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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 7 (1861) (1861)

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weight and strength, and at percussive force through a liquid cushion instead of forms a cistern connected with the main stem-pipe the same time to occupy considerable spacein the through solid material ; and this arrangement is ap- by a branch, 7 ; from the cistern, g, a channel, s, with cylinder… … points thus brought under his ing the mouth of that port supervision, Mr. La Mountain cushions against the steam left below it, which is pre- vented by the valve, h, from escaping by the port, /1, stern, and came back to the fortress. He reports tion. even if the slide should leave that port…

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