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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 11 (March 1886) (1886)

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placed the rim, then pushing so as to receive an all-round fire. Forward, on the 2. The diamond for cutting the glass is held on the down the cover and re- lower deck, is a shot-proof house capable of accommo- lower end of a rod passing through this block, a spiral leasing the second fast- dating… … Boyle, of Chateaugay, N. Y., who will furnish all ton Harvester. BOYLE'S GLASS CUTTING GAUGE. further particulars. The United States Cotton Harvester, in- » « ■ > » AN ENGLISH STEBN WHEEL STEAUEB FOB THE NILE. seen the conning tower, from whence the navigation & vented by Mr. Owen T. Stern…

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