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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 5 (January 1880) (1880)

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n height, so that a man can easily look down the smoke pipe remain as the foundation of the well or curbing, and thus has been patented by Messrs. Samuel A. De Force and Wil- while standing alongside of the track, and if he has tolera- prevent it from caving in. liam V. McConnell, of Crockett,… … cases, and is liable to interruption in mild or open winters, side, and wooden hoops on the inside, and the annular cham- HACKETT'S IMPBOVEMENT IN DIGGING AND CUBBING ber formed between the staves is filled with masonry. A in which case the logs left in the woods till the next season WELLS. are…

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