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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 5 (February 1867) (1867)

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ger ; H is an iron rod that connects to the lever ; I are the orifices in the upper end of the plunger ; one seventh, of the total length given above. In cost per mile L is a wooden plug in the lower end of the plunger ; K is a the highest priced roads are the through lines of New Jersey, sectional… … peculiarity, that like the canals the track is to left open for I straight arrow, forms a vacuum at the orifice, G ; consequent quantities of water, and by moistening their food, with very ly a suction is thereby formed through the plunger. The free competition to all individuals and transportation…

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