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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 12 (December 2, 1854) (1854)

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e of smoke annexed engravings. Figure 1 is a front This stove is designed for the burning of bi- ly in one direction. Second, to dispose it in rising from the coal in the other chamber, view representing the design of the stove; such a manner that the variation be propor- tuminous coal, which is… … conducting it into the fire chamber, B, through that if it extends one-eighth of an inch for fuel in many parts of our country, and which stoves may be made without the inlet pipe, I fat g, or into B’, through e at A—e and f be- the first ten pounds, it will extend one-tenth will soon be the most…

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