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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 40 (June 1854) (1854)

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named. els for cutting the ends of the mortise, and a a great amount of friction saved. frame, L L. The velocity of the central shaft * i «»> ■ reciprocating planer working horizontally for is increased by the speed given to the shaft, a, A is the frame which supports the working Slide Valves of… … Improved Sausage Staffer. of the small gear, G, and from it communica- rangement,—for this he has also taken mea- ment of the doors, whereby sparks, rain, or John J. Weeks, of Buckram, N. Y., has ap- ted by the larger gear, H, to the small pinion, sures to secure a patent. The supporting and snow…

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