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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 4 (October 9, 1852) (1852)

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ocomotive engine from the cock seat to the exhaust pipe. The cut off on opposite sides, leaving only two- with metallic packing, O, to the bottom, and todraw a number of carriages on a plank road section, fig. 1, is taken through the steam pas- fourths of its circumference. On opposite P, to the… … sages on the right side, but through the ex- they were unable to open the strong room between the exhaust pipe and the opposite yer, Y, which will move both cocksat once, in haust on the left. The plugs, Q Q, have each containing the cash, &c. The lock defied side of the abutment to that which is…

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