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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 16 (1882) (1882)

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ions. By refer- ence to the sectional view, it will be seen that the machine Lutz-Knechtle, a Swiss, decorated glass, cold, by his com- ers were the Sapha, of 49 tons, built at Sacket’s Harbor in position, made of a solution of silicate of soda or potassium, 1818; and the Walk-in-Water, built at… … the Henry Clay, of 301 tons; and The upper of the two coned the Enterprise, at Cleveland, disks has a central opening into measuring 219 tons, This, it which the ore is dropped from appears, was the first steamer the hopper above. The hollow with the addition of zinc-white or ultramarine. ‘The…

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