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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 13 (1873) (1873)

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s represented as in chandise, of any description, directly from vessel to store- shown in the engraving. It will be observed, from Fig. 2, use as a coal railway, taking the coal directly from the barge house, yard, or dock, or between different points of the lat- that the bale of the bucket is… … the originator of the apparatus we are describing) through a block on the ground up over the pulley on the pole, and which terminates above in two rollers, the smallest of thence through a sheave or similar arrangement on the end which serves to guide the larger, as both rest upon and glide of the…

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