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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 2 (July 1870) (1870)

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1,200 feet in engine proceeded to the summit, and then pulled the mill up under cutter-head shafts. The pulley, B, drives a shaft length, fifteen inches in depth, and eighteen inches wide. with a chain, and so carefully had the task to be performed, with pulleys from which the belts, E and F, pass… … ting the left hand cutter out or were made a few days ago. in. The workmanship on this The locomotive dashed over the WARDWELL'S IMPROVED BLIND-SLAT PLANER, machine is of superior quality rails at the rate of thirty-five the Great Eastern Railway at Walton the telegraph wires miles an hour. As the…

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