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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 8 (August 1867) (1867)

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eep. There was a buckle of 1'4 inches, dimin- 2d of September, the greatest Aurora ever seen there, made Not the teast among the many advantages of the Paris ishing gradually over a distance of 40 inches. Again, no its appearance. These Auroras were accompanied with unu- Exposition is to be… … excellent information from the United aakers and repairers. The disadvantage of States leaves no doubt of the fact that he bow is that it reverses the direction of AN EGYPTIAN WOOD-TURNER AT WORK there are but ten 20-inch guns made, and be rotation at every stroke; of course the that only eleven…

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