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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 27 (March 1856) (1856)

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og, belt E. The lower part of the governor shaft The accounts from St. Louis and Cincinnati Island, points out the benefits of enclosing a has two bevel gear wheels, F F, upon it, which the power will correspondently diminish; or describing the destruction of so many steam- railroad its whole… … roof. looking forward to the opening of navigation, During winter, in the northern States, covered the shaft, M, of the outer cone, L, there is at ball arms, 4 b. The bevel wheels, F F, are at- with a confidence and cheer rarely felt before ; railways would pay, no doubt, and prove very tached to…

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