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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 3 (January 1865) (1865)

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the lower side. The flame heats this MACHINES. —■ —> m m » metal and also warms the aircontahred between the There are many cases where it is necessary to Fine Photogeaphs of Machineey.—Mr. George foot-rest and partition, so that a genial atmosphere move sewing machines from one apartment to anoth-… … er, or from a dark corner to the light. As the payable quarterly in advance at the post office where machines are now made they have to be carried, or received. An inventor of a hay-press in Maine has experi- lifted bodily, which is very hard work for ladies, who mented with his machine in pressing…

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