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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 9, No. 14 (October 3, 1863) (1863)

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the corn been as forward as it usually part of those who finish the nuts used in machine terials, it does not obstruct any ofthe rays of light ; is at the close of August, the frost would not have while itis also more readily cleaned, and the lamp shops. Wrenches made specially for one size of nut… … wrench, being much quicker and more easily adjusted The Frost in the West. to various sizes than one of that kind. The sliding The frost which occurred on the night of the 30th jaw, A, has an eccentric wheel, B, working on a ful- crum ; this eccentric works in a chamber in the rack- inst., extended…

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