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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 35 (1854) (1854)

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s, One of the best machines under half stroke. “By attachingit toa “ gov- large quantities by J. B. Ford, Greenville, Ind. The first part of the invention consists in con- ernor,” it may be made to act upon the plates, structing, arranging, and combining the ovens, so as to govern the engine by the… … The time has now arrived when either coke or ning, using stamps and one of “ Ball’s Amalga- anthracite must be used on all the railroads in mators.” the Eastern States, New York, and Pennsylva- Several other mines are preparing, all of nia, in place of wood. Coke is the fuel which which expect to…

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