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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 35 (May 1851) (1851)

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p- The Exhibition will be permanently open at all times, to bring into public notice the part of the truss, the degree of inclination of tember every year. A Fair, conducted in an after this week, and we cordially commend it products of their ingenuity and skill; and to each brace will ensure an… … and skillful men to every point at issue and More about Severson's Bridge. rection ; we like to see it, and as long as it is examining corps as can be furnished by the not at issue in Bridge Building. Mr. Herman Two weeks ago we published an illustrated conducted well we will heartily advocate the…

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