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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 25 (June 1874) (1874)

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idable than itself. In their anxiety manufactories. ment to see the next process, the visitors passed hurriedly through The device is covered by three patents, the latest dated The heavv iron body of tbn tool is cast in one solid piece, the heavy turnery and sighting room, where they might have… … Ohio, writes'us that her po- shown in Fig. 2, is provided tato vines were very quickly and effectively cleaned of the can Patent Agency. For further particulars, address the ma- with a boring and routing table, which can be raised and low- above insect by a couple of guinea fowls, and*she thinks…

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