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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 38 (May 1856) (1856)

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to an engine or other motor, polish, take a piece of soft leather and whiting on the pipe, and thus to change the relation arm, nt so as to operate the valve in a circu- that each shall exert its proper effect without and rub it hard." of the openings in a circular direction. lar direction. By this… … particularly where it is necessary to run the closed in a valve box, I, (a portion of which tOj register and keep account of the distance machinery considerably below its maximum is broken away to show the valve) in which it A light gilding of gold may be put on pol- traveled will be clearly…

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