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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 23 (1867) (1867)

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ach other by careful management of pressure gave way and awarded the gold medal to the “ America.” against the edge of a curved plate. The operator holds the and cold. This is a great triumph, and it has been achieved through staifto which the apparatus is fixed, in one hand and pulls We may… … acquaintance. It is commonly known under the name of cline of the ways on which the whole is drawn out of the Placing the aperture so as to envelop the fruit, he merely marsh gas,and is known to coal miners as fire damp. The water. It runs on wheels traveling ten pairs of rails, and is pulls the…

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