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

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ch side of the box. In Fig. 2 manufactures in the country, and is rapidly assuming the without aim. A powerful steam engine, though not half as the apparatus is shown in longitudinal section. C represents fixed status which it long since attained under older govern- economical a motor for the… … HOUSTON'S PORTABLE PHOTOGRAPHIC CAMERA. hurl from a fortification, quite a shower of balls at random: and will often save heavy costs in litigation. A fresh illus- phragm, D, turned by the thumb-knob, E. F is the slide for but if directed through gun barrels with accurate aim, it tration of this…

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