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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 1 (July 1867) (1867)

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Scientific Amekican, have been actively en- Money wanted to procure a Patent, Splendid opportuni- the rod slipping from its place, and can be adjusted in an gaged in the business of obtaining patents for over twenty engravings. instant. Manufactured only by ty for a Railroad Company. For… … charge. PATENTED OCTOBER 23d, 1866. The model should be neatly made of any suitable mate- \ GENTS WANTED—To sell our Patent rials, strongly fastened, without glue, and neatly paint- LONGSHORE & BRO., J\_ Measuring Faucet. Send for Circulars, Enterprise ed. Thename of the inventor should be engraved…

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