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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 1 (June 1866) (1866)

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the dust will have a origin with English landlords, who wish to keep the 21 Bank street, Philadelphia, to whom all orders free opportunity to escape without clogging and small farmer with his nose upon an eternal grind- should be addressed. binding the saw. stone. Time will soon clear away this… … DOLE'S SAW GUMMER. by L. A. Dole. For further whole arrangement can information address Dole, Silver & Peming, manufac- be secured to a board, that portion under the fur- ous unless upon a scale large enough to employ turers, Salem, Ohio. modern agricultural machinery to advantage.—Cor. nace being…

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