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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 9 (August 1859) (1859)

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ement by in- windmill with which we were amused for hour?.. be of great use in many a small workshop. Such a ma- clining his body alternately to either side of the rock- chine is the subject of our engraving, which is a per- shaft. This movement of the platform gives, through ,rf spective view, and… … of asphalt as the foundation for the walls of buildings, in damp situations. It may also be used in place of BECK'S SCROLL-SAWING MACHINE. hydaulic cement, or common mortar for the joints of bricks in walls built underground, as it can withstand by the weight of the workman, his hands being…

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