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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 51 (September 1851) (1851)

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onnected by means of so in the same manner. D D, are two hollow The plowing part mainly consists of an would be universally adopted. It would be the joints, R R, which enables the partly con- wrought iron stanchions, firmly keyed and endless chain, supported and driven by two well, then, for the… … figures. From week to week, no mechanical screws are fixed two bevelled wheels, I, which stayed to the framework of the locomotive at Twenty miles of the Milwaukie and Missis- periodical in the world presents so many illus- E d. The entire length of these stanchions is receive rotary motion from…

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