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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 21 (February 3, 1855) (1855)

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the valves to move terest to all who are engaged in the business any desired shape) and also on the frame or freely, but at the same time fit steam tight, towards those of the cylinder. of making brass kettles. In Mr. Camp’s ma- tree, A. As this seat is made of tin, and can chine, the disk of… … can also be extended back under the cantel, dison, of this city, for a new method of using The annexed engravings represent an im- In the list of claims of patents granted on quicksilver to extract gold from quarts or H, and crupper, I, and be made to form part provement in first class harness…

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