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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 30 (1854) (1854)

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MERICAN, PUBLISHED WEEELY, At 128 Fulton street, N. Y. (Sun Buildings.) BY MUNN & CO. ents, Federhen!' & Co., Boston. Dexter & Bro. New York Stokes & Bro., Philadelphia. B. Dawson, Montreal, 0.8 ‘ook, Kinney & Oo., San M. Boullemet, Mobile, Ala Francisco, E. W. Wiley, New Orleans Le Count & Strong,… … 211; since then the steamer “ Caroline” was burned, and 40 lives lost ; and on the 18th ult. the “Reindeer” exploded her boilers at the first turn of her wheels in leaving the wharf at Cannelton, Ky., by which from thirty to forty number dangerously wounded. The scene of agony, it is said, baffled…

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