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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 5 (January 1864) (1864)

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land Imitating: our Ordnance. So many accidents are continually occurring from tents of the vessel in process of heating. With fix- tures that depend upon the chimney for support, it is misplaced railroad switches, defective signals, and the We are going to pay the Americans the highest com-… … ers, as well as on kero- gun from heating, and BARNES'S EAUEOAD SWITCH SIGNAL. sene lamps, and here it which was the reason why is even more efficient, as the • absence of the chimney safety of hundreds of lives in charge, that a self-regu- it was fired only three times an hour, the piece has…

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