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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 24 (February 20, 1858) (1858)

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es, they Improved Cut-Off for Steam Engines. Fig. 2, having a small recess, e, cut in it to fit of corresponding form, as seen at ¢, Fig. 4. are caused to move a slight distance longitu- This is a variable cut-off, which willbe un- the end of the coupling link or shackle, and derstood by the… … We have received fram Mr. E. Watson, of der, and to cut it off by a very slight move- invention of Addison Crosby, of Fredonia, The jogs, # #, on the seats, f f’, and collars, New Bedford, Mass., the description of a very ment circularly in their seats. The two- N. Y., and was patented Jan. 19,…

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