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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 12 (March 1872) (1872)

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r being fastened to the rod, M. The rod, M, is recip- riations of speed, the shield is moved by the connecting rod, jority of Amer ^can lumber manufacturers. The improved rocated by the collar, N, the latter being actuated by the os- D, above described, so that the notch in the shield permits… … raised. As soon as the speed of the general shafting, to graving, is the result of practical knowledge gained during We have received from Washington the advertising cir the period named, the improvements being numerous and im- which the governor is belted, increases, the action of the col- cular…

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