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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 12 (September 1864) (1864)

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ion with much less friction than The Stanstead (L. C.) Journal says:—"Our read- to the light. The light, naked or in a safety-lamp, is ers will recollect some notice taken in these columns the ordinary coulter. The inventor claims for this placed in a lantern, which has an aperture for the about a… … they are easily kept in may be regulated according JACKSON'S GRAFTING KNIFE. order and are always ef- to the supply needed. He ficient. The instrument consists of a knife blade, through the country, which its inventor claimed to also uses the waste air blown off from engines A, set in the lever, B.…

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