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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 15 (October 1876) (1876)

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th the first ring of siding attached, is chargeable with stitches the sheets, feeds them forward, cuts the thread, the roof, be it of wood or iron, a slatted or cleated wooden half the cost of the whole tank. This first ring is attached and conducts the sheets along downwardly inclined guides, walk… … street. The follow- of rivers. ing is the engi- THE SINGER BOOK-SEWING MACHINE. Some tanks are neer's report on on the tops, others on the sides or in the hearts of moun- which these parts are respectively riveted. The remaining the material: '* That the asphalt is stated to be composed of tains,…

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