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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 9 (1865) (1865)

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r’s | the moment when his comrade struck it. He suc-| sees whether the axle has sufficient lubricating food ten-horse power oscillating steam engines. The ad- | ceeded beyond his wishes; for the bell cracked on re- | to last to the next principal station. If the axle is vantages claimed for this… … lague of many of our households—which the grease men administer the yellow a itor to the public gratuitously. He CARTER’S OSCILLATING ENGINE. food to the axle boxes. The substance simply pays a penny to his children for each cock- | suprise being expressed at this accident, the founder | is…

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