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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 12 (September 1866) (1866)

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rs with redoubled force, team, the fuel being packed in boxes or barrels. through the pipe, 6, which screws into the lower " Who shall decide when doctors disagree V But the public requirements in the cities necessitate end of A. This valve is held up against its seat, at In this connection, in a… … F, which allows the lines attached, one end of which, furnished with GREENE'S WOOD-BUNDLING PRESS. rings, is hooked under the wagon, and the other treadle to be raised, but When the wood is in the box, brought up and tied to stakes on the team. The net keeps it from falling. of this attachment is…

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