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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 50 (August 1854) (1854)

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asses into tho water, secured on a kind of rope, and is the reason why a commission of the carriage, a represents the light carriage of the briny deep. swivel joint, connected to a spring, in such a officers, from England, is now in this country, body supported upon the spring reach, 6 6.— in order… … arrangements. and discharge them into a proper receptacle at This figure is a perspective view of an im- for a patent. The invention consists chiefly in Application has just been made for a patent the back of the machine. 0 0 are adjusting provement in feeding apparatus for sawing fire- the…

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