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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 5 (1865) (1865)

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persons en- continue steam-tight for along time without any chines, Hydraulics, Pumps, Water Wheels, etc. gaged in such business. It can be hung anywhere, adjustment other than that it performs for itself; also STEAM AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING that the friction of the valve is always equal to the… … versely witu the grain, and intended chiefly for saw- Read the following testimonial from the Hon. Joseph Holt, for merly Commissioner of Patents, afterwards Secretary of War, and ing fire or cord wood. The object is to obtain a de- now Judge Advocate General of the Army of the United States:— is…

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