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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 50 (August 28, 1852) (1852)

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ts, address the patentee as above. has invented an improvement on rotary en- silk to the otherside. The ¢arriage on which gines, for which he has taken measures to se- the toupee cloth is placed,is moved by an cure a patent; it has a doublesteam chamber, intermittent rectilinear motion, so as to… … form the bearings for the axes of the blades. vented a machine for punching the cards used The annexed engravings are views of anew sing the shaft, B, and is stationary; this is in the jacquard for weaving. The plan of the discharge pipe; Eisa circular plate se- horizontal water-wheel, invented by…

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