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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 1 (September 23, 1848) (1848)

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each The extent of railways open for public Becomes a hollow moan ; travel in Great Britain and Ireland on the 1st The rushing of the trees and woods, that passengers destined to any particular of July last was 3,830 miles, and the total Hath now a:wailing tone, produce of trafic upon them within… … Another Diving Bell. Tis Justice that maketh . A correspondentof the Easton, Pa., Sentinel Weak instruments strong. convenience and utility of the invention which passengers misunderstand, or cannot hear the says that a company of gentlemen from Boston conductor’s voice, and ignorant of the place…

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