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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 19 (November 1872) (1872)

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rs, each being secured with sixteen If inch Tangye, and eight engines are about to be constructed for This is the only roost known this season in this or any of the bolts and nuts. The piston rod is of steel, 3} inches diame- bordering counties, and is, perhaps, the only one within a coal mines in… … and K K the bonnets covering them; N is the bodyjpiece con- heated to 200° or 300°, and therefore under pressure. Crys- to a much larger extent in the United States, watie there necting the steam and water cylinders; B is the water cylin- are upwards of 4,000 of them in use, adapted to all kinds of…

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