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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 29 (1851) (1851)

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VOLUME 6.) [NUMBER 29. THE cient importance to procure copies of works so Scientific American, rare and so useful. CIRCULATION 16,000. … the close he minds he is taxed to the extent of wheels, pieces of wood, to be about six inches a hundred or more pounds for England alone; The improvement on this Car is the inven- the bottem of the large receptacle of the car ; above the rails, so that when the axles or and that if he desires to…

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