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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 8 (1865) (1865)

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are tastened by gum-shellac, and Dr. Bradley says the wire is never shaken or jarred from its po- necessary. For further particulars address the inventor and sition. patentee, W. Haskell King, 561 River street, Troy, KING'S LATHE CHUCK. N. Y., by whom it was patented, throug! the Scien- tific… … or cams, and it is to be applied particularly to scroll distilled in from 36 to 48 hours. From four to six chucks, which are arbitrary in their motions and can- hours are subsequently lost in cooling the still for the not be set out of the center unless one of the jaws been devised to prevent it.…

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