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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 21 (May 1875) (1875)

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hrieked the widow, and collapsed into a kind Mean. Surface of zinc employed. From tlie engraving of the device herewith presented, it AtbeKiunlug. End of jerking swoon, and before she had recovered a highly will be observed that the means used for closing more or magnetic lightning rod decorated… … Steam Transportation on the Canals. elines thus formed, it is claimed, oppose the draft with less ging the battery. In this respect nothing could be better than the Chutaux ; being a single fluid battery, the plates As soon as the Erie canal opens, the Baxter Steam Canal abruptness than the single…

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