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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 2 (September 23, 1854) (1854)

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rate the crank, B, of the pistols now being made by some English man- W. from the village. Hetherefound persons ter addressed to Mr. Efferem. fly-wheels shaft. The fly-wheels, it is inferred, ufacturer. It seems by the correspondence working a vein of quartz, of about ten or of the Advertiser, that… … is indeed more convenient, but it is very in houses where there are children. A is the inlet, and B the outlet or discharge moved—of a Rotary Pump and Engine, fo

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