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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 22 (November 1874) (1874)

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erature. Each saddle will weigh about 25,000 lbs., and lent his aid to establish many of the important steam- Several scientific men, at Havana, have been appointed to and will contain at its apex a rounded groove 19} inches wide, pihip lines which have their headquarters in Liverpool and examine… … therefore, M. Camacho has succeed- globe where his handiwork is not THE LATE JOHN LAIRD. ed in obtaining electro-magnets so represented. The building of tie powerful, the following proposition cannot be pronounced through which the cable will find an exit. Each cable will notorious Alabama, for a…

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