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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 12 (September 1862) (1862)

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TAGLIABUES COAL OIL PYROMETER. Further information in relation to this inventionmay be obtained by addressing the inventor, G.Tagliabue, at 298 Pearl street, New York. MEUCCIS KEHOSENE LAMP. If a lamp without a chimney that will burn kero- … sene oil without smoking is never produced, it willcertainly not be from any want of ingenuity amongour inventors, but from insurmountable difficultiesin the thing itself. The devices which have alreadybeen suggested and tried seem to be innumerable,and new ones continue to come forth in endless…

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