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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 19 (November 1865) (1865)

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s well arranged to that or less short, the old continent will not be tributary erally wasted, and quantities of matches consumed end. Any length or tapei of axle can be set in a few to America for mineral oils for lighting. Every during the operation. It will be conceded that the minutes. day new… … GORTON'S AXLE-SETTING MACHINE. lamp shown in the engraving is a great improvement market for petroleum. The Marseilles Semaphore, In itself the machine is quite simple, being merely on the common way of doing the business, being however, is of opinion that Marseilles, is destined two uprights, A,…

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