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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 17 (1862) (1862)

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d the flanges by the pieces, gg. The PERRY AND ONIONS’S MODE OF FAGOTING gum is deposited, when the sirup is drawn off into pieces, gg, may be of equal or unequal widths, or they RAILS. another pan where the evaporation is completed. may be combined in one piece 10 inches wide. The The fire is made… … supported over the flue by upright posts at its ends. the water. This class of machines have been used in One large item of expense in operating our rail- As the pan must be raised from its seat before it is calico-print works and bleaching establishments for a roads is the renewal of the rails,…

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