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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 48 (1854) (1854)

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can be adjusted so as to clear the fall ent stories or rooms, (heaters, stoves, forges, block about a quarter of an inch, as occa- draw off dust and impurities of every kind. and furnaces,) can hyve the products of com- In factories of all kinds it can draw off the sion may require. The bar, C, is… … of regulating the escape of gas in the burner, ton, wool, rags, &c., thereby promoting health derstand, have been put up in Boston and Phil- closing the ordinary gates of water wheels are 80 as to have a steady flow under all pressures and vigor among the operatives, besides add- adelphia, and give…

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