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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 23 (February 18, 1854) (1854)

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of the cylinder being always open portation of the boat, both to be tested in Au- close to the bottom end of the cylinder; and to the exhaust. The inventor has applied for Machine for Cutting Garments. admitting steam to act on the sides of the re- gust next. a patent. John Harraday, of New York… … being thrown backward, when it is desired to The advantages claimed by the inventor are L are portions of the cabin connecte p toL the The annexed engraving is a representation | stop the car, against springs, by means of a chain winding around the axles, and thrown for- ward by means of the…

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