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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 51 (September 1851) (1851)

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ghting if a cannon ball be projected upwards oppo- The assignees of this patent must have been four years ago. is justly appreciated by our neighbor. site to the centre of gravity; we may inquire deeply chagrined at the want of discretion thus how long the motion will continue, or how far PORTER'S… … deous monopoly upon the American people. chiner, such as the horse-power of an engine." The accompanying engravings represent an together with that of the valve, direct the cur- We have few legislators Who would dare thus A. It has not, and when you hear people improvement made in Forge Tuyere's,…

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