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BALLSTON See also: village and the county-seat of See also: Saratoga county, New See also: York, U.S.A., about 7 M
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S. of Saratoga Springs
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Pop
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(189o) 3527; (1900) 3923; (1910 U
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S
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Census) 4138
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It is served by the See also: Delaware & Hudson railway, and is connected with Saratoga Springs, Albany, and See also: Schenectady by electric lines
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There are several manufacturing establishments, among which are one of the largest manufactories of paper-bags in the See also: United States and a large tannery
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It is, however, as a popular summer resort that Ballston See also: Spa is best known
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Many See also: fine chalybeate and other springs rising through solid See also: rock from a See also: depth of about 650 ft. furnish a highly effervescent See also: water of considerable medicinal and commercial value; The village has the Ballston Spa public library, the Saratoga county See also: law library and the Saratoga county See also: court See also: house
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Ballston Spa, which was named in honour of the Rev
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Eliphalet See also: Ball, an early settler, was settled about 1787 by the grandfather of See also: Stephen A
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See also: Douglas, and was incorporated in 1855
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See E
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F
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See also: Prose, Centennial Hist. of Ballston Spa, 1908
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