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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 6 (1865) (1865)

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eating nocent as if its ceaseless and powerful workings were sleighs and curious visitors were grouped here and surface is ample. The heaters commonly used, al- not the cause of all this hubbub. No need for an though they heat the feed water, are mischievous in there. Still more men were engaged in… … Westfield or Jimtown, N. Y., to This heater was patented by live and spend their money. At Messrs. Lamon and Gaskill. For one place the farmer had sold out a couple of months rels from the receiving tank, while scores of sleds further information address Ehrick Parmly, No 3 before; the ambition of…

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