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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 14 (April 1870) (1870)

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he coun- iron cylinder to which they are securely held by the bolts, B, Terrace Park to the Mechanics' Institute to erect a mammoth try, by which cheaper and more rapid telegraphy is expected Fig. 1, placed in slots, C, Fig. 2, formed in the bases of the fire-proof building for the purpose of… … class Morse operators at an expense of $120 per diem. The teeth are thus easily removed for sharpening, and their the glass, and then bake it in a hot oven. Tfius the gum is There is also a difference of fifteen to one in favor of tho points being shaped, as shown, easily penetrate and split the…

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