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Vol. IX. MARCH, 1850. No. 26.

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THE

AMERICAN JOURNAL

OF

SCIENCE AND ARTS.



CONDUCTED BY

Professors B. SILLIMAN and B. SILLIMAN, Jr.,

AND

JAMES D. DANA.



SECOND SERIES.

No. 26.— MARCH, 1850.





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