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Scientific American magazine Vol 2. No. 3 Oct 10 1846

Homogeneous.

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Joe Snooks, seeing some farmer's boys employed, some at hoeing and others at mowing, in the same field, remarked that they were a hoe-mow-geneous set of fellows.

The Louisville Journal, philosophizing on the recent commencement of several newspapers, gives the following poetic remark:

'Income and ink'em, Although you may link'em, Are not such first cousins as some folks may think'em.'

We did not expect to mention large peaches again; but the Louisville Journal speaks of a lot which measured nearly twelve inches each, in circumference.

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