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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 20 (1860) (1860)

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s complete cessation of resistance, sometimes produce vi- located ‘in the hold ; length of boilers, 20 feet; breadth the metal begins to trickle down in a fluid state in the brations which shake the whole mill. This difficulty is of same, 11 feet; and their hight, exclusive of steam farnace, the… … molded 14 inches ; sided, 5 inches, and 26 inches apart unless he wanted very hardsteel, for tools, he never add- from centers ; these frames are strapped with double- the invention of Charles Weston, of Salem, Mass., ed the extra forty pounds of pig iron. He manufactures laid and diagonai braces,…

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