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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 22 (1864) (1864)

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he hoops occupies a find that it answers the purpose intended. The in- great deal of time, and is not only costly but inse- ventor says, concerning his chimney :— cure. Our engraving represents a new method of at- “Tt is constructed on an entirely new principle. taching the ends of hoops to each… … been in the way of accepting this view can establishment, gives to us the fol- of the subject—difficulties known at lowing recipe for whitewashing. Mr. CATLIN’S HOOP LOCK. all events to those who have been ac- Ritchie is a practical and success- ful mechanic in the broadest sense, and after forty '…

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