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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 48 (1853) (1853)

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cillation with the weight | perly in its place by means of plates bolted to tized at any price whatever. Wants of in- paper—no attention will be paid to any other of balls employed; they also sei ve to prevent | the rim. The inventor is Lucius Paige, of shocks and jarring in stopping and starting… … ne SEs of some textile fabric, such as woolen, cotton, basins with their contents. The lower en1 The annexed engraving is a vertical sec- A Mountain Borer. &c. The lower portions of the boots and of shatt, F, is connected by a crank to the tion ofa machine for pulverizing and wash- An invention…

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