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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 21 (May 1867) (1867)

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runs through Broadway to Sixty- to be directed so as to obtain the most economical and perfect mission to air to force the oil to the axle. fourth street, and thence to probably the east side of the vil- combustion. Mr. Ferdinand Braun, of Wiesbach, a member This contrivance is perfectly simple,… … BRATJN'S BASKET GRATE FURNACE. easily applied. There are no detached parts to be lost and land await direct railway communication with the city to de- the surface ; and also the occupancy of extensive tracts of land its operation is uniform and efficient. John H. Calkins and velop into great value…

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