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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 37 (May 1854) (1854)

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* a few miles beyond which the river Charles F. Packard, of Greenwich, Conn., passes through the machine. The rolls are pair of rolls, having the cutters and dies for is navigable to ships of the heaviest tunnage. geared together by means of a pair of pinions has applied for a patent for an… … well cured. After this, all the meat they wish- ed on the sake machine, by changing the ■'*»'» ed to be preserved was packed into barrels Improved Ear Ring. punches and dies, or the rolls. The lever, H, without any salt whatever, and the vessels were Geo. E. Higgins, of Syracuse, N. Y., has is made…

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