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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 19 (1865) (1865)

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d Philadelphia and in the Hudson River, it is a long job, and requires a number of men to do the past; filing and scraping of brasses is also done at Albany and Troy, and also in larger vessels run- away with, and when the rods come from the machine ning from New York to other ports; some of them… … After these cutters are started, and the machine absolutely necessary on a locomctive cylinder, but is it, atthat. These engines are necessarily very ex- properly set, they go forward and backward, and not so necessary on any other kind of an engine. pensive, and the cost of maintaining them in a…

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