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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 11 (November 23, 1856) (1856)

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rails, F. The catch- catches, E, whereupon the gates, being liber- are also two long side dogs, d d, for the same es, E, are connected by means of rods, G H, purpose. The cross bearer, G, is a support ated, close. and cranks, I, with rails, F. When the car- and guide to the arms of the saw as they… … periments have shown that it does not inter- vention is a good one on account of its great fere with the strength of the fabric, or produce There is nothing about it liable to simplicity. any deteriorating chemical effects. It is cal- get out of order. Its convenience and advan- pressed. Supports…

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