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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 30 (1848) (1848)

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alculated that from the few hands §G-See advertisement on last page. that could be employed to tunnel, it would | Poetry. _ | take five years to accomplish the subterranean excavation, and that from one totwo millions of dollars would be the required cost. It is proposed to sink four or five shafts… … Leave Springfield at 9 P. M. ; arrive at San- Rushes on to the future, This is an invention of Mr. Henry Besse- | having access to it through the materials dusky, to breakfast, at 6 A. M. And then they bring tears. mer, of Baxter House, in the eounty of Mid- \ which it may contain, the bottle glass…

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