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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 3 (1865) (1865)

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r The details are as follows :—The shoe, A, of the has been to get up a machine that would do the work machine is furnished with a guard, B, in front, against with the greatest ease, rapidity and in the most per- MECHANICAL JOURNAL IN THE WORLD, which the teeth, C, on the roller, D, work closely,… … large experience of the publishers, Messrs. MUNN & Co., as SOLICiT- ORS OF PATENTS, this department of the paper will possess great in- terest to PATENTEES AND INVENTORS. riage travels only in proportion to the width of the The Publishers feel warranted in saying that no other journal now published…

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