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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 20 (1865) (1865)

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n the at least as to the speed with which they have been ed to be uae&@ where stove pipes pass from one room ground, which, besides the loss, injures the next crop to anolggy into the walls of rooms. As it some- constructed. The result has been one of the most in the form of volunteer rice.… … in the same room, according with the tastes or con- of him again; he has ncw assumed the name of portion ot the building was occupied by three boilers, venience of parties occupying the premises, tbe hole Blake, and seems to be again plying his trade with each of which could be worked up to a…

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