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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 17 (1869) (1869)

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hen be found direct.” prosperous, and best cultivated districts ; it is surrounded by that the middle of the board would still retain the original A similar want of correct knowledge of the natural figure a circle of charming villages, and only awaits the comple- thickness, from the resistance of… … nt the present time nearly the whole of this seed has been THE CONTRACTION OR SHRINKING OF TIMBER. narrower throughout its wasted, or returned ‘to the scil as a fertilizer. The present entire length, more es- |f In a Jecture delivered by John Anderson, C. E., at the “ So- pecially on the face of jf…

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