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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 4 (January 1881) (1881)

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ried on under the base it would slowly turn over. This was The special feature of the new boiler shown in the accom- that the outlet may be opened by a slight pressure on a the simplest plan, but as the nature of the ground was un- inying engraving consists in the transverse water tube in lever.… … a. The inventor uses a wheel that consists of pressure of 120 tons inch by inch to the sea. hub provided with wings that extend to an NOVEL STEAM BOILER. Afterward it was found that between the ways Iter inclosing cylinder, the wheel being fitted and the cradle were several pieces of iron and a…

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