nventor, Dec. 16, 1856, and from him pointing to a common origin. In nature, great merits are that it “holds” the wind so any further particulars can be obtained. PROSPECTUS OF THE form, and appearance they are foreigners to long as it can give out any power, offers little SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. 1… … and suggestions will eave them hundreds of dollars an- be opened in the proper direction to receive Smith, who believes in it, he can enjoy a nually, besides affording them a continual source of the full force of the wind. The upper ends The object of this invention is to dispense knowledge, the…
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