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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 27 (March 1859) (1859)

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ly ascends to the same point on the cutter as HALDERMAN'S STAVE-JOINTER. the other end, and so is cut equally. When … of the ice has always been slow, and has con- passenger's feet, and the dirt falls on the floor tinued as long as the thermometer stood L, and toggles, secured to the slides, the han- The want of a simple, cheap, and efficient below, which is inclined. The jolting of tho above the freezing point.…

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