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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 34 (May 1847) (1847)

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f under the gates and pass into the groovesB B, fig. 2, and will be forced around the edgesof the gates by the steam so soon as the gatesrise. Being thus provided with a packing,the cap, (a section of which is seen at D fig.2,) need not set so close on the wheel as tobind orcause friction. The… … Upwards ot live hundred divisions of theSons of Temperance has been chartered 111.he two Slates of New Vtrk and Pennsylvania. Represents a birds eye view of the Same.— I attached and on which one end of the cap rests. B B, steam grooves. C C C C C C, groovesto receive corresponding tongues of the…

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