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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 2 (July 1873) (1873)

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tire side, the admission being regulated by the piston valves librium, and death continues, till further orders, a fixed Jaw diameter of the gun at the powder chamber being a little shown in the engraving. By means of these valves, also, the of Fate. Still, though immortality for a complete… … cape death. The experiment, de- FIELD & COTTON'S COMPOUND STEAM ENGINE, at 11': they are also connected by a licate and difficult, as we well see, was yet undertaken by grooves. The charge of powder is 113 lbs., the expected spindle, and cushions similar to those just mentioned are M. Bert, but…

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