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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 34 (May 1858) (1858)

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of use- of the wrought iron tires upon the wrought shaft, G. The cap, ff of the piston, E, has an worked at from thirty to one hundred pounds ful purposes, such as pumping water, driving iron rails, was in these instances more than opening at its rim, and a circular recess be- pressure, with a… … the main shaft, the supply piston, E, moves machine did not infringe on McCormick's back, following the exhaust with a speed three no regenerator; it exhausts direct—like a non- appears to be a safe, economical, and conve- patents as charged, but, on the contrary, was times greater than that of the…

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