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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 12 (November 28, 1857) (1857)

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always able to maintain a hold on side, which are fitted in suitable bearings, ¢ c, Ais the end through which the needle shaft ted, as its coating had heated and become the cloth, and ensure the regularity of the carried by A-shaped standards, dd, which are defective in the holds of the vessels in… … —_———_>+0+=—____. The mode of operation is as follows :—The it a piece, B, to which is hinged the piece, C, Drrinc Woop.—One of the cheapest and voyage to Europe. She grounded on a shoal cask having been mounted and fixed in the by the screw, c. The screw, D, fastens E, and most effectual methods…

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