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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 24 (1866) (1866)

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forward | which broke into six or eight pieces. I used the them by new dies, involving much time. The im-! as the work proceeds, until that portion on the apron, ‘lime water to remove the acid as J. E. E. did. It provement herewith represented is intended to over- E, beyond the clamp is thoroughly… … ZILLIEY’S PATENT SCREW PLATE. Fig. 1 shows the center of a plate ready for use. q blades of the beaters are curved inward on their fact, as some of the pieces were as tough after the Fig. 2 represents the samc portion with the top| edges from each end, to keep the flax from spread-' process as…

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