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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 7 (1873) (1873)

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d Matching blacksmith shops. Married man preferred. Ouse and J. ESTEY & COMPANY, garden on the farm. Sons can have work on the farm, and daughters constant indoor employment. A desira- and Molding Machines, Gray & Wood’s Planers, Self-oiling ble permanent situation. A) pl to Saw Arbors, and other… … Noiseless, Friction Grooved, or Geared Hoist- CAN. Every number contains from six to ten engravings ers, suited to every want. of new machines and inventions which cannot be found - Wood and Iron Working of every kind. Leather and Safety Store Elevators. Prevent Accident, if Rubber Belting, Emery,…

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