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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 13 (March 1863) (1863)

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ch they move ; between the com- afforded by the frame, elevates the excavators so bination of centrifugal force and this peculiarity the In nearly every motive-power it is essential that that they no longer enter, the soil. This machine governor should possess extreme sensitiveness when appears to… … and It only remains to extend the principle to the show them how to get rid of such obstructions ? city railroads, to make it extremely popular. It has cnine shops and rolling mills, also in flouring mills, i m m i been proved that cars can be run by steam as safely this is of great importance, as…

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