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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 1 (January 1869) (1869)

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and the mercury. The highest Such an allusion, however, was due to these instruments, as THE BAROMETER.—ABSTRACT OF A LECTURE BY point of the convexity, is therefore, not the true reading. A a tribute to their great scientific value and the genius displayed PROF. GUYOT. mean between it and the… … vided into pieces of suitable lengths for easy transportation ; The speaker next proceeded to describe, various other barom- tained strictly to the weight of the atmosphere, it could not be has an adjustment for bringing the level of the mercury in eters. The aneroid barometer was described as…

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