ork) contains 47,000 square miles; 640
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Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan, we have an amount of over 126,000,000
lbs. What it might be by including all the States, those disposed may
ascertain. Enough for our purpose is made clear, and that is, a small
item only of an enormous amount is now secured.

[22] It should not be forgotten that forest trees are valuable,
especially when there is basswood, or even maple.

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