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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 19 (1867) (1867)

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each year to worn toa stub. As the broom corn can be easily obtained at passing an act compelling the employés of all railroad com- be better understood, so that from the state of the weather at a low price, and the handle and labor of attaching the broom panies in this State to weara… … working the engines far less than that of running locomo- be maintained in a regiment or on board a man-of-war, if “ all tives.—Philadd phia Ledger. hands” dressed as they pleased ; we think we can answer for inventive genius of the country has designed several devices him that, instead of order,…

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