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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 18 (October 1860) (1860)

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O The disks are then pressed firmly upon it by a screw, pounds of air. operated by the hand wheel, E. The revolving dish-saw, A glance at the engraving shows that it is an endless S, mounted npon the swing crane or pier, C, and which chain of buckets to be filled by the water at the top, on Honor… … taining to their buiiness. meter at the base, and 3 feet at the top. The weight of bar, W, is then thrown into the work, and cuts through one i9 about 23 tuns ; they are obtained at Beaver To ronil subscribers: Two Dollars a Year, or One Dollar for Six Dam, Baltimore county, Md., and are said to be…

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