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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 40 (June 1856) (1856)

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pawl, I, catches in the teeth of the ratchet been experienced upon goods sent to California Fish Ekks. wheel, G, and turns it in direction of the ar- strut, B; this is connected by rod, C, with from sweating, caused by defective ship venti- At a late sitting of the French Societe Zoolo- lation.… … This machine is very compact, portable and prevents the ratchet wheel from turning the top-gallant forecastle, which can be kept up. This he explained by the fact that the and economical to manufacture. It is also back. By the winding of strap E on shaft open in all weathers ; ten smaller spouts…

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