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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 14 (December 15, 1855) (1855)

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nly $2 94 per cord, and yet the ex- they operate to open and shut the gate in a ting Clothes. The two sets are alike in arrangement and pense of fuel per mile for drawing a tun load different direction. The cords, a3 43, pass Sanborn & Carter, Portland, Me., Book Back- operation, and a description… … By addressing communications to Mr. Weber, of cord wood per annum on this single road, Washing Rags. pulleys, ee’. It will be readily seen that a gate at Seneca Falls, more information respecting must soon render such fuel scarce, and conse- of this description must be fastened when Nelson Barlow,…

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