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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 5 (July 1869) (1869)

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a gentle radial as well as a slight ing or splitting, which is frequently done by hand. The ma- self without strain to the curvatures of the track. With all lateral motion, so that easy adaptation to curves, and avoid- chine is portable and may be readily transported from place ance of strain and… … to six wheeled trucks, as to four-wheeled end a disk, on which are hung two, three, BANK'S AUTOMATIC ROCK DRILL. freight-trucks. or four hammers, which in rotation strike Security from sliding, should cars get off the track, and such devices or any combination of them the tendency to the head of…

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