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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 23 (December 1870) (1870)

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aced upon the bed, and the double stem-cutter adap- ness at the east from the Hudson river, and on his return pen- worked as at No. 2, Fig. 4. I ted to the work is inserted in the spindle by which any style etrated westward to Lewis county, returning to Albany by way of Utica, passing from south to… … outside edges, as well as thick stuff is now done on the ordi- molding, and grooved, by the cutter, K, Fig. 3, on the other, quette Lake, commending his energy and skill. A formal as shown by dotted lines, to receive the seat and back. nary shaper. report of this expedition is to be made to the…

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