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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 29 (March 1855) (1855)

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, A', throws weighted end of the lever, H, is consequent- to the front end of the frame. 0 is a lever ly raised, and the inner end depressed, and the inner end of the lever, O, upward, and having its fulcrum at_/, one end of this lever as the rack, G, gears into the recesses, c, the the upright… … stock which works on the outer end of one The invention for which a patent was grant- cut in the direction of the grain, and not disconnect the clutch, g, and consequently of the bars, V, one stock' only is shown, but ed, in our list of last week, to Henry Law- transversely with it; in the latter…

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