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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 10 (1869) (1869)

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e entire world. comparatively small. San Francisco has entered the lists, and we understand has for the conveyance of earth, sand, and such materials, and will A patent for this unique vehicle is now pending through doubtless supersede in the end, all the bicycles and other des- produced some… … than he does at other times. It needs no bridging of gut- ters ; in fact, it is capable of surmounting such obstacles as curbstones, etc., and is com- ing rapidly into use by por- ters in delivery of goods. But while some laugh, as they willat everything new, there are many who regard the…

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