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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 25 (1864) (1864)

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horse-power double en- dant crops whenever they were planted in proper cli- deck rai's, A, so that they bear on the deck of the gine, which will occupy a space of about six feet mates and soils. Some of the olive trees near Santa stern section, and attaching a piece of timber, B, just Barbara and… … fruit in the old missions windlasses are to take up of the south is a very the slack and heave the HEATH’S CANAL BOAT. scanty crop, although two sections together gineering science, should be done at an early date. large in size. In 1863 the trees yielded immensely when they are loaded. It is…

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