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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 28 (1859) (1859)

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VOL. XIV. NO. 28. the screws, L, one at each end, that are ope- THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, rated by the nuts, N, and the crank-rod, N’, The cutter or knife, P, is attached at its center PUBLISHED WEEKLY ne … and our readers will at once see its many and teen feet, as wecan also testify, and his ex- connecting rod, D. At thetop of D there Despite the croaking of a certain school of great merits. It is compact, simple, and ef- perience also accords with the deductions of is a slot that catches on a pin,…

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