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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 11 (1865) (1865)

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ucted, ornamental perstructure; second, one that would occupy the instead of unsightly, occupying but little space and tention of any one, acting automatically—releasing least spac>; third, a capacity for carrying passen- its hold upon one rope, seizing the next in succession in no way obstructing… … lower cars are suspended shall be as well supplied from the lower tracks, the as Europe is in this re- ANDREW’S ELEVATED RAILROAD. wheels being attached to spect. There is at least one establishment in this State de- the top of the car; the upper cars run upon the rails under the control of the…

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