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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 14 (October 1869) (1869)

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e showing the charge prepared and the plug inserted. F%'.- 8 may be. The sections are provided at the bottom with rollers first cost of the sashes is slightly beyond that of the ordinary represents a face view ot the plug. The charge is' adjust'eiS or wheels which rest upon tracks ; and at the tops… … tion would not only increase the Office under the new mririage* WILLIAM AND GEORGE KOCH'S PATENT SHELVING, safety.of valuable property, but ment are rapidly decreasing. Oil sates for the little extra outlay. In regard to their superior would doubtless lessen the rates of insurance. July 1st there…

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