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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 9 (August 1869) (1869)

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er or tension paring to encounter the worst fate, wrapped the end of the gles is the only one which is required to be smooth, if the pulley, and down inside the front frame and behind the guide cord which opens the escape valve round, one of his wrists, bar, B, which can be adjusted up and down to… … of its shaft, revolves the gear, G, of Germany, however, on ac- AND MORTON'S SHINGLE AND HEADING MACHINE CHASE fixed to the shaft of the bolt car- count of the expense of trans- and burying himself in the car, permitted the balloon to pro- On account of tie competition of portation and high-duties.…

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