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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 3 (October 4, 1851) (1851)

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idge, the with the two back staysat C,is allowed to length and thickness is obtained, the whole ments, or on a rocky bank; then extend cross bracing is fitted under: the floor-joist, in take a catenary curve. After a sufficient across the stream two or more sets of stringers, terminating in a… … either kind of bridge with double the weight ferences from tame ones. It is a question detriment to the main structure ; also,‘ being Antidote for Arsenic. it is required to sustain, the girders will ‘be among naturalists whether the dog and wolf so constructed that it receives the strain longi-…

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