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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 1, No. 1 (July 2, 1859) (1859)

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er than the fur- the fact, as there are many machines which cut corks of the Screntiric AMERICAN, and from these we purpose nace mouth, shuts up against the brick work or against a every size with great precision and quickness, and we ob- false frame that is placed between the frame and brick to… … work. The door is filled with fire-brick or a slab of fire of weaving, and has thor ighly ‘‘ astonished the na- per and lower bobbins or spools‘of double-thread sewing clay, which the fire cannot injure, and this only comes in tives” of those districts where hand-loom weaving machines. The upper…

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