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Scientific American, Vol. 4b, No. 36 (May 1849) (1849)

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planes B, and friction rollers, R on the other side view and shows how the board L, is fed over a railroad. Along the downward road, side opposite the planes, the ends of which :n. Fig. 2, is a horizontal section showing Railroad Lav Case. And mountains seem to bar Figure 2. William Cushman and… … tradicted by a number of witnesses, most of a pinion that meshes into cog wheels H H.— are seen in fig. 2. F, fig. 1, are the grooving whom are persons in the employ of the R. R. And thou in love will turn On the shafts of these cog wheels under the cutters, (stationary) and G, fig. 2, tongueing…

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