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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 16 (October 1866) (1866)

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arly, on a semi-monthly service. hopper, its upper side shown in Fig. 1, and its un- don Times, at that epoch, advised British capitalists As the New York and Boston Chambers of Commerce der side in Fig. 3. The top of the arms has teeth, to " grasp this traffic and the lucrative trade that ac- have… … THOMAS'S BASK MILL. of Congress at the ensuing session. If it does, th e well established :^The North German Lloyds, be- of the breaker, C, Fig. 2. The lower side of the Postmaster-General will be empowered to call for tween New York and Bremen, twice a month; hopper, as seen in Fig. 3, is armed,…

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