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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 9 (1870) (1870)

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t doubtless deserves. It is stated that The piers for the new railway bridge over the Connecticut steam and the steam engine, which an extended and properly no equalized draft can be obtained by it, unless the horses river, at Saybrook, Conn., on the Shoreline railway, are now conducted set of… … £. ee i. eee inconveniences will be of benefit to hundreds of thousands. a pivot in the center of the large pier, and will be supported them todraw alike. The method proposed has, it is said, been This coalis found in abundance in nearly every section of by a circular track railway, and so geared…

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