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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 4 (July 1863) (1863)

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burner without smoke, thus rendering its meters have cases, d d, attached to them, surround- This invention was patented on May 12, 1863, use offensive and deleterious to health and furniture. ing the said wheels, and extending above the water By reducing the burner to a very small size, this has… … afraid to use them. The PARRISH'S PATENT GAS-MIXER. these difficulties, as New York Herald says:— proved after the experience of many months practical " The Monitor torpedo consists of a monster shell, volve in the water contained in these casings, which working under the most severe tests, in…

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