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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 37 (May 1853) (1853)

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it by couplings, in the flanges,p, or to every two pounds of butter. After hav'. .,; GIDEON DAVIS'S NEW TUYERE. in any other convenient manner, having the mixed it till all its parts are in contact ,'&■ the water, it may be lelt in it for an ' .*»'"ai tapering pipe, d, cast within' its centre, and… … two figures, if this sum be less than 10 ; if 10 tages of Mr. Davis's tuyere are, that the air A new tuyere iron has been invented by this is accomplished will be readily understood or more than 10, add 1 to the left hand figure, from the bellows becomes heated by absorb- Gideon Davis, of…

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