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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 17 (October 1865) (1865)

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40 set on fire a tarred beech pletely separated, each Kind in its proper receptacle— reform in the methods of working iron was destined plank, 66 feet distant; with 98 at 126 feet, with 112 at to produce great results, and we have taken pains to oats in one vessel, hay seed in another, peas and 138… … contains seven grains of the precious metal. country, and have com MESSRS. BROWN'S ENGINE.—SEE FIRST PAGE. It is reported that Lieut. M. F. Maury, who ran menced the manuacture. in another, and, finally, the refuse wheat and chess in Mr. Holley, an educated and able civil engineer, visited away…

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