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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 30 (1859) (1859)

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NO. 30, VOL. XIV. The other parts of the machine are similar THE to many other sawing machines ; the frame, … pally of lime. Mr. Southworth informs us that it has been known to exist for five years thoroughly used up, and not have to be The principal reason why belt-saws are not past on the banks of the navigable river in more general use is because, in many Acarahy, about 40 miles southof Bahia, He This…

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