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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 51 (September 1853) (1853)

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More information may be obtained by let- leading to the valves and reeds ; F is the top and forth. The cutter is lowered as the pile ter addressed to the patentee at C herry Valley, has been applied to the treddle to ease this of this box, and is connected by wings, c c, to is cut down by the… … desideratum in instruments of this kind, and The annexed engraving is a perspective I the 19th of last July (1853) to H. J. Oerter, the metallic moulds. Transparent soap of which is wanting in the ordinary exhausting view of a machine for cutting paper, paste- , of Bethlehem, Pa. The nature of the…

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