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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 11 (1869) (1869)

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o parts are exactly ing department embraces standard works of interest, instruc- alike, having, each, one perpendicular side froma to b which tion, fiction, bound volumes of the most valuable periodicals are placed together. The upperside from} to cis beveled, of past years, etc., five or six… … But it has its undeniable advantages. The bycicle, or two- the cap, and the two bases wheeled velocipede, can turn corners that a tricycle cannot ; it pressed together, and secured, as in ordinary rails. The city and Albany is privileged to take books from this depart- has less friction ; is more…

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