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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 3 (January 1864) (1864)

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; on each holes in the top of the hive. By turning the box, the side of it are the outlet and inlet passages, J K, for communication between the hive and box may be the steam or water. These pistons and disk are all opened or closed. Our artist has rendered the con- fastened securely to the shaft,… … tention is being paid at present to the best form for for it was obtained through the Scientific American hives. The swarm of bees that would not inconti- ted, the air entering underneath and passing out Patent Agency, May 6, 1863. For further information nently settle down and take possession of…

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