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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 22 (February 9, 1856) (1856)

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be moved and the carriage run back. The tent and cost. at U U, in fig. 2, with both the shafts, J and cured’ by the tongs, 4’, as before. When all fabric may be cut after being drawn past the th a K, which drive the lay, the said shafts both Meteorological Observations. clamps, ff, or if required… … shaft is furnished with a lever handle, 13, for for grain and grass seed, light, simple, and use. It will also produce work of a very su- it may be wound up intoa roll. There is no the purpose of raising the pawls from the cheap, so that some of us who havebeencarry- perior quality. We regard the…

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