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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 36 (May 1854) (1854)

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actories. at the office of said Company. railroads. Itprotects the hose from injuries of the lever. It is ssed to counterbalance the According to the official returns of the beet static pressure on the bottom of the piston ; K root sugar manufactories up to the end of last is a rod connecting the… … The nature of this invention consists in caus- clined towards the extremities, and has a rail The annexed engravings are views of an im- having a pressure of five pounds above the at- ing the damper in the chimney (or if a blower provement in Regulating the Dampers of Steam on its surface or top ;…

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