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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 3 (1865) (1865)

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mery. To manufacturers and to scien- or by engendering gases. For this purpose he adjusted so as to work fast or slow without great tific men the importance ot this discovery is at once attention. There are times when a moderate draught apparent. only is required, while at others the full power is… … South Mountain, in Chester, is from ation address F. W. Bacon & Co., 84 John street, New York. The invention was pat- ented on the 1st of March, 1864. himself to- these proportions. Improved Skate. Tripping it on the “light fantastic toe” may bea very agreeable thing for dancers, but the skater…

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