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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 26 (June 1875) (1875)

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loying the usual paddle upon bodies freed from atmospheric friction, is in itself an this blackened surface is ingenious, as will be presently seen. wheel, introduces a paddle of his own contrivance, in the active and mighty force. That so remarkable a discovery As soon as the machine is ready, it… … glish and on the other in the sunlight, may soon tell us pret- French styles. Referring to ty accurately what is the ag- LEIGH'S CHANNEL FERRY. MIDSHIP SECTI0N.-Fig.2. Fig. 1, which represents the gregate power which the lu- ferry boat at sea, the upper decks are seen connected by minous rays of…

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