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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 12 (March 1868) (1868)

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ng and filling orders. sell them to dealers in the principal towns adjacent to the may be easily regulated and governed, as desired, by means " The leather, thus tanned and dyed, is cut up into small of a vertical oscillating clevis attached by a pivot to the for- mountain ranges. These peddlers… … ed on the leather, so beam by a bolt pass- NEWHART'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE CLEVIS- that the latter may ing througth the as far almost as the Baltic, as the season advances and the be cut into the shape and size which the pointsindicate. The beam and both arms of the clevis. The adjusting bolt young…

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