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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 1 (1870) (1870)

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ir, I, for the purpose no sense more inappropriate than the use of Seas THE PETERS CO of a final fluxing and recarburizing, as may hollow iron columns in imitation of stone, and BURIZING AND DESULPHURIZING MPOSITE DECA the employment of similar counterfeits in in- be desired. By turning the blast… … convert two tuns of metal per diem for $500, in Europe, and, in this country, is rapidly ac- and one that will melt and convert five tuns quiring an equally high reputation, particu- twice a day for less than $3,000.

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