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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 46 (July 1853) (1853)

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. aright, and Vpv- V«»> nearly all done by hand. an adjustable beveJ gauging bench, having a standards. E E, by a pin, a, at each end, In recent lecture he remarked —* They will This improvement is intended to perform and travelling feed carriage on the top to feed which serve as the fulcra for the… … from three to four thousand miles of road. upon; these standards have slots, 6 6, for culiar manner of suspending the tongues with- the swinging bench firm and steady in its po- From ten to fitteen thousand tons of cast-iron, screws, d d, to raise or elevate them (the in the bells, whereby the…

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