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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 16 (1866) (1866)

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e traveler starts from and the one he standing timber, but is so designed that it may be is going to, so the baggage master, or others in used subsequently to cut the wood up into lengths authority, can see, at any station, exactly where the for any purpose, but more especially for firewood. trunk… … understand that there is them liable to get out of LOGAN’S SAWING MACHINE. order; and their cost, but one machine which is capable of being used on different kinds of work. For further information address Jas. R. Logan, Bell- per cent. less than the checks at this time in use, more, Ind., by whom a…

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