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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 42 (1852) (1852)

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ent begging so otten to your old hard-wrought The cans derive rotary motion trom a bevel wise, to the bottom, a, the other half are se- size to receive the layers. The slivers canal- Mother. It is the working people of Britain wheel, J, which runs loosely on a fixed stud, cured to it by hinges, *… … smooth track, entirely doing away with springs. The equalizers are so arranged as to form thirty-six working joints around the cans one disc being provided for each can. cranks carry bevel wheels, U U, the said J, secured in the plate, B, the said bevel wheel truck, making the car or locomotive…

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