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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 3 (1868) (1868)

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at worm gets into the beet root. Glover is a Brazil- light work, and used them rather than the unsightly masses | These machines may be made double, as in the illustration, | ian by the accident of birth, a Yorkshire Englishman by pa- of brick, cinders, and ashes, generally dignified with the! or… … The usual method of adjusting the depth ; hidden away in the recesses of government, of cut of bench saws or grooving heads is to ROHRER’S PATENT PORTABLE FORGE. ' whose work fs in itself its own fame and for- elevate one side of the table to the requisite tune. ‘incline, while the saw or cutter…

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