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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 25 (1868) (1868)

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exclusively Son are now manufacturing under letters patent. Wherever and even rotation is kept up without it. The figures 2 and by the North. 3 present transverse and longitudinal sections of the machine. This mechanical power, wherever developed and wherever convenience, one of these stoves may be… … words, a large amount ever enforced, are about to experience a financial collapse, in Iuside the cylinder is a cylindrical piston, A, secured to the of aqueous vapor results consequence of an excess of imports over exports in their shaft, B, its ends fitting closely the inside of the cylinder from…

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