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

Result of Observation.

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The editor of the New Haven Herald sets it down as a fact in natural history, proved by his experience for years, that when a traveller rides up to a toll gate, the keeper—if a man, invariably brings out a box, or a handful of change; but if a woman, she comes out and takes the traveller's coin, and then goes back for the change.

Snags and other obstructions in the Western rivers, are now denominated Polk stalks.

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