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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 14 (1859) (1859)

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sideration which it de- adaptations and arrangements of mechanism, as in this serves from all those interested in this most necessary tary masses ; and terrestrial magnetism (as a consequence case, which tend to render this class of motors more use- and secondary principle) is a power radiating… … Professor Pierce, of Cambridge, declared at Springfield, last month, his mathematical convictions of the existence For more information, address Mr. Colton, as above The ‘‘horse-power” illustrated in the annexed en- of the cosmical repulsion as an equal (if not greater) Patented May 24, 1859.…

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