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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 16 (1859) (1859)

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the reverse, by which eommunication with one of the ports in the valve, to which are claimed to be superior to any hitherto known. allow the steam to exhaust through the valve. In Fig. | means the direction of the engine is changed. Lever We give the owner’s description, with his own state- the… … usual manner. B C is the January 5, 1858, to Adam WOOD'S OSCILLATING STEAM-ENGINE. steam-chest, bolted by cc, Wood, and assigned to Al- to one side of the cylinder, and near the ends thereof, communication with the port of arm, /, consequently fred Jeffery, of Pittsburg, Pa., who will be happy to…

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