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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 35 (1859) (1859)

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ral very splendid public buildings, all of gold or silver and engraved as elaborately as as to secure the proper sized tube, d, directly 1859. Dr. O. E, Davies, of the same place, which are said to be now in ruins. over the bearing, e ; the plate, m, in conse- desired, it is moreover easily… … of cold water is continually circulating round Fig. 1 shows it attached to the whifile-tree, up” or shortened from time to time. the tubes in the vessel, V, the water entering Any further information can be obtained A, on the end of which is placed a cap, B, at the bottom from a water receptacle,…

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