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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 44 (July 1853) (1853)

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ringing the arm, F, to the stock the pencil will describe the oval. arrangement of cutter stock and a driving feeder, for which he has taken measures to se- a horizontal line. This instrument hitherto has never been suc- pulley. The fluted wash-boards can be elevated or cure a patent. The nature of… … taken measures to secure a patent ior an im- The annexed engravings represent the new J forced uput by the operator at pleasure. down between the boards, E E", and delivered proved machine ior making metal bolts. Washing Machine of E, L. Evans, who was j The rubbers spoken of, act so m to rub the…

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