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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 22 (1865) (1865)
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o its centrifugal force, and having horse power. When the ship left the dock the tide a tendency to pasa in the direction allowed it by the The present mode of filling kerosene lamps is at- had risen to 20 feet 4 inches, which was a remarkable buckets, hence the water will not be restricted or re-… … cupied by the driver of horse cars, made a trial trip DEATH OF WILLIAM SEWELL. the burner it is necessary to hold it in a position to in Chelsea, recently, on the Lynn and Boston Horse Railway. The trip was highly successful. we announce the decease of Mr. William Sewell. © 1865 SCIENTIFIC…Internet Archive · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
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