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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 26 (1862) (1862)

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ected with the screw that two belts to reverse the motion of the main arbor. makers, but is adapted to a greater variety of work. moves the carriage by spur wheels engaging with These machines are in operation at several of the The frame A, is cast hollow in one piece and has shelves the miter… … tached, that moves on its center little trouble on the part of their horizontally only, a graduated arc friends, almost every soldier might showing its position. This piece be provided with some of this valua- can be clamped very firmly to the ble nutriment.’’— Exchange. When this is done, the…

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