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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 18 (May 1862) (1862)

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hung upon one bar after another, in succession, and went to see the trial. The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has the reputation, at home and secured by^pins, when each bar is inserted into its abroad, of being the best weekly jounrali dovoted to mechanical and mortise or pushed through it from the smaller… … Of all the power obtained from steam, water, wind, No. 37,Pa/k-row, New York. Capt. Blakelt thinks that a shot weighing 700 lbs. and the muscles of animals a very large portion is «P>0M TH6 STEAM PRESS Of JOHN A. Qr'aY. would crush in the sides of any iron-plated ship. ) 1862 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,…

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