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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 14 (1880) (1880)

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er has been 118,000. Besides these derived from the genius and the labors of the mechanician. connection with which it is to be used. It has’a stuffing many shiploads are sent by way of Canada. New York, Bos- We may go back in thought to the time when the spade, the ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore,… … NUNNS AND CLOUGH’S EXTENSION WATER GAUGE belonging to any regular line, which are chartered as concentric and eccentric circles, of which the farmer needed by commission merchants in this country to stands out in the principal center. These all revolve go to any part of Europe. These steamers…

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