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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 17 (1866) (1866)

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ture of nitro-glycerin. The explosions that neers he has been making observations as to the fea- conical top and bottom, to connect with the stove occurred at San Francisco and Aspinwall should sibility of furnishing New York City with gas for funnel. At A, Fig.1,is a sliding damper for the have… … of nitro-glycerin than any other man living—extend- rect draftis required. The ap- ing back many years—and J intend to prepare for you some instructions to miners how to use it, to the be easily understood by refer- end that accidents may be prevented. I have never steam, and for culinary purposes.…

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