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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 49 (1851) (1851)

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ad one end, and an inclined piece at the other, on the “‘low-backed car’? has given way to the inventor, T. E. Warren, Esq., of the city of of plane surfaces. The substitution of thin which the ecrew of a clamp is made to act so elegant and majestic eight-wheeled vehicle. Troy, N.Y. Mr. Warren is… … water run for a short period through it, contra- the spring metal chairs, bedsteads, and the The panels are made of lighter wrought-iron wheel or roller moving in the ditch and opera- ry to ita common direction. Fresh filtering plate than the poste. The roof is of thin railroad carseat, reprerented…

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