Railroad to Albany

The undersigned respectfully caution their fellow citizens against being influenced or misled by the anonymous attacks which are made in some of the public papers, and in the New York Herald particularly, on the features and merits of the proposed Hudson River Railroad, as placed before the public u...

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Published in:Scientific American 1847-02, Vol.2 (21), p.166-166
Main Authors: JERVIS, JOHN B., ALLEY, SAUL, HOOKER, JAMES, KELLY, ROBERT, ALLEN, STEPHEN, BOORMAN, J., CHAMBERLAIN, W., WELLS, JAMES. N.
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