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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 8, No. 6 (February 7, 1863) (1863)

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closing of the valves and pistons | presented a petition in the Senate from A. Stewart | inches in thickness were equal to five feet four inches that are brought into contact with water. The air-| and others, usking for a pension to the widow of | of oak in resisting a ball at point-blank distance… … Monitor, and now we have water and the air-pump VIAL’S PATENT AIR PUMP. a considerable fleet of covers, K, the latter would be subjected to a series of severe shocks ; these shocks distribute their force through all parts of the machinery and tax itsendurance greatly. To obviate this the inventor…

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