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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 19 (November 1872) (1872)

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eet magic, from the hi therto vacant fields of New Jersey and- maximum number of revolutions per minute at which these Long Island. The streets, of our city are placarded with in bight. The derrick set over this well has a hight of sixty engineB are usually worked is fifty. The steam is supplied… … sure the total absence of smoke and the cess of a foreclosure suit. CHEAP COUNTRY HOUSE. proper combustion of. fuel, a very much With this view, we present, in the ac- larger quantity of air is required to be admitted to the fur- companying illustrations, the plans and elevation of a neat,…

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