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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 12 (November 27, 1858) (1858)

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ports the working parts; horizontal pins, 2, Mr. J. K. Fisher, of which the intermediate are also attached to the framing. The pawls, shaft, radius, and parallel rods briefly de- K, bear against the smooth surfaces of the scribed above are the principal elements. The bevel wheels, 4’, notches, m,… … the astonishing distance of 196 feet; the the majority of instance have proved success- The operation is as follows :—Power is ap- shallbe kept up at alltimes, so thatthe engine ful, and a specimen of such success forms the lied to the shaft, J, in any proper <nanner, can start at a moment’s…

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