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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 16 (October 1889) (1889)

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of the benefits likely to arise from the has, however, been marked by the finding of a continu- of the owner of the Seneca Lake steamers and the grand international exhibition in 1892. If steps are ous lode at the Union Mine, Grampound Road, Corn- taken between rlow and that time to increase our… … two and one-half pounds of powder. Above with a cylinder similar to that of the American engines, but placed lower down and between the powder was an air chamber to give buoy- ancy to the shell, and through this ran two the front truck and the front driver. There - a '&."'.. - small tubes…

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