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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 5 (October 13, 1855) (1855)

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team passes from the ports of the into communion, to let in and exhaust the cylinder to the eduction pipes, 4. at the bottom of the trunnion bearings. e e are partitions in steam; and this is done with the like adapta- the trunnion seats dividing the induction and tions on both sides of the… … prevented from turning upon it by a key, 7. being attached to a chimney by its lower end, gine may be obtained by letter addressed to by two passages, and is exhausted in the same , OpERATION.—The operator turns the handle, E, which is substantially secured in position Reed & Tousley, 95 Maiden…

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