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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 5 (1866) (1866)

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e, this grate has proved highly making ice, by means of which they claim that ice the stove, furnace, or grate, and that instead of satisfactory in Wheeling, Va., ard is nowin use may be produced either in the city or country, in un- changing into ashes, almost impalpable to the touch, there iu… … per cent in gold. It is optional with the holders of it is converted into heaps of cinders or coke. At the tom and the sides, converts the water into solid the notes whether to fund them or take the money. present prices of fuel, any thing tendivg to save it blocks of ice with great rapidity, and…

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