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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 10 (March 1870) (1870)

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aphical One of the most striking features in the wheel which we Savannah. Charleston, Wilmington, Norfolk, and the prin- Society wanted a belt to go round the earth, any of theso this week illustrate is the ample provision made for the es- cipal cities in the southeast, with St. Louis, Quincy,… … apart. For instance, Perth Amboy, in New Jersey, tinues in the same direction in which it crossed the river supplies large quantities of it; but, strange to say, from At- It will be seen that the wheel is one of the claBS known as until it strikes the dirt road between New Albany and Jeffer- lanta,…

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