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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 6 (August 1863) (1863)

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owing a sash " Soon after the discovery of oxygen by Priestley, through the lungs—in other words, that the blood supporter in section, secured to the case for the up- in 1774, the very time of Hewson's death, just a cen- of the left ventricle is hotter than the blood of the per sash ; and another… … three inches below the meeting rail; they have been confirmed, as far as M'LEAN'S WINDOW-SASH SUPPORTER. the flanges of the sash-supporter regards cholera subjects, by M. Do- are then let in flush with the face of the jamb- tract, and seventeen years subsequent to the discov- yere, in Paris. But…

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