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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 2 (January 1876) (1876)

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re has been arrested for lack ties, will, without doubt, understand the object and uses of tween two platform cars which traversed tracks laid in the of money and by the setting in of winter, principally from these colossal heaps of stone termed anchorages, from the streets. The usual jack screws… … stratum of wood consisted of four layers, placed relatively ing the money for its share of the cost; and the day on cross wis", and interspersed with concrete, the. whole mea- which its final stone is laid will mark the completion of the From the longitudinal section, Fig. 2, the position of the…

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