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

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ractical) There are thirty one pairs of compound nerves in the hu- tical workmen. The incline of the surface of the table in- | wood workers they are highly commended. man body, the sensory and motor fibers of which are so com- terferes with the accuracy desirable in doing the work, as it! The… … of the machine, that in any position of the arbors the belts |Mass., and bears the date of May 5, 1868. Address, for fur-|certained that the nervous fluid moves at the rate of will always be kept tight. The splitting rest or guide is| ther information, the patentee as above. about 97-1 feet ina…

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