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

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hem to wages required by the operatives. The annual capa- approach or recede from each other while running. MECHANICAL JOURNAL IN THE WORLD city of this mill is 33,000 tuns of finished rails. The This is done by having a short double-ended arm, I, A NEW VOLUME OF WHICH COMMENCED managers of other… … is their aim ta present all subjects in the most populai and attract- ive manner The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is published once a week, in convenient production and the market price become so propor- mandrels are hung. These guides move in slots in form for binding, and each number contains sixteen…

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