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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 39 (June 1853) (1853)

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d still allows the wheel to have has invented an instrument or scale for mea- rial or to the cutters, or to both the material form to move with very little iriction. free play when in motion. suring watch crystals, the nature of which and cutters together, with the requisite tools consists in… … inventor, which make the machine a very day of taking a short excursion upon the Farmers and others having occasion for the tip or tilt the other end ot the body. An out- good article for accomplishing the important steamboat Rotary Experiment lor the pur- use of burden cars or wagons, will readily…

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