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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 14 (December 13, 1856) (1856)

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be a mi- worth of apples will be shipped to California | to sleepers. ing upon the small piston, G, (fig. 2) in the rage—a mythus with the smallest conceivable this season. The last steamer took away| Figure2 is a vertical section taken through small cylinder in the steam chest, throwing nucleus of… … purpose. Itis true that it gives to the eye | does not lie nor press on the top of the valves. known. an extraordinary brilliant appearance by con-} When the valve is moved to the one side, the —_——_o- @- oe ___—— Gold in a Brickyard. tracting the iris, andenlarging the pupil ; but | steam passes…

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