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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 22 (February 14, 1852) (1852)

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lius W. Adams’ attention: first, in a small, when the person who fires continues to load edge’ of each of the ridges bounding the attention to the harmless efforts of foot racing. a very small, critique, and advice; secondly, grooves, is curved, the groove or channel be- in what he terms a… … compilation; and on pages 945-6, there are pressing the lantern downward till the recess three engravings and a full description of Wil- in the lower portion comes opposite the circu- contain abont 4% gallons,and ateach time of These improvementsare the invention of Mr. son’s Sewing Machine, taken,…

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