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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 39 (June 1855) (1855)

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on, or whether they are all settled. and giving it the proper shape to fit the More informal ion may be obtained by letter Stoughton for defendants) had summed up. m i ^ i » croze of the barrel. The Judge charged that two issues were in- addressed to the patentee. Rounding and Beveling Barrel… … the worms, it causes them to leave for parts The accompanying figure ib a perspectives R. M. Abbe, of Thompsonvilie, Conn., on turning and describing a semicircle. unknown.—[Exchange. Supposing the stuff to form a barrel head view of an improvement In the construction the 29th of last August.…

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