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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 24 (December 1859) (1859)

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res, prudent manufacturers will stop. The would bring. Bankers and lawyers, ministers and officers tial that the coverings of these vaults should be perfectly of state, merchants and mechanics, "went in"; every- best advice to coal-oil manufacturers is, not to make waterproof. The mode of covering… … IMPROVED CEILING PLATES FOR VAULTS. parts to be held together by a thumbscrew, and the socket to be furnished at its mouth or larger end with a month, at least in a year, The land with coal being with masonry, giving a slight descent towards the street; a lip about l-16th of an inch square,…

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