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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 6 (October 17, 1857) (1857)

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e of en- ing thimble, combined with a grooved cone, than the spike or nail to be received, and O., it appeared that twenty-three establish- chantment rarely equaled, and one which through the grooves of which the yarns are dropping or inserting therein in advance of the ments (a small part of the… … is raised aud lowered by a screw, and an index commencing with the a brothel. Several lives were lost, and pro- spike or nail a ball or other piece of iron or and pointer indicates its exact distance in perty valued at $600,000 destroyed. ROPE MACHINES, any hard material represented by A. When…

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