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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 21 (November 1864) (1864)

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whichIt is delivered to the spindle or throstle by which the twisting is per-formed, substantially as herein described. Second, The employment in a machine for making twine or cordfrom paper, of a paper guide, E, or other equivalent device, torgathering up the paper edgewise, or laterally, in the… … TO OUR READERS. Invariable Rule.—It Is an established rule of this officeto stopsending the paper when the time for which it was pre-paidhas expired. Models are required to accompany applications for Pat-ents under the new law, the same as formerly, except on design pat*ents, when two good drawings…

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