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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 4 (July 1860) (1860)

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ior facility for grinding, perly fitted to its seat on the shoulder, d d, it may be heat is thus given out to the irons on the rack indepen- which is often necessary to keep them in proper order, turned by hand. Besides this advantage, the cock con- dently of the direct heat which they receive from… … Ten Copies, for Six Months $g Fig. 1 is a full vertical section of the cock, and Fig. 2 "About a year since, after an examination of the Ten Copies, for Twelve Months $15 is also a section similar in most all respects to Fig. 1, above invention, we gave a favorable notice of it, since Fifteen…

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