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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 13 (December 11, 1852) (1852)

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hine, which the inventor denomi- The sleeve is made by cutting a thin piece of the process. cess will sustain a pressure of 500 lbs. Any nates the “ Wheelwright’s Assistant,’ is in- kind of pipe, lamp-posts and bridge tubing may tended to pertorm the various operations of be made in this manner.… … Cotton Topping Machine. place by arapidturn given to a part of the Measures to secure a patent for an improved handle. It is, moreover, much stronger than machine of the above description have been in the case of those made by.the ordinary ar- taken by A. A. Dickson, of Griffin;Ga. This rangement.…

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