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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 45 (July 1858) (1858)

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the valves is correspondingly uniform, resting upon it; and, besides, what resistance posite end of said hand lever being furnished Alexandria, Va. which is not the case where the governor has is applied against the governor is merely to with a handle, rf, and near thereto a depres- sion, e, that… … Apart from the advantages of bathing in bringing said levers to their former position salt water, the inhalation of sea air has a after being rocked with their shafts, x x, by The useful little device which forms the To tills plate, which can rotate in D are at- salubrious and beneficial effect,…

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