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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 24 (March 2, 1850) (1850)

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ivate capital, and will be free as to prevent any loss of air. terior valves. the gum in the ear becoming hard ; for it pos- from the risk of halting. The nearest approach to this machine in Fig. 2, is a sectional view of the wheel and sessea the peculiar property of attracting mois- The plan is… … tion of the Hingham steamboat and the South- tures in the shaft; B, B, the receiver or reser- ple on which this blower is made to act, it of an inch in diameter ; their figures are diver- shore Railroad. Last spring, when the steam. voir for air; H, H, H, the interior valves ; K, may be said that…

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