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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 18 (1867) (1867)

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red for the purpose. It isa grooved, only matched by the saw. For floors, it is tacked drawn to a point and turned up at a right angle. This er paper made of manilla, hemp, or grass according to a process down, and then painted if the floor is not to be carpeted. No tails more labor and by being… … The improvement is the subject of a patent issued through almost double. The rail was then taken to the steam ham- Monroe, Mich. the Scientific American Patent Agency to C. J. Fay, in Janu- mer whose weight was eight thousand eight hundred pounds, rp ary, 1867, and includes the method of attaching…

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