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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 22 (1863) (1863)

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the furnace, and the lever turned by The improvements are also adapted to different kinds troleum in the original casks, without leakage, and as a consequence removing the liability to smell, hand so as to throw the slats open, the mercury will of coal, bituminous or anthracite, and it is only run… … sible. The wells or tanks could be constructed of brick, the benefit of the fuel. Patent ordered to issue, in burning the fuel; the draft being distributed in a or in any other way, so that they are capable of con~ series of thin currents, feeds the fire without percept- through the Scientific…

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