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

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r between New York and Richmond, who states that this log A are toothed bars secured to the lower cross piece of the leather, rising on a stem, which is fastened to the valve has been for a considerable time in actual use on that frame, which pass up through slots in the follower beam, B, seats.… … Patented through the Scientific American Pa- hot water tank. Heat is applied to the tubes tent Agency, April 21, 1874, by Mr. M. Mickel- at C. B is a steamer having a perforated bot- DAVIS' HAT AND COTTON PEESS. son. For further particulars address the owner tom. of the patent, Mr. 0. A. Davis,…

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