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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 27 (1849) (1849)

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inery so as these guides D, one on each side of G, as seen Were mind and merit worth, steam passing entirely through the main deck to bore or drill the blind frame or slats at any in the cross section at fig. 2. Oh, there would be a bridal which was covered with deck passengers, a point in their… … up the cutters is by a rack wheel T and a rat- The star was shining still in heaven. dd and a a, are parts of a sliding frame that ment, but now it can only subserve the tem- [ chet on the other side of the machine. We moves along in a longitudinal recess on the porary purpose of. being serviceable…

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