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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 27 (1850) (1850)

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e sha- treenails, dowel-pins, &c., of wood, and which, will not require to be drilled or planed after ving action of the knife, as desired. He has cially from those who manufacture fancy in an extended form, is well adapted for cut~- being cast. checked (tartan) shawls—a kind of fabric taken… … A ship in New York is being sheathed with is divided into a number of compartments, and and more of another color, making stripes in ee zine, which is claimed to be as durable as cop- Kase, of Danville, Pa., and is secured by pa- there is no communication between the passa- the weft, then the loom…

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