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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 11 (November 23, 1856) (1856)

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the steam cylinder, and resisting or counteracting the evil, but their roots. Could our farmers plow steam pressure, and keep the surfaces steam is distributed in the cylider. reacting power of steam against the cylinder close around the stumps on their lands, they tight, and strained no more; the… … seam of plates running along its top, and to ing through both cylinder heads, which affords purchased by our government, repaired at this faulty construction the accident has been the advantage of an equal amount of steam the Broaklyn Navy Yard, and sailed on the attributed. There should have been…

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