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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 4 (July 1869) (1869)

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epresents this improvement as applied to the cupola formation as we desired, but also to practically demonstratein be sold. This is proved by the fact that those imperfectly of a brewery, malt house, or barn. A connection is estab- our presence the numerous uses and purposes to which the… … to point, edge, or face tools for drilling, ream- mits of a convenient and accurate adjust- MEAD'S AUTOMATIC VENTILATOR. ing, sawing, planing, turning, shaping, carv- ment at will. ing, engraving, and dressing flint, grind, Arkansas, and other moods, used for pointing drills, etc., are worth from…

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