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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 8 (February 1869) (1869)

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Wm. E. Brooke, October 20, 1868. Rights for to steady the saw in working. This object is sought to be sale and samples to be seen at the office of G. L. Taylor, 38 To draw off the electricity, approach your knuckles to the attained by the device shown West street, Trenton, N, J. in the accompanying… … course, while cutting, when the made for applying it in all NOYES' PATENT SAW GUIDE, AND JOINTER, AND GAGE. carriage runs out of line, thus steamers. It would, almost be- saving a great amount of power. The device will also prevent yond question, have saved the London and the Hibernia. The person's…

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