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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 3 (July 1877) (1877)

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rintendent. and presses the treadle, K, down with his foot. This, through the intermediate mechanism, raises the weight and STEAM GLUE-HEATING APPABATT/S. allows the carriage to descend, the operator drawing the This apparatus has been devised by Messrs. W.Richardson collar down with it. As the… … W. J. Myers, of Hartford, Conn. A GASPIPE BEDSTEAD. «m» ■ his foot from the treadle, the weight is lowered, and the car- seen, it is a very simple affair. There is a cast iron pan or Exportation of American Beef. trough, which, when filled to about two thirds with water, riage is raised. The ascent…

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