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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 26 (December 1876) (1876)

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l rise, and peihaps demand will fall off; for lumber, particularly the white pine and the hemlock firm, while the fact of their undertaking the work is excel- and the planting of timber trees, now and for some years to logs. The central depSt of the trade in Pennsylvania is I lent proof of the… … the perfection required in bleaching.—TexHh Manufacturer We have no doubt that steps will be taken to avert this lumber ponds, where the logs are stored till required for threatened damage; but the necessity cannot be too fre- use or for other markets. 1^ < ■ > » BI«actaInB Wool. Williamsport is…

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