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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 14 (September 1865) (1865)

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s, thereby depending on the vigilance of the engineer to prevent the pressure We have seen a sample of a new plan for coins, which consists in making them in the form of the from getting too great; whereas, the balance here illus- trated, requires no attention whatever when in use, numeral of the… … quantity of stearin, carefully stirred, so as to thor- such a way that a free movement of the brush is ofc The arms, A A, can rise as much as the safety oughly mix the ingredients. The quantity of stear- tained up and down when the handle is pressed upon. valves may require, without additional…

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