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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 20 (1861) (1861)

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vided particles are floated off without ever being brought into contact with the quicksilver. To make one of the hanging handles, so as to bring ‘Second the broad fields of ice with the speed of a dried leaf Street ’’ before the slit, and so on until all the streets driven before the wind, and the… … the «vessel was rushing upon a third runner, HUDSON RIVER ICE BOAT. through the water at. tlie which is fitted to be rate of fourteen knots an hour, the swenty-five foot handle turns the index plate in the reverse direction. turned like a rudde? by means of a helm. The ——————— ee lifeboat, with the…

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