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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 23 (June 1882) (1882)

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o prescribe an electric discontinued, the shad having moved further up the river, stand, i. e., enabling one to follow the star by a single railway on a similar system to that adopted by them in Paris. netted alone over three million shad and sixty million her- motion. There is an abundance of… … Owing to the want of sufficient elevation, both banks of ture of 50° Centigrade (about 120° Fahr.), and allowed to the lower Mississippi river, except at a very few points, are EQUATORIAL MOUNTING. emulsify. If a moderately rapid plate be required ten subject to inundation whenever there is a…

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