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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 2 (1871) (1871)

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_ tion suffered greatly. In some by the rising floats to the float pulleys or disks and shafts, is time, open a slide or valve inthe side of the chamber and i cases men and animals were admit water into it, thereby bringing the water in the tank further transmitted by means of belts or other… … the water-line into it. This chamber I call the vacuum cham- tened. spheres, though sometimes in rude stellar forms, Fig. 1. and forces the cutters ber, because previous to starting the machine a vacuum or a But the largest ones were symmetrical ovoids; each being firmly against the seats. A…

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