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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 6 (August 1864) (1864)

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bsorbs less sulphur from the coal in the accompanying engraving. From that time up the first part of the improvements has for its object to the present hour inventors have been busy in im- than that which is melted. The two portions are the lessening of the quantity of iron and carbon lost proving… … the air has hitherto been areguided by certain slots, simply conveyed from the HARRIS'S FEATHERING LEVER PADDLE. F, so that they move over blast engine or air vessel, the same path each time. It will be seen also that quantity of sulphur absorbed, while at the same time | in a cold or in a heated…

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