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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 26 (December 1869) (1869)

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y used endless Patented through the Scientific American Patent Agency, Legislature to put a stop to it by making it a criminal offense apron horse-power machine with a force pump, and reel for Oct. 29, 1867, by Albert P. Seymour, of Hecla Works, Oneida to fish with Giant powder. Parties have… … enables it to be rapidly drawn two suivply shafts through which MCCARTHY'S HORSE-POWiR ENGINE FOR "EXTINGUISHING FIRES- to a fire, and the cost of fuel is theworkmen descend and ascend, of trying this process in Lake Tahoe, where, by using large steam engine, and its saved. Its cost is much less…

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