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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 12 (September 1860) (1860)

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ed by addressing the inventor, W. H. the eastward. Peoria, 111. Gwynne, at No. 142 Center-street, this city. MCCULLOCH'S GRAIN-DRYING AND EVAPOR- Cheap Substitute for Lampblack, Ivory Black, An Attempt to Make it Rain.—A letter from &c.—It is known that the refuse of the cannel coal ATING… … each 7 feet in diameter. M'CULLOCH'S GRAIN-DRYING AND EVAPORATING APPARATUS. is an excellent fertilizer, The number of flues is then and completely destroys reduced to two, which run np twenty feet higher, the all insects. We do not gather from his article, how- destroyed every year by moisture,…

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