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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 19 (November 1869) (1869)

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requisite thinness, stantial cast-iron mouth-piece, through the neglect of which the flange of the clasp under the inner edge of the shoe. then bored to fit the spindle. Portions are then cut from the so many explosions have from time to time occurred. At Two curved prongs, G, also rise from the… … the magnitude of the project is loose pulleys on the primary considered. We understand, says Morgan's British Trade shaft of the machine, a right or left motion is given to the and steam users employ them with the certainty that when Journal, that the Ocean Telegraph Company intends to lay cutter…

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