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

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strument was a mercurial cistern barometer of the best con- struction ; the station for corrections was the Dudley Observ- atory. He spoke highly of his guide, Alvah Dunning, of Ra- Fiq. 3 outside edges, as well as thick stuff is now done on the ordi- molding, and grooved, by the cutter, K, Fig. 3,… … The principles of construction adopted in this machine are dle, giving free surface of table; the cutters always run be kept constantly wet. Glass, such as jewelers' show smooth, and are not liable to sliver or break the wood ; and, practical, and the specimens of its work we have seen are of…

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