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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 17 (1867) (1867)

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on in their points being the V-shaped as seen in Fig. 2 at result of difference in climate and cultivation. These shawls, E. The cutters are secured when genuine, are held at high prices, being often estimated by hook bolts to bell cranks, by thousands of dollars. Attention was first directed to F,… … This shaft is driven by the cone, B, with the aid of bevel gears, a8 seen, which may be rollers or the pattern wheel. This is done by a lever operat- four persons fora whole year. The English obtained them multiplying and easy-going medical colleges, by appointing ing a clutch in the usual manner.…

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