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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 2 (September 22, 1855) (1855)

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ing equidistant from the two edges. The H. Seward, Senator, toHon. A. C. McClelland, Secretary cally than two, but have never seen a fair trial. of the Interior, to S. T. Shugert, Esq. Acting Commis- boards nailed against the frame of a house to point where the tongue leaves the edge of the sioner… … it is applied as a miter, and fig. 4 shows the show the new method of laying them up, and application of the instrument as a T-square, the jointing of them; and fig. 2, is a side The Proprietors of the SCIENTIF{C AMERICAN a try-square, and a graduated rule. view of the common old method of clap-…

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