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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 13 (1860) (1860)

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roved :— I have run the smooth or hair side next the pulley, but before it is completely grouud. The mode in which both dropped it for the following reasons. Every one knows that Total weight, fuel and water, 56,448 potnds; on her these objects are obtained in the invention here illustra- the… … With proper management, the same coal fire can be ches, and even one foot if doing full duty, and it never Twelve large grooves radiate from the hole in the cen- carried without being being raked out or re-made, during slips ; it would pull down the shafting first. ter of the stone, and when they…

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