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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 12 (September 1869) (1869)

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scientific journals and the 8a- turning the said arm on its pivot with.the picket, the plane- vans take the joke in good part bit shall cut one side near the end in an arc of a circle at one and are enjoying a general side- movement. By this means pickets may be pointed or dressed shaking over the… … ty of punch, we must dash into JOHNSON'S PICKET-POINTING MACHINE. the bowl, at least, a pint of rum and nearly the same volume of brandy. The molecules of may be backed. In going ahead the clutch is dropped into with a saving of much of the labor expended in the ordinary alcohol, sugar, and citric…

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