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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 6 (August 1868) (1868)

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imple and quite unique. portion of the rail and seating itself on the ground in front of heaviest freight wagon. It is believed by the inventor to be The principal engraving represents a perspective view of and under the vehicle, and it thus remains upright support- specially adapted to… … the cars, many of the rail- their peripheries in bearing road companies have dis- with the outside of the rails, borne over it, when it is taken up at the rear over the curve and are held in close contact by means of the small or keeper continued the use of petroleum oils for illumination and have…

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