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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 4 (October 2, 1858) (1858)

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d of the cylinder makes a move- the inventor, W. R. Michener, of Marlboro’, amount of motion, and it is relieved to a great Stark co., Ohio. ment precisely the reverse, and changes its opposite directions alternately, as the piston extent from the pressure of the steam on its back side. In our… … A represents the valve chest, one of which Sharp, of Phillipsburgh, Pa., who patented it is placed on either end of the cylinder, B, so June 29th, 1858, and who may be addressed as to provide each of ‘the main cylinder ports for any further information. with a separate valve. a isthe main cylinder…

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