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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 1 (January 1872) (1872)

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Bridgman, of St. Cloud, Minn. This invention is an improvement in means for detecting lever, I, suitable devices being employed to cause the feed A, in the engraving, represents the coupling iron, through bar and rod to travel in a right line. the recurrence of life in persons that have been buried… … extends a bracket which supports used if desired, between the piece, HILL & PROCTOR'S MACHINE FOR SHARPENING KNIVES OF PLANERS. TOBACCO C, and the ear of the coupling the carriage, or slide-ways, B. C is CUTTERS, PAPER CUTTING MACHINES, Etc. iron. The device is cheap, simple, the carriage. The…

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