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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 17 (October 1866) (1866)

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palling wreck of the steamship Evening has, however, drawn attention to the necessity of tached a steel blade, B, having serrated teeth sharp- Star has been very generally commented upon by ened from the under side. Pins, C, project from the substituting a fence requiring less room and casting the… … stove in her bottom, and corrugated to insure their OLIVER'S HEDGE TRIMMER. her keel was partially rotation. The apparatus broken off, and that the keel was then cut away, and may be drawn by horses, attached to a tongue and soil. They can pass through, if desired, to more effect- a piece was…

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