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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 22 (November 1870) (1870)

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r. The arm, B, derives its mo- fects in their operation which inventive talent is seeking to Patented, January 18, 1870, by Jeremiah Stever, whom ad tion from cams, C, attached to the shaft, D. The power thus dress for further particulars at Waterbury, Conn. stored up in the spring is retained by a… … restored, and the form speed, no STEVER'S INDEPENDENT SHUTTLE-MOTION LOOM. fruit itself, pre- matter whether maturely perishing, is revived. in driving the shuttle, when the pawl, J, is released irom its loom be one pick or two hundred picks the speed of the Believing, with most persons, that the…

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