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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 5 (August 1872) (1872)

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id, green; is erected for the working parts of the machine, and supports Englishman, has devised a torpedo which is intended to be nitrogen, yellow, etc. The most magnificent effects can thus on its top the gin house. At A is the horse power and driv- fired below water line into the unprotected… … stopped and the press com- The after part of the body contained SHAW'S COMBINED GIN HOUSE, HORSE POWER, AND COTTON PRESS four rockets, which were in communi- pletely covered in by means surgical lamp which consists of a small glass tube and bulb. of a lid. The ropes are next wound on to the drawing…

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