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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 26 (June 1867) (1867)

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y John Roach & Son, Minn Iron Works, from designs by of the split roller are secured by a button or disk, either even for those who are devoted to gymnastic exercises. Erastus W. Smith, A. P. D. The vessel has a capacity of screwed on or held in place by friction, both of the disks hav- The machine… … of the frame are furnished with THE EICHMOND SAWING MACHINE. spurs to secure the wood, and the es. She is the largest steamer ever built for the Sound traf- log or pile is held securely by the jack, Gt, having teeth on roller, and one of them being a grooved pulley for the cord fic. In our next we…

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