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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 29 (1856) (1856)

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Scientific America. with another and larger cylinder, which forms being compelled to pass through water con- the lower end of the coil, and takes up the ey Inbdentions. part of the frame-work or foundation of the tained therein. This steam chamber commu- héat from the pipes until it is converted… … no less deserved distinction of being the cred- tectiveness. Gearing is employed to move the teeth, as seen. This roller drags the sticks | Fuel Cutter. itor of all nations of the earth, using or mak- Our engraving illustrates an invention for cutting shaft, and to prevent accidents, the along,…

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