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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 11 (March 1872) (1872)

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end-ed in any suitable manner from thewall. Patented, December 19,1871, by J/& D. Miller, of Marietta, Ohio. For further particulars, addressthem as above. New Tork, the third is my own hand writing, and the fourthis the prisoners, substantiating his statement by producingthe letters received… … will also recollect that the needle, in the machine referred to,was carried by a bar, the downward motion of which wasproduced by the hand through the agency of a wire andthumb.ring, while the upward movement was made by acoiled spring. This arrangement, while it answered the pur-pose very well,…

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