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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 46 (1854) (1854)

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ressure al- there has been much friction and consequent ways are drawn inwards and the frame and log addressed to the patentee at Westerville, Ohio. ways in that direction, owing to the position of loss of power, experienced from the change of swung in thecontrary direction. D’ are two ver- the… … Great complaints against the tyranny of mili- exposed to the pressure of the atmosphere, This is a perapective view of a new Hay operating the feeding roller, I, and the carriage tary officers, have been made by the mechan- Knife, for which a patent was obtained on the and thus the desired balance…

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