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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 2 (1873) (1873)

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d, is the only engineon the compound their richness in copper, lead, and silver ores. principle now in the market as a competitor to the Woolf machine. The steam is worked ina different channel from any other engine. It is cut off at about half stroke on the small piston. At the time the small… … ever, and, therefore, commend not enter the chest; it passes, the hint to those whom it may through the hollow valve, THE GREAT LAXEY WATER WHEEL. which is nothing more than concern. the continuing of the steam ports from the one cylinder te may be supposed, these machines, from their complicated _…

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