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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 4 (1865) (1865)

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eet. Co.,” which has leased for a term of years 2,000 acres a short time. It is now in usein most of the city The engines have slide valves of immense weight and hotels and large restaurants, and is certified by the of land, on Long Island, one of the group of Baha- area; deprived of the steam… … raised a small quantity of cleaned. cotton, the quality of This machine is durable WEEDON’S KNIFE CLEANER. which is claimed to be and strongly made, and superior to any raised on the coasts of Georgia and times in a minute is an enormous waste of power. large numbers ot them are nowinuse. It was…

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