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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 14 (October 1870) (1870)

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pin, a, and, through it.drives the rod, B, and link,C,which poses, there exist practically inexhaustible supplies of coal, the back being assisted by spring, S3,when the operation may latter revolves the crank pin, D, and its shaft four times to iron, and limestone. The small rolling mill which… … high ground it can be perfectly drained, which New Orleans having seen in the Scientific Ameeicak a year or two ago. cylinder, C. C2 is facsimile of C, and by crossing the pipes, never can be. It is the keyhold of the great Southwest. Of course, the throw of the link must exceed that of pin, D, P…

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