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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 24 (June 1864) (1864)

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wed the explosion wao the most fetid andvillainous that ever outraged the olfactories of man-it provokes sneezing and coughing, and produces nausea, rendering it impossible for men to do dutywithin reach of it. A single ball will impregnate theatmosphere for fifty yards around, and the fetid… … DENNEYS SORGHUM MILL. other officers of rank who were present, expressedthe belief that it would prove more effective for driv-ing off besiegers than anything ever invented. Bethis as it may, if Richmond is ever threatened by asiege, the sneezers, as the inventor facetiouslycalls his balls, will…

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