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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 1 (1871) (1871)

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ted in this chamber,and blown off through the blow-off pipe,E. They are also more easily handled than round cheeses. They Above this there is a small superheating space, which it is ing to notice the progress each had made, and it was compar- claimed more than overbalances any slight condensation… … he sheets, the bottoms of which are curved probably the largest block on record ever blast- ed and entirely removed from its bed at one perfect circulation of the water; and by cut- time, was separated on Nov. 26, by one charge of powder weighing 20 Ibs., supplied by the Cornwall Blast- ing Powder…

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