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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 7 (1864) (1864)

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For further particulars address the and we think it will be highly approved. It was pat- cation of the valve stem tothe shalt, thus doing inventor, Henry T. Carter, Portland, Maine. away With the eccentrics and their disadvantages. A a glance at the engraving below will convince the me- {mproved… … C the orifice for the valve be nice and clean and CARTER’S STEAM ENGINE. stem. Fig. 5is a trans- very soft, and without the induction and eduction ports of the steam chest pear durable enough, With the reckless handling and which are no sinall impediments to the filing and and cylinder. A and B are…

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