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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 23 (1865) (1865)

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or one-half the cost of has he been able to devise means by which the most wood. For dwelling houses strips of boards are laid serious objection to the ordinary plow—choking— up in the wall tor lathing, to give an air chamber to could be obviated. This defect, however, is now avoid any dampness.… … THE CHEAPEST AND BEST; MECHANICAL JOURNAL IN THE WORLD, ‘The holder, A, is hollow, and contains the ink, ex” provement to cultivate his worst land without suf- A NEW VOLUME OF WHICH COMMENCED cept ut a certain portion near the end, which is de- tering the annoyance heretofore met with. He ieelso…

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