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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 10 (September 1867) (1867)

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the bridge across burn, which it apparently does, from what Mr. Robinson says was, that he found when a compact mass of iron filings were the Genesee and the canal at Portage, a view of which is giv- formed between the two poles of a magnet and then broken producing a great heat and intense… … RAILROAD BRIDGE ACROSS THE GENESEE RIVER AT PORTAGE, NEW YORK-ERIE RAILWAY. wooden structure, erected for a similar purpose, in the world. of a bar of tough iron. These and other facts led him to try ever the mode of operation may be, the results being as stated It is erected on thirteen stone…

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