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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 37 (May 1852) (1852)

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n the third day of August, 1852. conductors, c c c, (as at fig. 3, h h h, and d d d,) wood is the fuel they can be covered with Straining Saws in .Saw Mills—By Edward Booth, of Philadelphia, Penn. : I claim the em- It is ordered that the said petition be heard made therein, so as to cause a free… … with the cartridges, and irrespective of the machi- manner:—Fresh milk is reduced by boiling to openings leading to the air chambers. By the Thos. Ewbank, Com. of Patents. nery or mechanical means, by which the cartridge ore-half, and beaten up with yolk of eggs, in itself is made. above…

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