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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 1 (1872) (1872)

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erful nient for pattern inakers’ and saw filers’ use, the principle of Professor Agassiz then proceeds to enumerate a long list galleries now being cut in the rocks under the bed of the which is obvious from an inspection of the engraving. In- of genera and species, to which-he expects to add novel… … foremost among them, very soon proved that this had been price. Published by Munn & Co, 87 Park Row, N.Y. Of forces the jaws together. When released from the action of the case. This view, however, remained confined to the vi- fice of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. the lever eccentric, the jaws are…

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