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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 9 (1861) (1861)

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e hat body was formed. middle of the top part of the furnace, and which is wellas useful. The use of this stop enables the sash This conduit was made adjustable in its size, either by made to descend a short distance down into the mate- to be readily taken out for setting a broken pane or hand or… … te the small improvement that was secured in the VOLUME IV.—NEW SERIES. patent. nace in the form of a syphon, a continuation of which SS SSeS A new volume of this widely circulated paper commences about the pipe is taken to the boilers, or hot-air stoves, where Silliman’s Philosophy. 1st of January…

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