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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 10 (November 15, 1856) (1856)

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the upper Should the anticipations of the inventor be chamber, C, through an opening in the roof; realized, his invention will work a revolution they are first suspended in the hopper-shaped in the iron interest throughout the world ; receptacle, J, which is provided with a slide but will it… … Our engraving illustrates a small contri- upwards, directly through the top of the fur- For example, when lime is required for sepa- position, agitation and falling. Owing to the vance to be attached to the heels of one’s nace. These flues are ordinarily kept closed rating silica from iron ore,…

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