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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 29 (1857) (1857)

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although MACHINE FOR FELLING which application it requires a long rigid tube TREES BY HAND POWER. it might make the wearer somewhat “ stiff- of some kind to connect the lever and air necked and rebellious,” would probably be as chamber at the top, with the flexible dia- comfortable as the stiff… … we have the receipt of pre-payment actually We may commence the description by pre- in our possession. Scarcely a day passes mising that A and K are not parts of the without our being obliged to make a demand pump, but only of a very convenient means of upon Express Companies for a return of…

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