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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 50 (August 1851) (1851)

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equired. By hitching the team mend it. river, at or near the dividing line between E, figure 2. The plan view, figure 1, and the Tennessee and Kentucky, a distance of about within the frame, the horses are enabled to ISO miles. We learn from good authority walk more freely, while the machine is… … case caution should be observed. I have used up five passenger cars with a speed of 1 mile The front rail of the frame projects in front of The accompanying engraving is a perspec- it several times in the course of two years. in four minutes, and then drew 117 tons up the axle, to allow the cut…

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