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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 1 (September 18, 1852) (1852)

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eously, the workmen often sink a chan- of an arc described from a; its ends are fitted ofa car a transverse bar whose upper side in- measures to secure a patent for a new and nel or groove a foot wide and twenty-five to in slotted cheeks, 5 b, attached’ to the sides of clines upwards fromthe middle… … taken measures to secure a patent fora very crushing between them the stone still remain- the car, or may be otherwise secured ; there is simple and excellent brake for wagons and ing at the bottom. The approximation of the a vetrical slot, c, extending nearly from end carriages. It simply consists…

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