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Identifier: americanjournalo101826newh (find matches)
Title: The American journal of science and arts
Year: 1820 (1820s)
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Publisher: New-Haven : S. Converse
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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Small Pox, - . . . . 20S Chlorophoeite, 393 Andalusite—Origin of Fountains, 894 Tails ol Comets, 885 , Lyceum of Natural History of New York—Cutting of Steel, &c. by Iron— Herpetology, SS? Population of New York—Erie Canal—Lead Mines of the United States— Education of the Indians—Effects of Temperance, . . . 398 Coldweather ofthe winterofl825—6 . . . . . . .399 Officers of the Lyceum of Natural History of the Berkshire Medical Institution --JVIanaal of Mineralogy, ........... 40(i J.-*>ive 99, bottSiB lifie, fof 6 reud h.»,.j,. 3 ^i line 2, for require read fegili/iS.:-«V 122, 28, for were read®as. 185, 3 from bottom, for srecreosedifeadiiiiiJijaAi^f^.-y bottom line, for 6 read 6?^. IS?, 16 from top, for Ice and read IcdaSjsiJ- 22, for visble read visible.189, 8 from bottom, for entirey read exiUrelif. 208, 11 from bottom, for tiariolws read ?)a>wfoz?5;.375, 20 from top, for Mineralay read MiTixraiffgy.37f?, 2? from top. for )S. ^. J9. i^tS ,/. JE-. i?, ^
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THE JOURNAL OF SCIENCE, &c. GEOLOGY, MINERALOGY, TOPOGRAPH F, &c. REMARK. The letter at the bottom of the page will explain the orig-in of tliisarticle. Although the communications of Dr. Hildreth to Mr. Atwaterare dated in 1819, the information appears to be valuable and interest-ing. As it was drawn up in answer to certain queries relating to sub-jects of a miscellaneous nature, we shall not hesitate to separate thedifferent topics as they happen to correspond with the general divisionsof this Journal.—Ed. Art L—Facts^ relating to certain parts of the state of Ohio, Nature of the soil, hills, valleys, plains, caverns, rocks,lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams; the quality of the water, * Extract of a letter to the Editor, from Caleb Atwater, Esq. dated Cir- cleville, Aug. 4, 1825.Dear Sir, Several years since, I undertook to collect information as to theearly settlement of this state, its geography, geology, natural history,&c., with the intention of publishing Notes oamericanjournalo101826newh

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