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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 48 (1851) (1851)

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sel carries it be. from one port to another without cargo, and which sustains the stone by a cross-bar, car- withdraw this expression, honestly belicved. In low her bottom. in that case the vessel has to be ballasted with rying the stone at its central opening, where- last Monday’s Tribune,… … volume of our paper. current or gust of air, entering the cap, produce We have been informed that an association 8 vacuum, thus tending to give the smoke an is formed in this city to carry out this scheme upward motion, effectually preventing any back of tremendous force, and a tremendous forcible…

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