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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 37 (1858) (1858)

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aqueous vapor, would sliding the body, even if madelong, independ- further particulars. in Fig. 1, the front section may be as easily be in the same state, as to moisture, as air at ently of the frame, when it is desired to dump 60° with 43 grains in weight of watery vapor the load, as the front… … cased with a coat of cement, that prevents the and employing horizontal fans, by which a In the art of brewing it is essential that the is cut obliquely down through the body, so passage of water both ways.” powerful draft of air is created over the sur- wort, after being boiled with the necessary…

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