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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 16 (December 25, 1858) (1858)

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as formerly employed, and the most bene- of presses, and other machines made of cast several generations, and which has been trans- ficial results have followed the change. In iron, arc here molded, such as _bed-plates, mitted to the direct descendants of those who the old one, the steam had to be… … occupies a large space in Sheriff street, runs The primary operation, in making circular engine does all the work with ease and with work required of it, and the boiler room— along Broome, and extends into Columbia saws, is to flatten the plate if it is warped ; then as a natural result—was heated…

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