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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 21 (November 1872) (1872)

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d air bladder are formed, lishments of that city. The incandescent particles of carbon It is not surprising, therefore, to find business men fight- together with the gills. New vessels gradually make their have sometimes very nearly set the whole town, which is al- ing shy of these mercantile… … weather of last July and August, was amply sufficient to course applicable to stacks of all kinds, we believe the fol- power engine, to be used in cutting in whales and discharg- keep the air of a room constantly impregnated with the poi- lowing illustration and description will be found…

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