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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 23 (June 1867) (1867)

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der the sash in which the sash ning 1,000 Grove cells one hour, while doing their maximum slides. In the engraving the support is drawn out of the re- work, would be $27.65. This would give for 5,000 candles a oted to the uprights by a round bar, B, which serves also as cess to show it, but in use… … Let us for a moment take another view of the matter. The turned down, while the remainder are in an upright position. average hourly consumption of coal by a good steam engine When fully extended and in place, these bars are supports to New Species of Swindling* may be set down at four pounds per…

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