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1 VII  |  in the name of the United States; to add a fortieth State
2 XX   | horse-power, of the United States navy, was occupied in taking
3 XXI  |  the evening the different States of the Union had heard the
4 XXIII|  lines of railroads in the States were joined by flying rails;
5 XXIII| the railways of the United States, and every road was open.
6 XXIII|    railroads of the United States.~The engine was manned by
7 XXIII|    thought that the United States of America were seated at