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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 11 (March 1889) (1889)

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It was located and partially be cast of metal purified by the new converter, it can cross bar connected with the outer ends of the springs owned bj Thomas Walley, a native of Armstrong be one-fifth the present weight and of equal strength ; County, Pa. This asphalt was formerly crude petro- by… … trade was exemplified the other day in the person of lYMAW'S BOAS CABT, Patrick Gleason, Mayor of Long Island City. The ap- Speed Trials of Aiiiericaii Steam. Ifaclits and propriation for the maintenance of the water depart- Naplitlia Launches. and free to swing freely in all directions. The thills…

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