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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 16 (April 1860) (1860)

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e illus- passengers in all classes of steam vessels. Sea-going fans of the mill, and regulates its velocity by turning steamers, tug and ferry boats are exempted from the trated. As the idea might be applicable in many these fans at a greater or less angle to the wind, in the present inspection… … is connected by the gears at lUM'S POWER-ACCUMULATING WINDMILL and the lower pier by the 1st its top with the shaft, n, o. October. The plaintiffs which turns the machinery. A regulator, connected in this case were the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce ; apparatus into operation only after the weight…

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