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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 2 (January 1875) (1875)

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- any desired angle, A suitable socket, at the upper end of the ducted and the vessels in which it was collected. He also The object of the invention illustrated herewith is to pro- arm, holds the umbrella hnndle, retaining the same by a sim- found that not all of ibis oily product was carried off… … 893° and 320°; and the boiling-point of the remainder gr»du- Fig. 1 showij the disconnecting arrangements located on The umbrella shade is lai^ely used, iu this city, by stage ally rises to 392° Fah. t he double tr»e and front portion of the wagon. Fig. 2 re- drivers, cartmen, and others whose…

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