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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 3 (July 1874) (1874)

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y the polish- B. Brayton of Boston, Mass., patented here in 1871-2 and writer has no hesitation in asserting that he believes alcohol to be much the better solvent for buchu. now in successful operation in this country. ing steel. The valve At the rear of the cylinder, A, are three valves. To… … advancing piston. The return stroke ofj the and red iris glitter. This last is a very durable A PETROLEUM M0T0B. latter is caused by the inertia of the fly wheel. coating, and may find special attention in The cylinder is jacketed, and is kept cool by the circula- manufactures, especially as some…

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