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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 1, No. 1 (July 2, 1859) (1859)

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ussia, where he is. engaged as engineer-in-chief to the Volga-Don Railway ‘gad Don-Azoff Steam Navigation Co., and consulting- engineet-4o. the Russian Steam Navization and Trading Odessa, Russia. <A patent “Coz;, and some other associations. be operated at a depth of sixty feet of water. %n the… … the same position, so arranged that they could carry a pontoon is provided with a chuck-block, L, that can be which all wedge-shaped vessels encounter., ‘Such a pro- operated by cord and tackle from the surface, ‘so:.that a ship over any shallow water to a harbor, or could support position is based…

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