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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 13 (December 9, 1854) (1854)

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& Bro., Philadelphia. M. Boullemet, Mobile, Ala, A represents the frame of the machine, a feeding forward the board to the saw in a di- G. B. Mitchel, Savannah, Ga.,E. W. Wiley, New Orleans. 8. G. Courtenay, Charleston. | E. G. Fuller, Halifax, N. 8. having two uprights, a, between which is N ay… … board to be re-sawed has no cessation of mo- nesia is sometimes prescribed for the prepara- H, is the pulley, I, which has a weight (not tion upon the return motion of the clamps. tion of colored sealing waxes, but zinc white shown) hanging down from it by a cord. The | |The sawing machinery…

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