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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 16 (December 31, 1853) (1853)

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allast wateris regulated by means that very heavy bodies were raised and moved save a great expense now incurred by the erec- the front end of the thills—an excellent im- of an inlet valve and a pump. by the ancients through the mechanical agen- tion of such bridges in separate pieces over… … centripetal cutting blades to the cream, and bridge across from abutment t) abutment, with for rivers and creeks, the waters of which are land, as the workmen can apply themselves more | tien after the butter is separated, by reversing Conveniently than on a scaffolding, and is cex- out building it…

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