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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 12 (1865) (1865)

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ibited to the editors of this journal got. Steam-pumps ar- rived from Manchester, a shuttle machine with his and 160,000 gallons new combination of move- ments, the needle being were brought up in worked as it never had twelvehours. The ma- been before in such a machine, viz., by a true eccen-… … as mill-stones. In boring for any great depth, it was tions imparted by a very direct and simple mechan- The disk is adjustable on the eccentric for the pur- found cheaper, after boring 300 or 400 fect, to reduce ism. Theneedle and shuttle are also operated or pose of timing the needle and shuttle.…

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