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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 11 (September 1872) (1872)

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y one bearing only, as shown, and is moved, for ward parts of the upper ends of these standards extend up- during the last few years, which, new though they seem, and the purposes of admitting and shutting off the water, by ward in the form of bolts, and the rear parts of the same are new as the… … FOREMAN'S ADJUSTABLE PLOW. steadiness of motion with the least possible fric- text books award to Cavendish. We might cite other instances, but these will suffice to tion and great strength and durability. provided with upright pivots, in the manner shown in Fig. In the manufacture of this wheel,…

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