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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 10 (March 1869) (1869)

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m whence it may be drawn off and saved, andprevented from reaching the inside of the case and fouling it,an annoyance that greatly impedes the velocity of the blast in ordinary blowers. This result is further secured by the driv-1 procure for this representative of an oppressed race, an educa-tion… … TRANSVERSE VERTICAL SECTION. VERTICAL SECTION BEARING OILER. A NEW ANIMAL, to which Prof. Huxley, ofEngland,has given thename of Bathybius.hasbeen discovered duringthe operations of lay-ing recent submarinetelegraph cables, andother submarine engi-neering operations. Itis gelatinous in…

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