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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 13 (1864) (1864)

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as oftenas the oxen move their object which does the work in a superior manner and heads. Uneven roads and the natural habits of the effects a great saving in time and labor. The con- ox are thus accommodated, and the result is a much struction and operation of this machine is as follows: greater… … is seen at M. There is also up a mill two hundred feet SMITH’S LEATHER-POLISHING MACHINE. an arrangement tor raising in length by one hundred the tool stock so that the operator can place an- other skin underneath the roller or tool when the first sequences of this badly-arranged ox yoke are, that…

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