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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 18 (1866) (1866)

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xcellent satisfaction. Cast steel made by cementation, while possessing for the manufacture of peat, and is said to be effi- The clay isfed into the mill at A, where it is superior hardness, lacked tenacity. If tough, it was cient forthis work. At the New York State Fair and ground by means of… … is of fire-brick laid on any size of bricks. an iron platform. The It may be driven by a ingot is placed upon it belt, or, by the extension by means of a crane, and, by steam power, run with The inventor modestly claims that it makes 3,000 of the main shaft and the interposition of bevel gears, the…

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