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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 37 (1852) (1852)

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of the fire beds, the checks, for that has been previously employed ; jet increases, The very nature of the sound but I claim the employment or use of the metal pronounces its origin te be the bursting of the bands or hoops, said hoops or bands encompassing removed to show the fire beds. Fig. 3is a… … of its carbonic acid, this residual matter consisting, substantially, of the substances named in the analy- Extension of a Patent. sis before referred to in the construction of double On the petition of Phineas Bennet, of New the openings or recesses. purpose of equally igniting the fuel thereon.…

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