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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 24 (1862) (1862)

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e of the stone levers are cast upon those parts, so that all of the ap- on the pavement in Markct street, Philadelphia, in the highest parts. The cutting wheel is hung ina about a mile from the place where it was to be taken, paratus, excert the keys through the pins at the ful- carriage, D, which… … ed to George C. Howard, en- the spring should be broken. BROWN’S VIBRATING GRATE. gineer and machinist and He says also that a long manufacturer of machinists’ and tools, who may be stem may be dispensed with by passing the stem ofiron are employed. To secure a rectilinear motion addressed for…

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