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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 28 (1854) (1854)

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passages, c c’, and is widened so as to cocks by coming in contact with fixed stops, 7 plied for a patent on a new mode of making nature ofthe improvement consists in erecting increase the length of the passages, and thus Jj’, within the valve chest, near the termination the columns of the upper… … machine for napping cloth. It consists in the ventilator of peculiar construction to the chim- employment of an endless card sheet in combi- ney in the inside of the room above the man- valve chest. They are adjusted by means of off steam by coming in contact with pins, k k, nation with a…

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