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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 3 (July 1861) (1861)

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s very apt to kill him. To prevent mystery to the students of astronomy. is irreconcilable with the idea of its being subject to this, a man is stationed at the vent to keep it tightly At about the same time, Bissel and Prof. Pierce, the law of inertia.. The tail of the great comet of each… … Among the mysterious by addressing the inventor, HIRSCHBTJHL'S VENT STOPPER FOR CANNON phenomena presented by J. J.' Hirschbuhl, at Louis- the head, is its diminution in size as it approaches ville, Ky. found by Newton to have been no less than sixty mil- the sun, and its rexpansion during its…

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