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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 24 (June 1865) (1865)

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Mountains in North Dakota to the Gila river. The engravings published herewith represent one They are met with in all latitudes between the Gila the buckets are polished, and so constructed that of Van Dewater's improved water wheels. These and Panama, from the line of perpetual snow to that they… … opuntas has a small fruit, specific in scurvies and Through these wheels the water finds its way when blood impurities, while others have fruits with the wheels are quite celebrated and are in use in all parts Ft'f/. 4: flavor of pine-apples, of strawberries, peaches, of the country. We have seen…

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