and into the rifled grooves of the gun. From the examiner's report it appears that lead molded into a similar form and similarly attached had previously been proposed for an expanding sabot upon heavy projectiles. It is beyond question however that Read produced largely superior re for the expanding sabots of rifle projectiles and thus insuring the success of rifled ordna ice ot large caliber. His net receipts in excess ot cash expendi at a point distant from his place of residence and tbr the consequent serious Interruption of his professional practices. In view of the importance of the invention the inference is justified that judgment of the Committee on Military Affairs and the Militia in the Senate made upon a memorial of Dr. Read asking for compensation for his inven sand dollars ' as remuneration for the use of his (Head's) improvements. the time and attention devoted to them.' Congress as endowed with the supreme legislative function of the land by reason of his established relations with the Government and the wide original term of the patent an adequate remuneration for all the time in genuity and expense bestowed upon the invention and its introduction into use. and with equal deliberation accepted the uncertainties in which his erratic Involved no fault on his part and that in thus deserting his country in her patent. which he deems himself entitled under his patent has arisen mainly from Duivcaiv Acting Commissioner. more. Every pound of air admitted beyond this point will result in loss not stint the capacity for the admission of air. With a good damper you immediately when taken out. Then if they are rubbed with dry bran or the copper deposit on the surface of the cup cannot be wholly avoided contract; one understanding self-acting mules preferred. For further wells. Send for Circular. R. A. McCauley Baltimore Md. Co. New York. manufacturers Mil Peck & Co. New Haven Ct. Inventions Patented in England by Americans. NEW BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS., scientif
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