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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 43 (July 1857) (1857)

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y perpen- a very large class of operators. The advan- except that it is perfectly self-acting in the dicular sides. The implement seems very Ohio. tages to be derived from this firm and easily labor of receiving and discharging the dirt; and although handles, M, are provided, as adjusted apparatus,… … must be somewhat varied to adapt it to dif- The accompanying engraving represents a The headstock or upright, B, supports the The Longest Iron Viaduct In (he World. ferent circumstances. Whenever the imple- cylindrical spur or projection, C, which ex- lathe for jewellers and watchmakers, which An…

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