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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 7 (February 1863) (1863)

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tion plain. Fig. 1, represents hooked ends, a, on which the sharp-shooter can place for 1823," to prove that the device adopted by Ken- the wheel and its case in perspective. The cover of his weapon ; the screws also fasten the ends of the wick Bros., of this city, was identical with the one braces… … the portable breastwork, bottom of the chute, so BURMHAM'S PATENT CENTRAL-DlSCHABGE WATER WHEEL. deliver their volleys at that it prevents the water from leaking out; this, it is stated, has never been close range. that affect the question of the difficulties which were This breastwork is the…

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