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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 11 (September 1859) (1859)

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ted by the driver by means of a chain or rope. them «etached. The burner is an ordinary one, the pat- ceive the fact of the edition of a single week costing so The guards, D, have slots, a, made in them obliquely tern called "fish-tails" being preferred. The invention much money ; nevertheless, our… … a hole in the top a little larger than the orifice of the come levers for operating the rods. The slots are in op- MECHANICS, INVENTORS, MILLWRIGHTS, burner. The cap is nowhere in contact with the burner posite directions, and there passes through them pins, b, AND MANUFACTURERS. except at the…

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