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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 11 (1865) (1865)

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asily digested, able success, as also those fromthe Ghengis and Cas- may be laid on in the manner of shingles; but any and consequently healthier for stock than hay in pian. old window sash will answer the purpose. bulk, and many ingenious machines have been con- ‘¢The shawls still most in request,… … inner face of the knife being slight- ny, a rare and expensive metal, in ly concave, causes less friction and great demand for type-casting. The permits the edge of the knife to whet itsclf against sum of $350 per tun was at once offered for all with water as it is piled. In two or three days the…

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