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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 20 (1865) (1865)

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nother part of in one-third less time than with a common forge. It heat very rapidly andis atten‘led with corresponding the same letter John Wilkinson says:—‘ My coinage can also be used without charring the coal, and the gain of time. I expect will be out shortly,’ and accordingly it did fine dust… … terest to PATENTEES AND INVENTORS. The Publishers feel warranted in saying that no other journal now published contains an equal amount of useful information, while t is their aim to present all subjects in:the most popula: ahd attracte blast over every thing in the vicinity of the fire, or itself…

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