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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 11 (September 1864) (1864)

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nsive than my calculation makes and circular saws, lathes, and other tools may be machines can be run with the regularity of a steam it. In these times five-cent loaves weigh 10 or 10^ engine. cheaply operated by them. The engraving published ounces, sometimes less, so that the price a purchaser On… … now published contains an equal amount of useful information ; while it is their aim to present all subiects in the raort ropu'ar and attract HUNT'S HORSE-POWER MACHINE. tive manner. The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is published once a week, in convo has some novel features worthy of attention. Ap- brake,…

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