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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 47 (1851) (1851)

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the rack is through its floor, and having a horizontal flue thickness, and is designed especially for the anything but complex. All the parts can be filling with another load of bogasse &c., the proceeding from its upper part, through which it is best | other load is lying and drying on the floor,… … Cis the tonguing, aud D mechanical arrangement, it iy very easy to get | dinal elevation of the Wood Planing Machine at the knives for clearing obstructions, or for | of Mr. Nelson Barlow, formerly of St. Louis, hold it in contact with the series of knives, H, taking them out to be sharpened. The…

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