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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 10 (March 1872) (1872)

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story. The past year, all our employees ment is made simultaneously for all the feed rolls by inclin- lator. To every such aperture in the bracket leads a slit, have worked well and faithfully to advance the company's ing the table to which they and their gearing are journaled, from front or back.… … slot in it, and then pushed into the hole in tral Park, New York', is rapidly becoming the bracket, all that is necessary being to an attractive and important institution. It SCHENCK'S CIRCULAR RE-SAWING MACHINE. keep the lu gs opposite the slit in th e bracket, is open to the public free, and is…

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