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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 17 (October 1866) (1866)

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e of nitro-glycerin. The explosions that neers he has been making observations as to the fea- conical top and bottom, to connect with the stove occurred at San Francisco and Aspinwall should sibility of furnishing New York City with gas for funnel. At A, Fig. 1, is a sliding damper for the have… … of nitro-glycerin than any other man living—extend- rect draft is required. The ap- ing back many years—and I intend to prepare for RUTH & DE LONG'S FUNNEL DRUM OR RADIATOR. paratus and its operation can you some instructions to miners how to use it, to the be easily understood by refer- steam, and…

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