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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 15 (December 23, 1854) (1854)

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more or less deep, and by moving it horizon- Heo Inventions. said shaft, L, near its extremity ; M is a be- vel wheel, placed on the extreme end of the steep bank as the team walks along the base ; shaft, L. This wheel gears into a pinion, N, on the shaft, O, of the sprocket roller, E, as Blind… … The nature of the invention consists in a new and yseful arrangement of mechanism, '@ road or foundation for fences. so as to constitute a machine for throwing up or, and carried by the eame as it revolves at , conveyor. ; More information may be obtained by let- tions for fences, and for making…

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