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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 2 (1864) (1864)

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s than any others now known. to Mr. James G. Batterson, of Hartford, Conn., is as of grooved rollers which embrace the shaft between follows:—A solid white marble base with four but- them, so that while they lessen the friction of the ments, similar to those by which flax is cottonized, tresses,… … department of the arts. These engravings are executed by artists specially employed on the paper, and are universally acknowledged to be superior to anything of the kind produced in this country. in its relation to the barrel or bag to be filled. The The publishers of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN…

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