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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 32 (1853) (1853)

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and 1852. The nature of the invention consists at which it was stated that coal had been dis- herbs. Some directions regarding the modes in driving machinery, such as circular and ver- this wheel, and D is an arm (there is a simi- covered by some miners sent out from Lon- of destroying these… … they are at work, and the most favorable time lished by G. H. Whitney, Providence, R. I Of cular saw, and one man enabled thereby t0 tending out and supporting the frame, F, of a course it is opposed to the lancet—blood letting for tor catching them is in the spring; they saw through a three inch…

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