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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 5 (July 1870) (1870)

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through hawse pipes in the On the load being re- way described below, and formed with a loop, F, through lower edge, up through the floating drum, by means of water- moved the liquid is're- which small rods, G, are passed after the nuts are turned tight pipes, to the upper edge, where they will be… … certainly very simple, and easily applied, while it is an effectual preventive of leakage during transportation. necessary. The chains may also have weights attached to A represents a portion of the upper part of the can ; B is a them to take up the slack at low water. a cap oi brass > or other…

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