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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 13 (March 1866) (1866)

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as a jack, for in- vented by the adoption of the above precautions; and, which has come under his notice, Mr. Longridge has theretore, affords an additional argument lor attention stance. no doubt that other boiUrs of large diameter made The engraving published herewith illustrates a con- to them.… … for twenty-five miles, passing along the bend ot a inches vertically, and three feet ten inches horizon- venient utensil of this class which is extensively depression in one case of 55 feet depth, and entering tally. There was not any part of the tube within at used in some parts of the country. It…

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