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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 13 (1860) (1860)

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er Rail- fit into a groove in the upper beam, /, and when the extent to which lard is used for illuminating purposes. The simplest form of lamp is a saucer with a cloth laid road for February, 1860, were $209,422-; for the same planks have been slipped into these grooves they are in the edge of it… … spection no boiler shall be hereafter two volumes comprise one year. The volumes commence on the first erected in either city. The inspec- of JANUARY and JULY. Club Rates. tors are authorized to license com- Five Copies, for Six Months...... of families who use no other. But the genius of the in-…

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