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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 18 (October 1869) (1869)

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ngth close up to the outer rail, while that of the aft near wheel the control of a governor to secure a uniform motion of the and gives a better support to the rails. The extended and wheel. will be found running with its flange close up to the inner continuous bearing of the rail prevents' its… … if equaled, by any other wheel. " As I have already stated, no advantage is Patented, August 4, 1868, by Isaac S. Roland, whom found to arise in the use of conical wheels in passing round the wood. By means of the tie-bars, spring keys, and dress, for rights or other particulars, Reading, Pa.…

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