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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 25 (June 1871) (1871)

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ens and Hendy, of San Francisco, Cal., to whom move it forward and back, raising it at the proper time. ture produces. It is raised in India, and, I presume, can be letters patent were granted last July. The inventors claim If found more desirable, two or more pairs of coils could raised here, for… … These suggestions we regard as worthy distance apart as to admit of the work- the serious attention of Southern agricul - ing of an oscillating beam, D, which is ELECTRO-MAGNETIC MOTOR FOR SEWING MACHINES. supported on standards over their cen- turists. The uses of jute are annually increasing, and…

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