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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 13 (September 1868) (1868)

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n the falls of French canals alone there exists a motive passengers and a crew of nine men. Twenty passengers are is necessary to cause it quickly to dissolve in water, It is then power of 336,320 horsepower. fntended to be accommodated in a cabin erected midships,and mixed with half its amount of… … pump at the waterfall, a re- costs at present, wholesale, 3 cents, and the second, 6 cents a servoir at a distance, and a pound ; making the cost of six pounds of ice 42 cents or 7 ten each in fore and aft cabins. The self-righting properties tube connecting both. Tubes from this reservoir would…

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