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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 22 (June 1867) (1867)

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r frame is placed inside the main frame, on the union of carbon (4) and hydrogen (2), he has lately built base plates of which are mortises to receive it, when the ed at one time. One advantage of having the hay to be ele- upon this structure by the addition of oxygen (8) which makes vated under… … cessful production of toluen from that portion which receives the LOTJDEN'S HAY FOKK AND STACKING APPARATUS. marsh gas and benzine. hoisting rope is a cone while obviates the necessity of so heavy a frame, and as the travel- that which receives the draft rope is a cylinder. The reason ing pulley is…

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