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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 15 (1866) (1866)

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s, a3 in the pipes, K. Upon this water, Manufacturers who use water power know that it of projectiles used during the war of the Rebellion. the result of leakage through the edges of the wheel is as unsteady in action as any other. motor, and the which has been made at the United States arsenal and… … tived in close proximity to the Federal ship-of-war, the duty to be performed at the moment, otherwise and were then te be exploded by means of a cord at- irregularities are manifest. This must be done by the tached. wheel itself, automatically. It cannot be done by Upon one of the shelves we…

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