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

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main one, by a hinge, which pipes, passages, or orifices, has been invented a discharge pipe at one end, and a soaping table ( contingency, has been made by W. R. Phipps, allows the rubbers to be drawn together or by W. Wigston, gas engineer, 79 Merchant's to preparethe soiledparts of the cloth, 6,… … ter can be let out of the one and retained in of this accomplishment is not an insuperable suds box, there to be rubbed between the rub- cord, H, and draws forward the board, E, it the other, if desired. The object of the im- objection. Address the publishers immedi- bers. A A' are the two india…

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