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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 15 (April 1876) (1876)

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sed to use it, cut across the bridges between the ports and extending along in stroke. and, if I am not mistaken, its employment was patented by the face beyond on each side, running close to the edge of The floor spaces are all marked off, and many foundations Professor Seely, of New York city;… … for the same, we are provided with a detail drawing, we tries have no option, of course, as to their proportions; but if, on the ports, and at right angles to the lengths of the ports. the other hand, we have liberty to proportion the same, we THE FOREIGN EXHIBITORS. To prevent the formation of…

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