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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 17 (January 1, 1859) (1859)

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through can at once see. Any further information the heat of the furnace or fire depends upon and has two uprights, ¢ e, attached to it near can be had by a:idressing the inventor as above. the piston to its upper part, ready for the the force of the blast; by rotating the crank its periphery at… … placed in the tub in the same water. connscted with them, and render them—as It is, indeed, a great blessing that, while last one. C is the pole, and D the piece to The inventor is W. A. Jordan, of Thibo- the universality of their use demands—perfect which the king-bolt of the front cross-tree, E,…

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