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p. 3-1017- 1856 Milwaukee Feb. 7, 1856. My Dear Sir [Page mostly illegible due to damage.] Receiving your note about the "Antiquities of Wisconsin" reminded me that I have a new locality of Mastodon remains that may be of use in your new edition as showing, if nothing [illegible] the geographical distribution of the [illegible] was the anterior portion of the lower [illegible] at the [illegible] Chicago state fair [illegible] exhibitor?....Illinois, a [few?]...Galena. There has already [illegible] found near Waukesha, Wisconsin, a toothy [illegible] to the fossil elephant. It is now in the collection of Carrol College at that place. It is much decayed-but yet [illegible word-perceives?] character sufficient to enable me to identify it. With many thanks for your kindness I remain yours truly, I.A. Lapham. Dr. J.L. Warren | p. 3-1017- 1856 Milwaukee Feb. 7, 1856. My Dear Sir [Page mostly illegible due to damage.] Receiving your note about the "Antiquities of Wisconsin" reminded me that I have a new locality of Mastodon remains that may be of use in your new edition as showing, if nothing [illegible] the geographical distribution of the [illegible] was the anterior portion of the lower [illegible] at the [illegible] Chicago state fair [illegible] exhibitor?....Illinois, a [few?]...Galena. There has already [illegible] found near Waukesha, Wisconsin, a toothy [illegible] to the fossil elephant. It is now in the collection of Carrol College at that place. It is much decayed-but yet [illegible word-perceives?] character sufficient to enable me to identify it. With many thanks for your kindness I remain yours truly, I.A. Lapham. Dr. J.L. Warren |
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