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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 19 (1865) (1865)

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x to thirteen millions tile; in these the flame from the charge is stopped too | molecules of the water. The invention is likewise of dollars—being the proceeds and net avails of the suddenly to reach the fuse. This imperfection is | applicable as a water-meter, and as a pump, for which contents of… … der at $10,000,000, net— ignition, whilst its con- the enormous weight of struction is exceedingly simple as can readily be seen. Mr. Wright, the in-| centrifugal pump, as it can work at quick or slow 16 tuns—one million of dollars weighing 3,700 Ibs. Considering the condition of Southern roads and…

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