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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 24 (February 19, 1859) (1859)

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erives an with the cavity, h, and the exhaust pipe with above. This will be accomplished by cutting off escillating motion from an eccentric on the twenty-five feet from the bows, and adding the crank-shaft of the engine, or through other required number, gradually tapering to the suitable agency.… … containing engravings, and a description of Itisvery often the case that in riding in a ports, 7° #’, corresponding in width with the and Fig. 2 a horizontal cross section. The one of the largest manufacturing establish- eovered wagon, the cover is no protection steam ports, s s’, with a proper…

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