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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 31 (April 1859) (1859)

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o the steam, the contained water has Grinding Mills—Geo. Selser, (assignor to himself, J. Cook and W. Cook.) of Philadelphia, Pa. : I claim more concerning it, in a business or other attaching the hollow eteel burr to the spindle, D, by WASHINGTON'S BLOW-OFF FOR BOILERS. screwing or otherwise… … substantially as set forth, whereby the center of motion ployed for fuel, excepting that the fire-box is Th e device is remarkably simple; and, thoroughly, efficiently, and perfectly per- of the benders is at the place of contact, or the vertex of the angle of their upper surfaces, and no ful-…

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