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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 1 (July 1869) (1869)

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ron to whole draw is to be 303 feet long, and is to open and shut in The right side of the sash is tongued to fit into a rebate in hold the nail from being driven hack, and a hammer by one minute and thirty seconds. The track is to be about 42 the frame. On the left hand side a rebate is cut into… … want, we have al- causing them to appear dry and seared, and most usually luded to. It is a lines the inside of the fold with silk. There are two broods combined nippers, rasp and clincher, all of which parts of this leaf-roller during the year, and the worms of the first are shown in the…

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