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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 12 (1873) (1873)

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ve oil, for salves and plasters, by the addition less loss of power than the cog wheel gearing; and also, to- of white wax, and may be kept well preserved for a time, as be able to transmit positive power for any distance, from free from smell as when first prepared. one to twenty feet, and thus is… … county, Virginia, who may be addressed for fragments are picked apart and reduced to a further particulars. fiberous condition like jute, or flax, or cotton. almost every thing in the line of fruits, flowers, and plants The material once properly opened up, it is, by means of SHO — grown in…

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