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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 21 (1864) (1864)

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iles, in deposits many feet in thickness. answerable evidence of the utility and importance of dial. Different lengths of timber are gaged by set- It is so plentiful that by no human agency can the my invention, and that you refused it.’ Mr. Brown ting the gear, A, in connection with either one of… … narbor was located; and, turning should the in- OLD'S LUMBER MEASURE. finally, a railroad line strument be drawn was run from the harbor to the future mines, by the Fiteh then said, ‘Good morning, Mr. Brown, Member backwards. This is a very neat and useful article and experienced skill of Prof.…

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