turned to the right, screwing up the arms and contracting the sides, when the broom is clamped tightly between the sides of the shell. It seems to be a very efficient device for the object sought. Patented April 17, 1866. Manufactured by Lakin & Hall, sole agents, Brodhead, Wis., to whom all or-…

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