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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 26 (1871) (1871)

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an always be distinctly seen, and the man who has sides these purposes, it is available for raising sunken ships, ifa misfire shonld occur—and one or two did occur in the or removing water, earth,sand,and gravel from foundations, fallen overboard will know in what direction to swim for course of… … tity of material. who has implicit faith in his long experience and acknowl- In our engraving, A is a’casing containing a revolving disk, Some experiments were next made with the view of show- edged ability. The second officer is Mr. H. C. Chester, also a which is faced with steel, and has a steel…

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