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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 29 (April 1848) (1848)

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ed to the Legislature for a bill autho- rising them to bridge the outlet of Lake TERMS—}S a year-—$1 In advance, and Champ'.ain. It is highly probable that the tile remainder in 6 months. request will be granted, and that the work &f-See advertisement on last page will bt immediately put under… … Ere death hath made it lone. The head waters of the Gila are directly This is an invention of Mr. C. Hill, of Lon- axle c, and kept in a vertical position by the west of Paso del Norte; second they are only Mournfully! 0,mourniully lower end beinj; heavier than the upper. The don, for improvements…

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