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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 47 (August 1852) (1852)

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secure a patent for an excellent with confidence of its qualities. For the fill- 9,000 papers, fully printed in one hour. hesitate to recommend it to the public. improvement in the mode of operating gongs. ing up of seams, in parts of wooden buildings He employs an escapement formed of a catch… … ber, by which means the sounds are produced smoke and gases abruptly over the top ofthe spaces between the feed wheels, H. All the The accompanying engravings are views of more rapidly, and the tone is better in every smoke stack, and they are received in the the patent Straw Cutter, invented by I.…

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