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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 20 (November 1866) (1866)

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horizontal process, by which a negative, almost worthless from affords perfect facility for re-baling; and besides, in engine with the middle of an upright lever, pivoted want of density, can have its printing qualities at one end, and connected by a pitman at the other the matter of insurance, a… … ough and effectual. It rod, or power, instead, of LEE'S METALLIC COTTON-BALE TIE. cannot move and will not being applied to the cen- I agitation the varnish will dissolve off, leaving the ter of a vibrating lever, to actuate a weight re- break. I picture in a condition for being intensified to any…

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