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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 6 (August 1869) (1869)

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ormed by strong studs project- the bottom end are tapered off to a point, so as to enable Leicestershire quarries : ing from the shaft of the revolving grinding plate playing them to readily penetrate into the river bed. They are made " Enghn VI. of hickory or white oak, and when of large size do… … ment is indispensable in order to preclude the possibility of about the piece of the timber. Besides the saving of labour, passing vessels drawing out the poles. As soon as one pole is between other studs, or teeth, projecting from the inside of and the gaining of time, which is effected by this…

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