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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 31 (1858) (1858)

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Quantities have been sold in Jackson county at Our first engraving shows one of the pret- “ Science in Sport” bids them Farewell! and maple answer best. $3 per tun, and when some system is employed tiest optical illusions that can well be im- in the mining, it is expected to be much agined, and it… … Eggs are 25 cents per dozen, and have been The cotton gin, though so much improved cause of fires in cotton gins, from great fric- 40. These are very nearly famine prices ; but tion. since its origin, is yet continually progressing, as the expression have been occurs in relation and the following…

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