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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 13 (1859) (1859)

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tempera- arranged, and better disposed for strength and conduc- decreases, and at the bottom of the ocean the tempera- tion. The higher conducting power of wrought iron sent a plan for using the momentum of water in swiftly- running streams, for which Letters Patent were granted ture is notably… … furnish any information in exception of Bouis, no chem- SHEPARD’S HYDRAULIC MOTOR. ist has yet been able to regard to his novel improve- ment. His address is Parkersburgh, Richland county, sea-weeds derive their supply of this metalloid entirely Illinois. ments, was the inferior conducting power of…

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