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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 33 (1859) (1859)

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and perceived cords and pullies concealed in the case, so that opening into the fan box, and the plate, e, the smut-balls come perfectly unbroken from when it is raised to place anything upon its Will Saltpeter Explode ? and case, K, tend to keep up an even and it while the grain fell out in a… … important item in the accommodations of the are well aware, and we now present before house. Yours truly, of these requires no other. quainted with such machinery. It was F. G. them another which possesses many advan- Huntington, N. Y. Space bids us stay our pen, and therefore patented April 27,…

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