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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 26 (1863) (1863)

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SINGLE COPIES SIX CENTS. NEW YORK, JUNE 27, 1863, VOL. VIII.---NO. 26. t $3 PER ANNUM—IN ADVANCE (NEW SERIES.) Improved Sawmill Machinery. Although lumber is among the first demands of The advantages claimed are that the spikes or civilization, and machinery for its manufacture among the first… … is moved steadily under their action. The mechan- or gang saws and improved edging or saw table, recently patented, are said to be important, and, we ical advantages of this improvement will present themzelves at once to any experienced mill-man. believe, will be found beneficial tomill-owners. The…

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