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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 26 (June 1874) (1874)

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sky during has two series of ore chambers instead of one, so as to treat the ore at dlf saw may be operated by band mechanism to so much advantage that one ferent degrees of temperature to remove sulphur and phosphorus, and se man may be made to do the work of six, the whole device weighing but the… … o'clock in the morning, directly beneath the polar star, and Dr. John Thornley, Charlottesville, Ya.—This invention relates to an Measures. By J. Pickering Putnam. Price 50 cents. mprovement In the class of levels provided with a hinged base bar for In- about twenty-five degrees from it, and is…

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