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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 14 (1867) (1867)

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llic bars, A, placed at the circulation of the water is in- side, instead of the center, and sured by the peculiar construc- connected to each slat by a small tion of the boiler, and that the sediment will be deposited at the sides from whence it can be readily removed at the hand-holes. Those… … dead in trains is very large. frame of the blind, which presses against it, and by its ten- sion holds it in any position. AMT TE Oiling the Sea. This device was patented through the Scientific American An experienced sea captain writes to the New York Herald Patent Agency, January 1st, by Robert…

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