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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 14 (1864) (1864)

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attained in the following manner: Wood-working Machinery, Water-wheels, Pumps and other Hydraulic wood as well, and coal better than those ordinarily The pans A, are set in masonry B, which is pro- Apparatus, Household Utensils, Electric, Chemical and Mathematical Instruments, Flying Machines and… … Fifteen Copies, for Twelve Months. , scum and impurities can be removed before it is urnaces are all closed with doors and have grates Twenty Copies, for Twelve Months.........ccceseseceeees drawn off into the finishing pan. Also that the heat and draft openings as usual. In Fig. 2, a section of…

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