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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 22 (May 1862) (1862)

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e to which the material may 8th. On the shortest notice the propeller may be the tooth between the cogs the connection bhveen be considered as more especially applicable, is for the placed in a position to so oscillate that the vessel the wheel and the arm, B, is renewed, an 1 (he pro- manufacture… … hung upon a horizontal axis if desired when one-half is found that the adamas bearing remains quite cool, or left, to back water or to turn the vessel rapidly requires oiling but once a day, and shows no appre- only is to be submerged. round on its own center. The following advantages are claimed…

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