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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 19 (November 1866) (1866)

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he voice of the conductor, or renders his direction al. This invention consists in substituting for the bullet, as seen at D. Another operation by means indistinct. Then the difficulty of getting ready to aforesaid sand, a material which does not substan- of the compression of dies, gives the… … equal to pure sperm oil at the least, This device was patented April 3, and probably better for carriage axles, P. E. & J, P. GEUGER'S STATION INDICATOR 1866, by P. E. and J. P. Gruger, Lancas- can now be bought for 50 cents per will fuse at the melting temperature of the metal ter, Pa., to whom…

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