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k along the shaft, G. intrinsic cheapness, could not be callea in question. The ob- application by reason of the absence of the furnace. When the clamps, E, are suitably adjusted, the machine is jections to its use lay, first, in the constant danger attending Patented April 9, 1872. Further… … nicated with at 116 Congress It is made of steel, and is well LAMM'S FIRELESS LOCOMOTIVE. street, Troy, N. Y. covered with non-conductiDg material so as to prevent the radiation of heat. Inside, from tained of The Ammonia and Thermo-Specific Propelling Com- end to end, near its bottom, runs a pipe…

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