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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 29 (1859) (1859)

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e time and money, in the manufacture of cords effect will be produced by thus dispensing one, as above described. greatest improvements in rope-machines that aud cordage of allkinds and of any degree with the flyer, the speed may be increased. A circular plate or disk occupying the po- have been… … The common crank, it would seem, is to Our illustration shows the invention ap- Office and Chairman of the Board of Appeals. pass away and retire into respectable oblivion, plied to a steam-engine, to convert the He distinguished himself while in the Office while the subject of our engraving takes…

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