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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 29 (April 1853) (1853)

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th remembering by of Brooklyn, N. Y., who has taken measures great merits in the essential point—of consi- which are held firmly in their place by the cultivators of this excellent variety of the to secure a patent. The improvement con- derable heating surface in a small compass, above-mentioned… … pipe are placed within the smallest cylinder, The annexed engravings are views of im- A is a large box or chamber, which has chamber; X 1 s an inclined platform extend and communicate with the lowest part of the proved machinery for drying cloth, invented ing upwards from the lower part of the back…

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