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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 42 (July 1851) (1851)

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- of paper bags. Francis Wolle, of Bethlehem, all ready for use, at the other end. tention. He makes his thimbles ventilating, so rate sockets at a distance apart, in the same tube or passage, with a chamber between as to permit the free escape of perspiration. BROWN'S PREMIUM WINDOW SASH BALANCE,… … The head of the grain box is connected with Marsden for his improved thimble. The accompanying engravings illustrate an height desired by a lock pin dropping upon a the axletree by being formed in one casting, Invention of Mr. H. C. Erown, of Xenia, Green ratchet wheel on the axle within the case,…

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