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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 3 (1865) (1865)

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lose a little more than half of this farm, which has, the farmer’s heaviest toils are lightened, and one man is impossible to misplace it or detach it from the ves- is enabled to achieve, with ease, the work of half a as partof its furniture, comfortable sheds for ten sel itis used with. This… … and careless because they economically measured in had no interest in the work, this vessel than in others, used only the rudest and and that there is a saving in sixty acres, on the Grand Prairie, in the plowing, clumsiest tools; but in the hands of intelligent free- labor and the cost of utensils…

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