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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 19 (November 1873) (1873)

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shown at the right of the engraving. engine; and, fourth,"by using steam direct from the boiler fect be not diminished toward the end of the work; or perhaps, The effect of this was to vibrate a rock shaft, the lower one more accurately, so that the amount of force expended in per- in both. forming… … head of the rack; above noted has GRADER'S STANDARD COMPRESS. but, as they rise, been adhered to, are pressed in- description of the mechanism, as a reference to the engrav- two engines, instead of but one, are employed, and these ward and, by the shape of the frame, cleaily shown in our en- are so…

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