Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1853-09-30

want Uf water. A-tesiau wc.is were sunk,
one Of which yields 2SS cubic yards of
water per day, or double the power of a
s,eam-engine of 20 horse power. At
Tours, an Artesian we'll pouls 23' gallons
Of water per minute into the trough of
| water-whecl 81 feet in diameter, which is
the moving power of large silk manu-
factory. In another case, at Fontes, near
Airc, the united waters of ten wells are
made to turn the milestone Of q large
mill, to blow the bellows, AMI to beat the
hammers of Il nail manufactory.
| The constant high temperature Of these
waters renders them especially valuable
during winter, either AS moving power
Or as a means Of thawiug and washing
away the ice which iupedes the motion Of
watcr-whecls in time Of frost. In Vert
emberg, the water Of several .Artesan wells
is transmitted thrO' metal pipes arranged
in large manufactures, and thus constant
temperature Of At is maintained at a
season when the external temperature Is
at zero. Greenhouses have been heated
in similar manner, aud the Artesiau
waters of Grenelle have been applied as
sourse Of warmth to hospitals and other
public buildings. By Introducing The
water Of Artesian wells into fish ponds, the
extreme variations of the seasons E-ve
been prevented. Artificial crcss plots have
also been formed and supplied BY mean,
of these wells with pure water Of a steady
temperature. The artificial ercss-pl",s Of
Erfur. produce a large annual revenue.
Paper mills have also been supplied with
the pure water of these wells at periods
when the heavy rains have made the river
water muddy. Ia the department Of du
Nord, the fine line used in the manuf;.c-
,ure OF cambr;c, lawn, lace, &c, is pre-
pared from fax ro,ted in pools which are
supplied by Artesian waters; by their pu-
rity end invariable temperature, the S9lu
be portion of the fax are more quickly
removed, and the valuable qualities of the
G.aments retained in high Perfection
But if Artesan boring have been in a
majority of cases successful, 1t must not
be forgotten that failures do sometimes
occur. Thus at Blingel, in the valley of
Ternoise, three boringswere made in 1870;
the first became very beautiful projecting
fountain; the other two, very near the
first, gave no water. At Bethuhe, oorin@,
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