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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 45 (1846) (1846)

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Geological Gleanings iu Mississippi. Science of Mechanics. New Inventions. Time Recuiatep py Exvectriciry.——One of the (Continued frem No. 44.) (Continued from No. 44.) latest exhibitions of the power of the Electric fluid These ravines are destitute of sand and gravel, … serves a continuous chain eastwardly by Selsers- A little bread his famish’d babe denied. of his appearing was made sufficiently plain, and A 3 acart and stowing it away into a barn. lt is stated town, across Cole’s creek, and connecting with the Farewell, thou dreary scene of want and woe! whereby…

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