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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 24 (December 1859) (1859)

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f the belt-hooks, the opposite end having been previously of traces in a rounding form, by drawing them between bent as shown. When it is desired to shorten the belt, two curved knives, which are set in a frame in such man- one end is cut off along the holes of the hooks, the waste ner that they… … Terms, fastened by screws to the blocks, b b, which blocks may Two volumes will be issued each year; but there will be ng be secured at any desirable distance apart (depending on change in the terws of suiiBcitrPTioN, as the two yearly volumes to- gether will be Two Dollars a Year, or One Dollar…

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