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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 14 (1865) (1865)

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peake. But the bridge stood these damaging efficiency, we now present it in a portable torm, with attempts to injure her, amongst the most dangerous attacks most manfully. Stretching far as eye could boiler, heater, pump and fixtures, ready for the ap- of which was the explosion of a torpedo… … stated. lowing extraordinary proper- In some portions of the coun- ties:—‘‘ Indicates the time after the candle is partly consumed; try the damage has been much repeats the hours over again if required; snuffs itself greater than others, and in the valley uf the Susque- ing and roaring where it met…

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