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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 11 (September 1863) (1863)

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nd the signal enabled to be better understoodthan if it descended quickly. It consists, fourthly,in the novel construction and arrangement of a seriesof divergent spiral passages in the bottom of a rocket,for the purpose of obtaining its rotary motion bythe escape of the gases eliminated in the… … ISSUED PROM THE UNITED STATES PATENT-OFFICE TOE THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 25, 1863.Reported Officially tor the Scientific American. *t* Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws and lull par-ticularsof the mode of applying for Letters Patent, speci-fying size of model required, and much other…

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