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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 13 (December 6, 1856) (1856)

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ough the vertical sliding post, E. There is head of the gland piece, into which a suitable an inking roller, F, at each side. The two !on the top of the cover is a metal sliding spanner will take. It is also proposed, when ' piece, which when the engine is in motion rollers are set on a vibrating… … nected to the piston in the following manner: letters separately, forming words and sen- advantages are obtained. The improvements The form of engine shown in the accom- The end of the piston rod is turned slightly tenceswhenprinted. The standards, 8, of the here claimed, therefore, deserve general…

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