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WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEW-YOhk.


SERIES of hydrsui powers in all over eighty ieet
"A fall has eeu formed during the past year on The Lime
stone Creek a, Fay eevlle, Onondsga Co NJ vhIase
East of SYRACUSE three miles South OF the Rarosd one
mile from the Enc Canal with which 10 connected oy
large navgabie Feeder belonging 70 una 0y ne
State. ...,. ,.,.u .,,a5
f,r paper mls or other establishments requiring ngh!
nower with over one hundred and twenty feet fall This


a as well as that of the Limestone can be suodvded rs


Belonging with the same are hundred acres OF
The best Of Land both for buildings factories and culya
non The country 10 healthy, beautiful and FERTILE and
close a hand abundance Of limestone, waterime, pas-
ter &c


u'ipi ippooire of JOHN McWCCAR, PORTER TREMAINE,
EEDYAR1 Cszenovis NJ Y is lm'