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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 11 (March 1867) (1867)

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ve been by the gen- poorly have been acquired, after weehs of patient labor ; but allowing it to pass over the cushion, is an evil which he en- eration of steam from water in the ordinary way—gradually, all the delicacy and elaboration of details can never be given deavors to remedy by his device.… … boilers and managers of steam engines may get some data which may assist in determin- IPlioto-sculpture. DECKER'S BILLIARD-TABLE CUSHION. Daguerre in France, and Talbot in En ing the cause of explosions and thus aid in their prevention. by any mere machine, but must still be left to the taste and…

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